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Died
202
Ancestral home
Wu County, Wu (Suzhou, Jiangsu)
Book mentions
9
Roles:
noble lady
Factions:
Sun Quan (primary)
Relationships:
Wu Jing Brother
Lady Wu Sister
Appears in 4 chapters:
  • Chapter 29 — The Little Chief Of The South Slays Yu Ji; The Green Eyed Boy Lays Hold On The South Land.
    Pleads for the imprisoned saint her son mocks, quotes Confucius to force the monastery pilgrimage, and presides over the deathbed - confirming to Sun Quan that his gifts surpass his brother's, and pointing him to Zhou Yu and Zhang Zhao.
  • Chapter 38 — Zhuge Liang Plans For The Three Kingdoms; Sun Quan Attacks Xiakou To Take Revenges.
    On her deathbed the Dowager tells her life plain - orphaned, exiled to Yue with her brother Wu Jing, married into the Sun house, the moon dreamed for Sun Ce and the sun for Sun Quan - and binds her son to Zhou Yu and Zhang Zhao as teachers, to her sister as a second mother, and to finding his sister a husband.
  • Chapter 44 — Zhuge Liang Stirs Zhou Yu To Actions; Sun Quan Decides To Attack Cao Cao.
    Her dying charge opens the chapter in full: 'for internal matters consult Zhang Zhao; for external policy Zhou Yu' - the sentence that summons the man who decides the war.
  • Chapter 80 — Cao Pi Deposes The Emperor, Taking Away The Fortunes of Han; Liu Bei Assumes The Throne, Continuing The Heritage.
    Lady Wu; Liu Bei's consort (sister of Wu Yi); elevated to empress at the accession.