Yuan · Younger Sister of Chen Duancai

Husband's younger sister of Cai Sanyu 蔡三玉夫妹

Attested AD 1271 - AD 1368

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Husband's younger sister of Cai Sanyu was a Younger Sister of Chen Duancai.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 1271 to AD 1368 undated Yuan-dynasty biography
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 200, passage 300

Family

Kin of Cai Sanyu (蔡三玉)
husband's younger sister 夫妹
Directly stated · History of Yuan 200, passage 300
Sibling of Chen Duancai (陳端才)
younger sister 妹 · Uncertain siblings
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 200, passage 300

Places and affiliations

Polity Id yuan · Relation Subject of
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 200, passage 300

Events and relationships

Hacked by bandits
Military · Victim
Directly stated · History of Yuan 200, passage 301

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 200Volume 200 Biographies 87: Exemplary Women 1 · 2 passages

盜起漳州，掠龍溪，父廣瑞與端才各竄去，三玉獨偕夫妹出避鄰祠中。 Bandits rose in Zhangzhou and plundered Longxi. Her father Guangrui and Duancai each fled. Sanyu alone took her husband's younger sister to hide in a neighboring shrine.

盜入，斫夫妹，見三玉美，不忍傷，與里婦歐氏同驅納舟中。 The bandits broke in, hacked her husband's younger sister, saw that Sanyu was beautiful and could not bear to harm her, and together with a village woman named Ou drove them into a boat.