Empress Xiang has no separate painting: she is one of the women on The Empresses of the Early Northern Song , shown here.
Empress Xiang
Empress Xiang, born in 1047, was a Chinese empress consort of the Song Dynasty, married to Emperor Shenzong. She became Empress in 1068 and had a daughter, Shuhuai. Following the reign of Emperor Zhezong, she became a key figure during the regency of her adoptive son, Emperor Huizong, starting in 1100. During this period, she faced challenges, including conflicts with the biological mother of Emperor Zhezong, Consort Zhu, and disagreements over imperial titles. Empress Xiang, portrayed as conservative, successfully resisted attempts to remove reformist Cai Jing from government. She stepped down from co-regency on June 1, 1100. Empress Xiang passed away in 1102.
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Spouse: Emperor Shenzong of Song
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Emperor Shenzong of Song (1048–1085), originally named Zhao Zhongzhen but later changed to Zhao Xu after ascending to the throne, was the sixth emperor of the Song dynasty in China, reigning from 1067 until his death in 1085.
