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Fu Hao

Fu Hao (traditional Chinese: 婦好; simplified Chinese: 妇好; pinyin: Fù Hǎo) died c. 1200 BC, posthumous temple name Mu Xin (母辛), was one of the many wives of King Wu Ding of the Shang dynasty and also served as a military general and high priestess. Fu Hao's life and military achievements are known almost entirely from the contents of her tomb, rather than…

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Biography

SteppeFu JingFu ShiZu JiOracle bone
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Overview

Traditional ChineseSimplified ChinesePinyinTemple nameWu Ding
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Military role

YiQiangBa
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Tomb

YinCowry shell
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Occupation
Military general · Priestess
Died
c. 1200 BC Yinxu, Shang
Dynasty
Shang
Full name
Given name: Hao or Zi (好)
Issue
Prince Jie Unknown Daughter
Spouse
King Wu Ding

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Biography

Military role

  • Yi Yi people
  • Qiang Qiang (historical people)
  • Ba Ba people

Tomb

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Fu Hao

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples62
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Fu Hao

Top relations

related to Military role · 13
Fu Hao → Ba, Chinese, From, Further, Hou Gao, In, Qiang, Shang, The Tufang, With, Yi, Yinxu, Zhi
related to Tomb · 12
Fu Hao → Because, Gong, Hao, King Wu Ding, Lady Hao's, Remarkably, Shang, She, The, The King, This, Yin
related to Biography · 11
Fu Hao → Fu Jing, Fu Shi, King Wu Ding, King Wu Ding's, Nan, Oracle, Prince Zu Ji, Shang, She, Steppe, Wu Ding
related to Further reading · 9
Fu Hao → Allan, Bonnie, In Smith, ISBN, Oxford, Oxford University Press, Sarah, The Oxford Encyclopedia Women, World History
see also · 4
Fu Hao → ChinaTutankhamunTomb, Fu HaoWomen, Shang, Tutankhamun
Occupation · 2
Fu Hao → Military general, Priestess
related to Contents of tomb · 2
Fu Hao → In, Shang
Died · 1
Fu Hao → c. 1200 BC Yinxu, Shang
Dynasty · 1
Fu Hao → Shang
Full name · 1
Fu Hao → Given name: Hao or Zi (好)

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hao fu tomb shang military dynasty also king oracle many bone wu priestess objects ding yinxu sacrifices 16 role weapons

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Fu HaoDiedc. 1200 BC Yinxu, Shang1.00infobox
Fu HaoDynastyShang1.00infobox
Fu HaoFull nameGiven name: Hao or Zi (好)1.00infobox
Fu HaoIssuePrince Jie Unknown Daughter1.00infobox
Fu HaoOccupationMilitary general1.00infobox
Fu HaoOccupationPriestess1.00infobox
Fu HaoSpouseKing Wu Ding1.00infobox
figurinesinstance ofand stone objects0.80text
vesselsinstance ofand stone objects0.80text
and mirrorsinstance ofand stone objects0.80text
many of which were rare objects from around the kingdominstance ofand stone objects0.80text
Fu Haorelated to BiographyKing Wu Ding0.60section

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