Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Consort

Zhang Lihua 張麗華

Died AD 589

Passages
12
Chapters
1
Histories
1

Overview

The translated histories identify Zhang Lihua as a consort. This record brings together 12 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.

Names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Personal Zhang Lihua 張麗華 Zhang Lihua
Given Lihua 麗華 Lihua
Title Noble Consort Zhang 張貴妃
Title Precious Consort Zhang 張貴妃
Surname Zhang
Personal name Zhang Lihua 張麗華 Zhang Lihua

Identity

Historicity
Historical
Identification
Named
Sex
Female

Roles

  • Consort

Life and dates

Death

  • Manner: beheaded and displayed · Place: middle bridge over Qingxi / 青溪中橋 · Authority Person Id: Sui Yangdi (隋煬帝) · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 隋軍陷臺城 · Western Year: AD 589
    Explicit · chenshu:007:s0145

Attested activity

  • Source Date: Text: 後主即位 · Western Year: AD 582
    Explicit · chenshu:007:s0141
  • Source Date: Text: 隋軍陷臺城 · Western Year: AD 589
    Explicit · chenshu:007:s0145

Family

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  • Kinship Role: father-and-elder-brothers · Count: 2 · Label: father and elder brothers / 父兄
    Explicit · chenshu:007:s0138

Career and standing

Places and affiliations

Learning and skills

  • Skill: remembering memorials / 條疏 · Level: renowned
    Explicit · chenshu:007:s0166

Events and relationships

Assessments and attributes

  • Kind: physical-description · Statement: hair seven feet long, black as lacquer, mirror-bright
    Explicit · chenshu:007:s0160

References in the histories

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Book of Chen, Chapter 7Volume 7: Empresses and Consorts · 12 passages
史臣侍中鄭國公魏徵考覽記書,參詳故老,云後主初即位,以始興王叔陵之亂,被傷臥于承香閣下,時諸姬嵭不得進,唯張貴妃侍焉。 The historiographer, palace attendant and Duke of Zheng, Wei Zheng, examined the records and consulted elders and wrote: When the Last Emperor first succeeded, he was wounded in the disorder of Prince of Shixing Shuling and lay ill below the Hall of Accepting Fragrance; none of the palace women could enter—only Noble Consort Zhang attended him.
後主每引賓客對貴妃等遊宴,則使諸貴人及女學士與狎客共賦新詩,互相贈答,採其尤豔麗者以為曲詞,被以新聲,選宮女有容色者以千百數,令習而哥之,[8]分部迭進,持以相樂。 Whenever the Last Emperor feasted with guests and the Precious Consort, he had the ladies and female academicians join familiar companions in new verse, trading lines; the finest were set as lyrics to new music, and hundreds or thousands of comely palace women were drilled to sing them—[8] sections took turns performing for the revel.