Five Dynasties · Consort and Empress Dowager

Empress Li 李氏

Li Shi

Attested AD 935 - AD 947

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Empress Li was a consort and Empress Dowager.

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New History of the Five Dynasties, Chapter 17Volume 17: The Later Jin Imperial Family · 17 passages
開運三年十二月,耶律德光已降晉兵,遣張彥澤先犯京師,以書遺太后,具道已降晉軍,且曰:「吾有梳頭妮子竊一藥囊以奔於晉,今皆在否? In the twelfth month of Kaiyun 3 Yelü Deguang had already taken the surrender of the Jin armies and sent Zhang Yanze ahead against the capital; he wrote the dowager, setting out how the Jin had submitted, and asked: “I had a girl who combed my hair—she stole a medicine pouch and ran off to Jin. Are they all still there?