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Empress Yu (于皇后, personal name unknown) (488– 1 December 507), formally Empress Shun (顺皇后), was an empress of the Xianbei-led Northern Wei dynasty of China. She was Emperor Xuanwu's first empress. She was the daughter of Yu Jing (于勁), the younger brother of the powerful general Yu Lie (于烈). It was said that when Emperor Xuanwu first assumed imperial powers — which probably referred to his relieving his uncle Yuan Xie of authorities in 501 — Yu Lie believed that the emperor lacked sufficient consorts, and so persuaded Emperor Xuanwu's attendants to praise her beauty and virtues. Emperor Xuanwu took her as an imperial consort with the rank of guiren. Emperor Xuanwu greatly favored her and on 5 October 501 created her empress. She was said to be quiet, tolerant, and not jealous. She bore him

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  • Empress Yu (于皇后, personal name unknown) (488– 1 December 507), formally Empress Shun (顺皇后), was an empress of the Xianbei-led Northern Wei dynasty of China. She was Emperor Xuanwu's first empress. She was the daughter of Yu Jing (于勁), the younger brother of the powerful general Yu Lie (于烈). It was said that when Emperor Xuanwu first assumed imperial powers — which probably referred to his relieving his uncle Yuan Xie of authorities in 501 — Yu Lie believed that the emperor lacked sufficient consorts, and so persuaded Emperor Xuanwu's attendants to praise her beauty and virtues. Emperor Xuanwu took her as an imperial consort with the rank of guiren. Emperor Xuanwu greatly favored her and on 5 October 501 created her empress. She was said to be quiet, tolerant, and not jealous. She bore him one son, Yuan Chang (元昌), in 506. By that point, however, she was said to have lost his favor, as he favored his cousin Consort Gao, and their uncle Gao Zhao became exceedingly powerful. When Empress Yu suddenly died in 507, it was believed that Consort Gao poisoned her, but historians concede that there is no conclusive evidence. When her son Yuan Chang died the following year (508), it was also alleged that Gao Zhao had him poisoned. (en)
  • 于皇后(うこうごう、488年 - 507年)は、北魏の宣武帝の最初の皇后。本貫は河南郡洛陽県。 (ja)
  • 于皇后(488年-507年12月1日),北魏宣武帝元恪的第一任皇后,原姓勿忸于氏。其父于勁为北魏开国名将于栗磾之孙、将军于烈之弟。母亲是刘氏(在她册立后被封章武郡君)。 (zh)
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  • 于皇后(うこうごう、488年 - 507年)は、北魏の宣武帝の最初の皇后。本貫は河南郡洛陽県。 (ja)
  • 于皇后(488年-507年12月1日),北魏宣武帝元恪的第一任皇后,原姓勿忸于氏。其父于勁为北魏开国名将于栗磾之孙、将军于烈之弟。母亲是刘氏(在她册立后被封章武郡君)。 (zh)
  • Empress Yu (于皇后, personal name unknown) (488– 1 December 507), formally Empress Shun (顺皇后), was an empress of the Xianbei-led Northern Wei dynasty of China. She was Emperor Xuanwu's first empress. She was the daughter of Yu Jing (于勁), the younger brother of the powerful general Yu Lie (于烈). It was said that when Emperor Xuanwu first assumed imperial powers — which probably referred to his relieving his uncle Yuan Xie of authorities in 501 — Yu Lie believed that the emperor lacked sufficient consorts, and so persuaded Emperor Xuanwu's attendants to praise her beauty and virtues. Emperor Xuanwu took her as an imperial consort with the rank of guiren. Emperor Xuanwu greatly favored her and on 5 October 501 created her empress. She was said to be quiet, tolerant, and not jealous. She bore him (en)
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  • Empress Yu (Northern Wei) (en)
  • 于皇后 (ja)
  • 宣武順皇后 (zh)
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