Zhu Shi (1014–1088) was a woman of the Song dynasty and the wife of Hao Zhi.
Life
Her ancestral registration was Kaifeng. Her designations included the titles commandery lady and grand commandery lady, both associated with Jingzhao Commandery.
Her husband died in 1078, and her younger brother was Zhu Kui.
Family
Her children included five sons and four daughters: the sons were Hao Weili, Hao Weiqian, Hao Weixu, Hao Weiji, and Hao Weixian; the daughters were Hao Shi, wife of Zhang (𦒑); Hao Shi, wife of Dong Zun; Hao Shi, wife of Meng Gu; and Hao Shi, wife of Jia Qi.
Her descendants included twelve grandsons, six of whom were Hao Lin, Hao Jin, Hao Xun, Hao Zhang, Hao Gui, and Hao Chong. The other six were Hao Qi, Hao Guan, Hao Ju, Hao Yu, Hao Lin, and Hao Fan.
She also had sixteen granddaughters. Five were Hao Shi, wives of Shi Shunbin, Wu Zhongshu, Bai Xiang, Zhao Zhongli, and Chen Dangke. The other eleven were designated Hao Shi, granddaughters of Hao Zhi.
Sixteen great-grandsons were designated Hao Shi, great-grandsons of Hao Zhi. Eighteen great-granddaughters were designated Hao Shi, great-granddaughters of Hao Zhi.
Afterlife
She was buried at Heqing. Her association with Li Ying concerns a tomb inscription, with the two formulations “composed by Y” and “calligraphed by Y.”
References
- CBDB Zhu Shi (Wife of Hao Zhi ) (44879)
- Wikidata Zhu Shi (Q65798601)