[1]Name, dates, dynasty, and marital statusThe evidence identifies Zhu Shi as a woman of the Song dynasty, gives her life dates as 1014–1088, and identifies her as Hao Zhi’s wife.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)These values give the name Zhu Shi, the years 1014 and 1088, her female and Song-dynasty classifications, and her relationship to Hao Zhi as wife.
WikidataZhu Shi (Q65798601)The English label and bilingual descriptions identify Zhu Shi as the wife of Hao Zhi; the spouse statement and the P569 and P570 date statements support the marriage and the years 1014 and 1088.
[2]Ancestral registrationHer ancestral registration was Kaifeng, the standard romanization of 開封.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)The address category and place value identify 開封, rendered in the article as Kaifeng, as her ancestral registration.
[3]DesignationsShe had the designations commandery lady and grand commandery lady, corresponding to 郡夫人 and 郡太夫人; both were associated with 京兆郡.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)The two designation values are 郡夫人 and 郡太夫人, translated here as commandery lady and grand commandery lady; both are linked to 京兆郡, or Jingzhao Commandery.
[4]Husband and younger brotherHer husband died in 1078, and her younger brother 朱逵 is rendered here as Zhu Kui.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)The kinship values identify a husband who died in 1078 and a younger brother named 朱逵, rendered here as Zhu Kui.
[5]ChildrenThe kinship values list five sons and four daughters, with the children’s order and the daughters’ husbands specified; the Chinese names are rendered in standard pinyin in the article.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)Nine kinship values list the five sons and four daughters, preserving their order; each daughter’s name value identifies her husband. The Chinese names are rendered in standard pinyin where possible.
[6]First six grandsonsThe kinship values identify twelve grandsons in total; the first six name 郝琳, 郝珒, 郝珣, 郝璋, 郝珪, and 郝珫, rendered here as Hao Lin, Hao Jin, Hao Xun, Hao Zhang, Hao Gui, and Hao Chong.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)Twelve kinship values are marked as grandsons, and the first six name 郝琳, 郝珒, 郝珣, 郝璋, 郝珪, and 郝珫; their standard pinyin renderings are used in the article.
[7]Last six grandsonsThe remaining six grandsons are 郝琪, 郝琯, 郝琚, 郝瑜, 郝璘, and 郝璠, rendered here as Hao Qi, Hao Guan, Hao Ju, Hao Yu, Hao Lin, and Hao Fan.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)The remaining six kinship values are marked as grandsons and name 郝琪, 郝琯, 郝琚, 郝瑜, 郝璘, and 郝璠; their standard pinyin renderings are used in the article.
[8]Number of granddaughtersShe had sixteen granddaughters.
[9]Five married granddaughtersFive granddaughters are named as 郝氏 and identified through marriages to 石舜賓, 吳仲述, 柏翔, 趙仲麗, and 陳當可; the names are rendered in standard pinyin in the article.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)Five kinship values are marked as granddaughters, and their name values identify them as the wives of 石舜賓, 吳仲述, 柏翔, 趙仲麗, and 陳當可, rendered here as Shi Shunbin, Wu Zhongshu, Bai Xiang, Zhao Zhongli, and Chen Dangke.
[10]Other granddaughtersThe remaining eleven granddaughters are all designated 郝氏(郝質孫女), rendered here as Hao Shi, granddaughters of Hao Zhi.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)The remaining eleven name values all use the designation 郝氏(郝質孫女), rendered here as Hao Shi, granddaughters of Hao Zhi.
[11]Great-grandsonsSixteen great-grandsons are all designated 郝氏(郝質曾孫), rendered here as Hao Shi, great-grandsons of Hao Zhi.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)Sixteen great-grandson name values all use the designation 郝氏(郝質曾孫), rendered here as Hao Shi, great-grandsons of Hao Zhi.
[12]Great-granddaughtersEighteen great-granddaughters are all designated 郝氏(郝質曾孫女), rendered here as Hao Shi, great-granddaughters of Hao Zhi.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)Eighteen great-granddaughter name values all use the designation 郝氏(郝質曾孫女), rendered here as Hao Shi, great-granddaughters of Hao Zhi.
[13]Burial placeShe was buried at Heqing, the standard romanization of 河清.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)The address category and place value identify 河清, rendered in the article as Heqing, as her burial place.
[14]Association with Li YingBoth association values point to 李嬰, rendered here as Li Ying, and describe the tomb-inscription relationship with the formulations “composed by Y” and “calligraphed by Y”; the original values do not expand Y into a personal name.
CBDBZhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)Both association values point to 李嬰, rendered here as Li Ying, and describe the tomb-inscription relationship with the formulations “composed by Y” and “calligraphed by Y”; the original values do not expand Y into a personal name.