Sister-in-law of Lady Bai (白氏之嫂)

Overview

The translated histories identify Sister-in-law of Lady Bai as a family member. This record brings together 1 passage from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

Type	English	Chinese	Pinyin
Personal	Sister-in-law of Lady Bai	白氏之嫂
Descriptive kinship	Sister-in-law of Lady Bai	嫂

Identity

Historicity: Historical
Identification: Anonymous individuated
Sex: Female

Sex: female
Explicit · jinshi:130:s0178

Roles

Family Member

Life and dates

Attested activity

Source Date: Text: 天興元年 · Western Year: AD 1232
Explicit event contextual date · jinshi:130:s0178, jinshi:130:s0182

Family

Kin of Lady Bai (白氏)
Kinship Term: sister-in-law / 嫂 · Subject Role: sister-in-law · Object Role: husband-sister

References in the histories

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History of Jin, Chapter 130Volume 130 Biographies 68: Exemplary Women: The Wife of A Lin; The Wife of Li Baoxin; The Wife of Han Qingmin; Lei Fu, née Shi; Kang Zhuzhu; The Wife of Li Wen; The Wife of Li Ying; The Wife of Xiang Qi; A Luzhen; The Wife of Sahe Nian; The Wife of Xu Gu; Feng Miaozhen; Lady Pucha; Lady Wugulun; The Wife of Su Lan; The Wife of Mang Ge; Lady Yin; Lady Bai; Nie Xiaonü; The Wife of Zhong De; Lady Li of Baofu; Zhang Fengnu · 1 passage

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白氏年二十余即寡居，服除，外家迎歸，兄嫂竊議改醮。 Lady Bai was widowed in her twenties; when mourning ended her maternal family welcomed her back, and her elder brother and sister-in-law secretly discussed remarriage.