Souyun王瓊 (67700)The hometown fields and the biographical text identify her as a native of Dantu in Jiangsu.
[6]MarriageWang Qiong was the wife of Zhou Weiyan; the spouse claim in the item corroborates the marital relationship but does not expose the spouse's name in this snapshot.
CBDBWang Qiong (54079)The kinship fields identify Zhou Weiyan as her husband.
Souyun王瓊 (67700)The biographical text states that she was Zhou Weiyan's wife.
WikidataWang Qiong (Q45687243)The item contains a spouse claim, although this value is only the identifier of the linked entity.
[7]Death-date variantThe year 1795 and the statement that she died at eighty are both preserved, giving divergent death information.
[8]KinshipHer kin included Wang Yu as an elder brother, Wang Nairong under the terms 從女 and 姪女, Ji Fang as a niece, and Ji Yaonan as the husband of a female cousin.
CBDBWang Qiong (54079)The kinship records give Wang Yu, Wang Nairong, Ji Fang, and Ji Yaonan with the relationships rendered in the English text.
[9]Preface writersThe fourteen named associates were connected with Wang Qiong's books as preface writers.
CBDBWang Qiong (54079)The association records name fourteen people as authors of book prefaces related to Wang Qiong.
[10]Postface writerJi Yaonan wrote a postface for one of the associated books.
CBDBWang Qiong (54079)The association record identifies Ji Yaonan as the postface writer.