Song, Liao, and Jin · Named Individual

Hao Jiee 郝節娥

Hao Jie'e

Attested AD 960 - AD 1279

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7
Chapters
1
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1

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Hao Jiee was a Named Individual.

IdentityHistorical · Female

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History of Song, Chapter 460Volume 460 Biographies 219: Exemplary Women: Zhu E, Zhang Shi, Peng Lienu, Hao Jiee, Zhu Shi, Cui Shi, Zhao Shi, Ding Shi, Xiang Shi, Wang Shierfu, Xu Shi, Rong Shi, He Shi, Dong Shi, Tan Shi, Liu Shi, Zhang Shi, Shi Shi, Chen Tangqian, Jie Fuliaoshi, Liu Dangkemu, Ceng Shifu, Wang Maoqi, Tu Duanyouqi, Zhan Shinu, Liu Shengqi, Xie Biqi, Xie Fangdeqi, Wang Zhenfu, Zhao Huaiqie, Tan Shifu, Wu Zhongfuqi, Lu Zhong Zhunu, Lin Laonu, Tong Shinu, Han Shinu, Wang Shifu, Liutong Ziqi Mao Xixi · 7 passages
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始笄,母奪而歸,欲令世其娼,娥不樂娼,日逼之,娥曰:“少育良家,習織作組紃之事,又輒精巧,粗可以給母朝夕,欲求此身使終為良,可乎?” When she came of age, her mother took her back, intending to pass on the courtesan's trade. E refused. Day after day her mother pressed her, until E said: 'I was raised from childhood in a respectable home and learned weaving and needlework, at which I am quite skilled—enough at least to provide for your daily needs. Cannot I keep this body respectable to the end?'