Wu Guotai
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Born
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Also known as
Dowager Marchioness Lady Wu
Book mentions
32
Roles:
noble lady
Factions:
Sun Quan (primary)
Relationships:
Sun Jian Brother-in-law
Sun Jian Husband
Sun Ce Nephew
Sun Quan Nephew
Sun Yi Nephew
Sun Ren Niece
Lady Wu Sister
Sun Ren Step-daughter
Sun Ce Step-son
Sun Quan Step-son
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Appears in 4 chapters:
  • Chapter 43 — Zhuge Liang Disputes With The Southern Scholars; Lu Su Denounces The Majority Opinion.
    The aunt who is also a mother - her sister's co-wife to Sun Jian: finding Sun Quan sleepless between war and surrender, she asks one question - 'have you forgotten the last words of my sister?' - and the dying charge about Zhou Yu decides the crisis.
  • Chapter 54 — The Dowager Marchioness Sees Her Son-In-Law; The Imperial Uncle Takes A Worthy Consort.
    The Dowager Marchioness: learning of her daughter's 'betrothal' from the town gossip, she rakes her son over the coals - 'it was my place to promise her in marriage' - damns Zhou Yu's decoy scheme as the ruin of her child's life, inspects the groom at the Sweet Dew Temple ('just the son-in-law for me!'), scatters the hidden assassins with one burst of wrath, and moves Liu Bei into her own palace for safety.
  • Chapter 55 — Liu Bei Rouses The Spirit Of Lady Sun; Zhuge Liang A Second Time Angers Zhou Yu.
    Delighted by her son's luxurious 'kindness' to the newlyweds, she grants the New Year's request that springs the escape: 'a very filial proceeding - I should not think of stopping you.' Her authority shadows every pursuit: the officers dare not touch a couple the Dowager blessed.
  • Chapter 61 — In The River, Zhao Zilong Recovers Liu Shan; With One Letter, Sun Quan Repulses Cao Cao.
    The voice behind the screen: sentences Gu Yong's Jingzhou scheme to death for gambling with 'my only daughter', shames Sun Quan into dropping it — and her invented deathbed becomes the bait of the forged letter.