Overview
The translated histories identify Palace woman who reported rebellion as an attendant, maid, and named individual. This record brings together 2 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.
Names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | Palace woman who reported rebellion | 白后宮人 | |
| Descriptive kinship | a palace woman | 宮人 |
Identity
- Historicity
- Historical
- Identification
- Anonymous individuated
- Sex
- Female
- Sex: femaleExplicit · suishu:036:s0241
Roles
- Attendant
- Maid
- Named Individual
Life and dates
Death
- Cause: beheaded by Emperor YangExplicit · suishu:036:s0244
Attested activity
- Source Date: Text: 帝幸江都 · Western Year: AD 618Explicit event contextual date · suishu:036:s0241
Career and standing
- Explicit · suishu:036:s0244
Works and attributed material
- Kind: speech · Role: speaker · Quote: trueExplicit · suishu:036:s0241
Events and relationships
- Kind: political · Role: reporter · Action: reported-rebellion-rumors · Other Person Id: Empress Xiao (蕭皇后)Explicit · suishu:036:s0241, suishu:036:s0243
References in the histories
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