Dugu Qieluo

Empress of the Sui Dynasty

Dugu Qieluo - Empress of the Sui Dynasty
Born

None
None years ago

Died

September 10th, 602
1422 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

China

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Served as empress during the Sui Dynasty in China. Married to Emperor Yang of Sui, her role as empress was significant in the political landscape of the period. Dugu contributed to various political decisions and maintained influence over the imperial court. During her tenure, she witnessed significant events of the Sui Dynasty, including military campaigns and infrastructure projects. Her lineage and marriage connected her to powerful families, impacting the dynastic politics of the era.

Married Emperor Yang of Sui

Influenced Sui Dynasty politics

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