| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 贾氏, 賈氏, Jiǎ Shì |
| Nickname | Consort of Prince of Qi Sima You (齐王妃 / 贾充长女) |
| Other name | Giả thị, Tề vương phi |
| INFORMATION | |
| Born | c. 240s AD |
| Birth Place | Xiangfen, Pingyang Commandery (平阳襄陵; Linfen, Shanxi) |
| Death Reason | Natural causes |
| FAMILY | |
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| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Cao Wei / Western Jin |
| Battles | None |
Biography & Historical Record
Lady Jia (贾氏, 賈氏, Giả thị; c. 240s–?) was a noblewoman of Western Jin, the eldest daughter of powerful grand minister Jia Chong (贾充) born to his virtuous first wife Li Wan (李婉) (daughter of Li Feng). She married Sima You (司马攸), Prince of Qi, the universally admired younger son of Sima Zhao and adoptive heir of Sima Shi.
In sharp contrast to her infamous half-sister Empress Jia Nanfeng, Lady Jia was celebrated across Luoyang for her gentleness, filial devotion, and literary refinement. When Li Wan returned from northern exile following imperial pardons, Lady Jia persistently petitioned to honor her mother, maintaining exemplary filial piety and supporting Sima You throughout his prestigious governorships.
Role in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Virtuous Consort of Qi: In historical chronicles of the Jin dynasty, Lady Jia (贾氏) provided domestic harmony and moral strength to Sima You, whom the entire court viewed as the ideal candidate for emperor.
Lady Jia (贾氏) — Historical & Literary Timeline
Marriage to Prince of Qi
Marries Sima You, becoming Princess Consort of Qi.
Filial Devotion
Joyfully reunites with her exonerated mother Li Wan.
See historical sources cited below.
Key Relationships
Family
In Historical Accounts
- Book of Jin (晋书): Volume 40 (Biography of Jia Chong): "Chong's eldest daughter married Sima You, Prince of Qi; she was intelligent, filial, and virtuous."
In History
Summary
- Lady Jia (贾氏, Giả thị) was consort of Sima You and daughter of Jia Chong.
Historical Record
- Book of Jin Volume 40.
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