Wang Wan

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Wang Wan (604–682) was a woman of the Tang dynasty. Her courtesy names are given as Lingze (令則) and Zhenhui (貞徽).

Family and marriage

Her ancestry is reported in variant forms: one entry names Wang Gong (王肱) and another Wang Ji (王緝) as her great-grandfather; the grandfather is variously named Wang Qing (王慶), Wang Su (王肅), or Wang Lingsi (王令思), while her maternal grandfather was Zhangsun Sheng (長孫晟). Her father is variously named Wang Shao (王韶) and Wang Yuanshen (王元慎), and her paternal uncles were Wang Kai (王楷) and Wang Yuanshou (王元壽).

She was the wife of the Wei lord (韋府君) and was styled Lady of Jinyuan Commandery (晉原郡君); her husband had served as governor of Caozhou. She had nine sons, named Wang Jian (王緘), Wang Zuan (王纘), Wang Lin (王綝), Wang Zong (王綜), Wang Yi (王繹), Wang Ji (王績), Wang Chengqing (王承慶), Wang Sili (王嗣立), and Wang Shu (王淑). Her affinal relations included the son-in-law Yang Chongjing (楊崇敬), the daughter-in-law Li (江陵縣主), and a mother-in-law surnamed Li (李氏).

References

  1. CBDB Wang Wan (142690)
  2. Wikidata Wang Wan (Q45587561)