| NAME | |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 云英, 雲英, Yún Yīng |
| Nickname | Yunying |
| Other name | Vân Anh |
| INFORMATION | |
| Birth Place | Xuchang (许昌, Hứa Xương) |
| Died | 200 AD |
| Death Reason | Executed in Cao Cao's purge of Dong Cheng's estate |
| FAMILY | |
| Spouse | |
| CAREER | |
| Allegiance | Dong Cheng Household (董承府) |
| Battles | Girdle Decree Conspiracy (200 AD) |
Lady Yun — Biography & Historical Record
Lady Yun (云英, Vân Anh), known as Yunying, was a maidservant in Dong Cheng’s mansion. Her romantic involvement with servant Qin Qingtong sparked the dispute that prompted Qin Qingtong to betray the secret Girdle Decree to Cao Cao, resulting in the complete destruction of Dong Cheng’s household.
Role of Lady Yun in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Discovered having a private affair with servant Qin Qingtong, Lady Yun was punished, setting off the betrayal that shattered Dong Cheng’s alliance.
Lady Yun — Historical & Literary Timeline
200 AD
Fall of Dong Cheng’s Estate
Lady Yun was swept up in the catastrophic downfall and purge of Dong Cheng’s clan following Qin Qingtong’s treason.
For detailed historical records, archives, and official chronicles, explore Lady Yun on Wikipedia.
Key Relationships of Lady Yun
Family
- Father: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Mother: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Spouse: Qin Qingtong (秦庆童, Tần Khánh Đồng) (lover)
- Children: Not recorded in historical chronicles
- Relatives: Not recorded in historical chronicles
Allies & Associates
- Allegiance: Dong Cheng Household (董承府)
In Novel
Chapter 23
- Lady Yun (云英, Vân Anh): Discovered having a private affair with servant Qin Qingtong, Lady Yun was punished, setting off the betrayal that shattered Dong Cheng's alliance.
In History
Summary
- Lady Yun (云英, Vân Anh) was a servant in Dong Cheng's household during the tragic Girdle Decree affair of 200 AD.
Historical Timeline
- 200 AD — Fall of Dong Cheng's Estate: Lady Yun was swept up in the catastrophic downfall and purge of Dong Cheng's clan following Qin Qingtong's treason.
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