Lady Zhen
Chinese empress of the Eastern Han
Born
January 26th, 183
1842 years ago
Died
August 4th, 221
1803 years ago — 38 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
China
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Ascended as empress during the Eastern Han dynasty. Acted as a key figure in the court politics of that era. Her marriage to Emperor Xian positioned her prominently in the governmental structure. Following her husband's death, navigated complex court intrigues involving powerful factions. Eventually, lost influence due to the rise of rival powers within the dynasty, which reshaped the imperial landscape.
Served as empress during the Eastern Han dynasty
Navigated court politics and intrigues effectively
Influenced decisions following Emperor Xian's death
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