Biography & Historical Record
Lady Bai (白夫人, Bạch phu nhân) is recorded in later Sima clan genealogies as a concubine of Sima Yi (司马懿, Tư Mã Ý). Unlike principal wife Zhang Chunhua (张春华) or concubines credited with specific sons in Jin registers, Lady Bai’s children are not consistently named in Pei Songzhi’s layer of sources — the site keeps her as an attested concubine title without inventing offspring.
She belongs to the same household politics that produced many Sima sons for Wei service and Jin succession. Treat her as genealogical roster, not as a speaking figure in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Role in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Absent from the novel’s named cast. Concubine lists are a post-Han genealogical layer.
Lady Bai (Sima Yi’s concubine) — Historical & Literary Timeline
Late 2nd–early 3rd century
Concubine of Sima Yi
白夫人 in clan registers.
Genealogical only
Children unassigned in core SGZ
Site does not invent sons for Lady Bai.
Key Relationships
Family
- Husband Sima Yi (司马懿, Tư Mã Ý).
- Children: Not named in core Sanguozhi; see Jin genealogies for possible lines — none assigned on this page.
Friends
- No named allies in the core record.
Enemies
- No personal enemies named in SGZ for this figure.
Other
- See linked Sima Yi clan pages for homonyms.
In Novel
General
- Lady Bai (白夫人, Bạch phu nhân): Not named in Luo Guanzhong. Listed in later Sima clan genealogies as one of Sima Yi's concubines.
In History
Summary
- Lady Bai (白夫人) appears in Jin Shu–era genealogical lists as a concubine of Sima Yi. Chen Shou does not name her in the core Sanguozhi biography; the site records her for Family wiki completeness beside Zhang Chunhua, Lady Fu, and Lady Zhang (concubine).
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