Wang Shi (1061–1118) was a woman of the Song dynasty and the wife of Wu Zhen. She was from Henan Prefecture; both her place of death and her burial place were Luoyang.
Life
Her titles included Ruren and Xianjun.
Family
Her ancestry extended to Wang Shu, her great-great-grandfather and fourth-generation ancestor, Wang Yigong, her great-grandfather, and Wang Shenyan, her grandfather; her father was Wang Qun and her mother was Liu Shi, the wife of Wang Qun.
She married Wu Zhen and had six sons: the eldest, Wu Xijie; the second, Wu Xiliang; the third, Wu Ximeng; the fourth, Wu Xiyan; the fifth, Wu Xiyun; and the sixth, Wu Xifu. She also had four daughters, listed by birth order as the eldest, second, third, and fourth daughters, all identified under the surname Wu.
Her grandchildren included nine grandsons—吳适, Wu Kui, Wu Shu, Wu Miao, Wu Zao, 吳適, Wu Mai, Wu Dao, and Wu Xuan—and two granddaughters, both identified under the surname Wu.
Death and burial
In the eighth year of Zhenghe (1118), Liu Tangyun composed her epitaph, Yang Shi executed the seal inscription on its heading, and Wang Fu wrote it in cinnabar.