Princess Changshan
Princess Changshan 常山公主 | |||||
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Born | Unknown | ||||
Died | Unknown | ||||
Spouse | Wang Ji | ||||
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House | Sima | ||||
Father | Sima Zhao |
Princess Changshan is the formal title of a daughter of the regent of the state of Cao Wei, Sima Zhao. Her personal name is unknown.
Biography
Princess Changshan is recorded as having been
When Emperor Wu of Jin ordered their brother, the Prince of Qi, from the capital to a vassal state in 282 CE, Princess Changshan petitioned the emperor to allow him to stay. She was joined by her sister, the Princess Jingzhao. The emperor was furious and scolded Wang Ji for having sent women to cry in front of him.[1] He demoted Wang for lacking in filial piety, who then moved to live north of Mt Mang (Chinese: 邙山) near Luoyang, Hebei.[1] The historical records do not mention if Princess Changshan accompanied him.
Princess Changshan had no sons, but was considered the formal mother of Wang's two sons by his
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Works cited
- Fang Xuanling, ed. (648). 晉書 [Book of Jin] (in Chinese). Retrieved 13 March 2017.