Yao Shi

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Life

Her native place was Jinyun; she was buried in Lishui, with 1195 given as the burial year.[2]

Family

Yao Shi’s father was Yao Gui, her husband was Zhao Buqian, and Wu Zhiruo was a relative by marriage.[3]

Her sons included Zhao Shanbin, the eldest; Zhao Shanjiang, the second; Zhao Shanyan, the third; Zhao Shanlian, the youngest; and Zhao Shankang, the fifth son.[4]

Her sons-in-law were Guo Mao, Wu Liangshi, and Wu Guangzong, the husbands of her eldest, second, and third daughters, respectively.[5]

Her grandsons included Zhao Ruyu, Zhao Ruhua, Zhao Ruzhuo, Zhao Ruji, Zhao Ruchang, Zhao Ruxu, Zhao Ruzhu, Zhao Ruse, Zhao Rupu, and Zhao Ruchou.[6]

Her grandsons-in-law were Pan Shu and Ma Yunsheng.[7]

FamilyCBDB

RelationNameLife
父姚瓌–
姻親吳祗若–
丈夫趙不愆–
長子; 第一子趙善濱–
次子趙善弜–
三子趙善沇–
季子趙善漣–
五子趙善漮–
孫趙汝琙–
孫趙汝華–
孫趙汝琢–
孫趙汝璣–
孫趙汝瑺–
孫趙汝㺷–
孫趙汝珠–
孫趙汝璱–
孫趙汝璞–
孫趙汝幬–
孫女婿潘恕–
孫女婿馬允昇–
長女婿郭昴–
二女婿吳良史–
三女婿吳光宗–

Citations

  1. [1] Identity and dates Yao Shi was a woman of the Song dynasty, born in 1112 and deceased in 1193, and was the wife of Zhao Buqian.
    • CBDBYao Shi (Wife of Zhao Buqian) (555907)The person entry gives the name Yao Shi, the years 1112 and 1193, and the Song-dynasty and female classifications; the kinship entry identifies Zhao Buqian as her husband.
  2. [2] Native place and burial Yao Shi’s native place was Jinyun, and her burial place was Lishui with 1195 as the associated year.
  3. [3] Father, husband, and affinal kin Yao Shi’s father was Yao Gui, her husband was Zhao Buqian, and Wu Zhiruo was listed as a relative by marriage.
  4. [4] Sons The listed sons are Zhao Shanbin, identified as the eldest; Zhao Shanjiang, the second; Zhao Shanyan, the third; Zhao Shanlian, the youngest; and Zhao Shankang, the fifth son.
    • CBDBYao Shi (Wife of Zhao Buqian) (555907)The kinship entries list Zhao Shanbin, Zhao Shanjiang, Zhao Shanyan, Zhao Shanlian, and Zhao Shankang, assigning them the roles of eldest, second, third, youngest, and fifth son, respectively.
  5. [5] Sons-in-law Guo Mao, Wu Liangshi, and Wu Guangzong are identified respectively as the husbands of Yao Shi’s eldest, second, and third daughters.
  6. [6] Grandsons The kinship entries list ten grandsons: Zhao Ruyu, Zhao Ruhua, Zhao Ruzhuo, Zhao Ruji, Zhao Ruchang, Zhao Ruxu, Zhao Ruzhu, Zhao Ruse, Zhao Rupu, and Zhao Ruchou.
    • CBDBYao Shi (Wife of Zhao Buqian) (555907)The kinship entries designate ten listed individuals—Zhao Ruyu, Zhao Ruhua, Zhao Ruzhuo, Zhao Ruji, Zhao Ruchang, Zhao Ruxu, Zhao Ruzhu, Zhao Ruse, Zhao Rupu, and Zhao Ruchou—as grandsons.
  7. [7] Grandsons-in-law Pan Shu and Ma Yunsheng are both identified as Yao Shi’s grandsons-in-law.