Empress Hui'an
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Empress Hui'an (惠安皇后) (d. 866 CE) was the concubine of Emperor Yizong of Tang (Li Cui).[1][2]
Life
[edit]Her family background is unknown except for the fact that her surname is Wang (王). During Emperor Yizong's reign, she held the rank of Noble Consort (贵妃).[3] She gave birth to a son, Li Xuan, eventually known as Xizong.[4]
In the seventh year of Emperor Yizong's reign, she died.
When her son Li Xuan inherited the throne, he gave her the posthumous title of Empress Hui'an (惠安皇后)[2]
References
[edit]- ^ 文博 (in Chinese). 陝西人民出版社. 2006.
- ^ a b Wu, Hung; Tsiang, Katherine R. (2020-03-17). Body and Face in Chinese Visual Culture. BRILL. ISBN 978-1-68417-403-4.
- ^ 欽定續通志: 640 卷 (in Chinese). 1785.
- ^ Wang, Eugene Yuejin (2014). Secrets of the Fallen Pagoda: The Famen Temple and Tang Court Culture. Asian Civilisations Museum. ISBN 978-981-07-8947-3.
- "BaoKe Cong Bian·VolumeEight" Tang Wei Baoheng wrote the official book of the second year and the seal of the second year of Xiantong "Jing Zhao Jin Shilu" The tomb of the Queen Mother of Hui'an of Tang Yizong in Tang Dynasty "Jing Zhao Jin Shi Lu" Stele of Yang Gong, the servant of the Tang Dynasty [......]
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