Wang Shi (wife of Wu Zhen)

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Life

Her titles included Ruren and Xianjun.[2]

Family

Her ancestry extended to Wang Shu, her great-great-grandfather and fourth-generation ancestor, Wang Yigong, her great-grandfather, and Wang Shenyan, her grandfather; her father was Wang Qun and her mother was Liu Shi, the wife of Wang Qun.[3]

She married Wu Zhen and had six sons: the eldest, Wu Xijie; the second, Wu Xiliang; the third, Wu Ximeng; the fourth, Wu Xiyan; the fifth, Wu Xiyun; and the sixth, Wu Xifu. She also had four daughters, listed by birth order as the eldest, second, third, and fourth daughters, all identified under the surname Wu.[4]

Her grandchildren included nine grandsons—吳适, Wu Kui, Wu Shu, Wu Miao, Wu Zao, 吳適, Wu Mai, Wu Dao, and Wu Xuan—and two granddaughters, both identified under the surname Wu.[5]

Death and burial

In the eighth year of Zhenghe (1118), Liu Tangyun composed her epitaph, Yang Shi executed the seal inscription on its heading, and Wang Fu wrote it in cinnabar.[6]

Office recordsCBDB

Year unknown2
OfficeEraPosting
孺人Era unknownUnknown
縣君Era unknownUnknown

FamilyCBDB

RelationNameLife
高祖;四世祖王曙963–1034
曾祖王益恭992–1065
祖父王慎言1011–1087
父王群–
母劉氏(王群妻)–
丈夫吳震–
長子; 第一子吳希杰–
次子吳希亮–
三子吳希孟–
四子吳希顔–
五子吳希雲–
六子吳希甫–
二女吳氏(吳震女)–
孫吳适–
孫吳逵–
孫吳述–
孫吳邈–
孫吳造–
孫吳適–
孫吳邁–
孫吳道–
孫吳選–
孫女吳氏(吳震孫女)–
孫女吳氏(吳震孫女)–
長女吳氏(吳震女)–
三女吳氏(吳震女)–
四女吳氏(吳震女)–

AssociationsCBDB

PersonRelationYears
劉唐允墓誌銘由劉唐允所作1118–
楊適墓誌銘額篆由楊適所作1118–
王阜墓誌銘由王阜書丹1118–

Citations

  1. [1] Name, dates, and identity Wang Shi is identified as a Song-dynasty woman, the wife of Wu Zhen, born in 1061 and deceased in 1118; her native place was Henan Prefecture, and both her place of death and burial were Luoyang.
    • CBDBWang Shi (Wife of Wu Zhen) (573326)The person information gives Wang Shi’s name, life dates, Song-dynasty identity, and relationship as Wu Zhen’s wife; the address information gives Henan Prefecture as her native place and Luoyang as both her place of death and burial.
  2. [2] Titles The office information lists Ruren and Xianjun as Wang Shi’s two titles.
  3. [3] Ancestry Wang Shi’s kin relationships identify 王曙 as her great-great-grandfather and fourth-generation ancestor, 王益恭 as her great-grandfather, 王慎言 as her grandfather, 王群 as her father, and 劉氏 as her mother.
    • CBDBWang Shi (Wife of Wu Zhen) (573326)The kin relationships assign the listed ancestral and parental roles to 王曙, 王益恭, 王慎言, 王群, and 劉氏, with 劉氏 identified as 王群’s wife.
  4. [4] Marriage and children The kin relationships identify 吳震 as Wang Shi’s husband, six sons in birth order, and four daughters identified by their birth order under the surname 吳.
    • CBDBWang Shi (Wife of Wu Zhen) (573326)The kin relationships identify 吳震 as the husband and list 吳希杰, 吳希亮, 吳希孟, 吳希顔, 吳希雲, and 吳希甫 as the first through sixth sons; four daughters are listed as the eldest, second, third, and fourth daughters under the name 吳氏.
  5. [5] Grandchildren The kin relationships list nine grandsons by name and two granddaughters, both identified under the surname 吳.
    • CBDBWang Shi (Wife of Wu Zhen) (573326)The kin relationships name nine grandsons—吳适, 吳逵, 吳述, 吳邈, 吳造, 吳適, 吳邁, 吳道, and 吳選—and list two granddaughters under the name 吳氏.
  6. [6] Epitaph and inscription The three tomb-inscription relationships place the work in the eighth year of Zhenghe, 1118, and attribute the epitaph to 劉唐允, the heading seal inscription to 楊適, and the cinnabar writing to 王阜.
    • CBDBWang Shi (Wife of Wu Zhen) (573326)The association information dates the three tomb-inscription activities to the eighth year of Zhenghe, 1118, and identifies 劉唐允 as the epitaph’s author, 楊適 as the maker of the heading seal inscription, and 王阜 as the person who wrote it in cinnabar.