Who is Sun Shangxiang s wife? As the title suggests, thank you

First of all, please note: there is also a Sun Shangxiang in the opera of the Yuan Dynasty, but it is fictional, there is no such person in history! Sun Shangxiang in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was married to Liu Bei, and jumped into the Yangtze River and died after Liu Bei was burned by Lu Xun, which is also fictional. History does not have this man!

Hello! It's Liu Bei's wife!

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, she is Liu Bei's wife, and there is no record in the official history.

Sun Shangxiang's husband is Liu Bei.

Sun Shangxiang is a native of Fuchun, Wu County, the sister of Sun Quan, a general who was captured in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the wife of Liu Bei, a general of the left. The history book "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" calls it Mrs. Sun. Folk drama is called Sun Shangxiang.

In order to consolidate the alliance between Sun and Liu, Mrs. Sun married Liu Bei for three years, and later returned to Wu, sandwiched between the two countries, with a rebellious and unruly personality that is completely different from traditional women, and is a famous chivalrous woman.

Sun Shangxiang's story:

**In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it is said that after the battle of Yiling, there were false rumors that Liu Bei was killed in the war, and Mrs. Sun was sad, Wangxi cried bitterly, and committed suicide by throwing herself into the river. Later generations set up a temple for it, called "Xiao Ji Temple".

At that time, women were allowed to freely remarry after the death of their husbands and were not obsessed with burial. From Mao Zonggang's comment on Mrs. Sun: "The first main soldier returned to the White Emperor City, and Mrs. heard that it was difficult to donate her life alone."

So far, the monument on the riverside is still there, and it still bears the name of a martyr. It can be seen that Mrs. Sun is called a "martyr of a thousand autumns", which is a feudal image of Mrs. Sun being regarded as a chaste martyr who died for her husband to keep the martyrdom.

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