Princess Jinxiang (金鄉公主, 201 - 3rd century) was a Chinese Imperial princess of the Cao Wei state during the Three Kingdoms period (220-280 AD). She was...

successor. 2 The identity of Princess Jinxiang's mother is not confirmed. The Wei Mo Zhuan (魏末傳) claimed that Princess Jinxiang was He Yan's half-sister and...

clan (順儀 李氏) Princess Jinxiang (金鄉郡主), personal name Saige (賽哥), 13th daughter married Xiao Tuyu (蕭圖玉) Fangyi, of the Ai clan (芳儀 艾氏) Princess Yelü (耶律公主)...

Empress Xianmu, of the Cao clan (獻穆皇后 曹氏; 197–260), personal name Jie (節) Princess Changle (長樂公主), personal name Man (曼) Guiren, of the Dong clan (董貴人; d...

Zhi Princess and female royal figures Duquess Cao Cao Hua Cao Xian Princess Dongxiang Princess Jinxiang Princess Anyang Princess Changle Princess Qinghe...

than his real name. He later married one of Cao Cao's daughters, Princess Jinxiang, who may have been one of He's half-sisters. As a result of his adoption...

empress of Emperor Xian of Han. Princess Jinxiang (金鄉公主), whose name is unspecified, was the wife of He Yan. Princess Anyang (安陽公主), whose name is unspecified...

empress of Emperor Xian of Han. Princess Jinxiang (金鄉公主), whose name is unspecified, was the wife of He Yan. Princess Anyang (安陽公主), whose name is unspecified...

Arts: 342–349. "Figure 7. Female attendant Figure 8. Groom Tomb of Princess Jinxiang, dated 724." Benn, Charles D. (2002). Daily Life in Traditional China:...

Cao's daughter Princess Jinxiang (金鄉公主), who was possibly his half-sister (born to the same mother), even though the identity of the princess's mother is not...

his life and let him return to his hometown in Changyi (昌邑; present-day Jinxiang County, Shandong), and the empress pretended to agree. Peng Yue was brought...

(信豐悼惠王), sixth son Daughters: Princess Yongxin (永新郡主), first daughter Married Jinxiang Guard Drafter Gao Heling (金鄉衛舍人 高鶴齡) Princess Yushan (玉山郡主), second daughter...

Confucius' descendants were conferred noble titles and were given imperial princesses as wives, many of the tombs in the cemetery show the status symbols of...

Qian (張謙) and Japanese pirates—who were inflicted a heavy defeat—near Jinxiang in Zhejiang. The Mao Kun map depicts the routes taken by the fleet during...

and the Hashemite Sharif ul-Hāshim of Sulu arrived in Sulu and married a princess of the previous non-Hashemite royal family, founding the Sulu Sultanate...

prefect Qiu Hongli while Zhang Guiba (張歸霸) routed Zhu Jin in battle at Jinxiang (金鄉, in modern Jining) and overrun Pu Prefecture (濮州, also in modern Heze)...