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Du Zhu (Chinese: 杜珠) was an empress of the Chinese/Jie state Later Zhao. She was Shi Hu (Emperor Wu)'s second empress. Du Zhu was initially a family prostitute from a general of Jin, Wang Jun. After she was captured by the army of Later Zhao, she was given by Shi Le to Shi Hu as a concubine under Shi Hu's pleading, with the title Cairen (才人). When Shi Hu became "Heavenly Prince" (天王) she was given the title Zhaoyi (昭儀). Du Zhu was said to have a soft nature and mood. She bore Shi Hu at least two sons—Shi Xuan (石宣) and Shi Tao (石韜). Shi Xuan carried the title of Duke of Hejian, and Shi Tao the Duke of Qin.

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  • Du Zhu (Chinese: 杜珠) was an empress of the Chinese/Jie state Later Zhao. She was Shi Hu (Emperor Wu)'s second empress. Du Zhu was initially a family prostitute from a general of Jin, Wang Jun. After she was captured by the army of Later Zhao, she was given by Shi Le to Shi Hu as a concubine under Shi Hu's pleading, with the title Cairen (才人). When Shi Hu became "Heavenly Prince" (天王) she was given the title Zhaoyi (昭儀). Du Zhu was said to have a soft nature and mood. She bore Shi Hu at least two sons—Shi Xuan (石宣) and Shi Tao (石韜). Shi Xuan carried the title of Duke of Hejian, and Shi Tao the Duke of Qin. In 337, after Shi Hu's first crown prince Shi Sui (石邃) was executed for having plotted his father's assassination, Shi Xuan, as the next son in age, was created crown prince. Shi Sui's mother Empress Zheng Yingtao was deposed, and Consort Du was created empress to replace her. Nothing further was mentioned about Empress Du herself in historical records. In 348, after Shi Xuan killed Shi Tao after a dispute between the brothers, Shi Hu had him executed cruelly, ordered all his family killed and then deposed Empress Du, although he did not kill her. There was no further record of her in history, and it is not known when she died. * v * t * e (en)
  • 杜 珠(と しゅ、? - 348年以降)は、後趙の天王石虎(武帝)の2番目の天王后。 (ja)
  • Du Zhu (chinês: 杜珠) foi uma imperatriz do estado chinês Chao Posterior. Ela foi a segunda imperatriz de (Imperador Wu). Du Zhu era inicialmente uma prostituta de família de um general de Jin, (王浚). (pt)
  • 杜珠,是后赵武帝石虎的第二任皇后(第四任嫡妻)。 杜珠和郑樱桃一样是出身卑微的家妓,她的主人是晋将王浚。后赵平幽州时,杜珠成了女战俘,被石勒赐给侄子石虎为妾,封为才人。杜珠貌美而性情恭顺,得宠仅亚于嫡夫人郑樱桃。石虎称天王,又封她做昭仪。她和石虎生了河间公石宣,很可能还生了秦公石韜。建武三年(337年)七月,石虎的第一个太子石邃企图弑父篡位,被石虎杀死,石宣被立为新的太子。石邃的母亲皇后鄭櫻桃被废为东海太妃,杜珠就被立为天王皇后。建武十三年(347年)石虎亲自耕田,杜珠也于近郊亲蚕。 建武十四年(348年)八月,石韜觊觎储位,被石宣杀死。石虎假称杜珠伤心过度病危,将石宣骗进皇宫,用斩手足、抽肠、生烤等手法将石宣残忍地虐杀,并处死石宣全家,废黜杜皇后为庶人。失去两个儿子的杜珠从此去向不明。史书没有记载杜珠何时离世。 (zh)
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  • 杜 珠(と しゅ、? - 348年以降)は、後趙の天王石虎(武帝)の2番目の天王后。 (ja)
  • Du Zhu (chinês: 杜珠) foi uma imperatriz do estado chinês Chao Posterior. Ela foi a segunda imperatriz de (Imperador Wu). Du Zhu era inicialmente uma prostituta de família de um general de Jin, (王浚). (pt)
  • 杜珠,是后赵武帝石虎的第二任皇后(第四任嫡妻)。 杜珠和郑樱桃一样是出身卑微的家妓,她的主人是晋将王浚。后赵平幽州时,杜珠成了女战俘,被石勒赐给侄子石虎为妾,封为才人。杜珠貌美而性情恭顺,得宠仅亚于嫡夫人郑樱桃。石虎称天王,又封她做昭仪。她和石虎生了河间公石宣,很可能还生了秦公石韜。建武三年(337年)七月,石虎的第一个太子石邃企图弑父篡位,被石虎杀死,石宣被立为新的太子。石邃的母亲皇后鄭櫻桃被废为东海太妃,杜珠就被立为天王皇后。建武十三年(347年)石虎亲自耕田,杜珠也于近郊亲蚕。 建武十四年(348年)八月,石韜觊觎储位,被石宣杀死。石虎假称杜珠伤心过度病危,将石宣骗进皇宫,用斩手足、抽肠、生烤等手法将石宣残忍地虐杀,并处死石宣全家,废黜杜皇后为庶人。失去两个儿子的杜珠从此去向不明。史书没有记载杜珠何时离世。 (zh)
  • Du Zhu (Chinese: 杜珠) was an empress of the Chinese/Jie state Later Zhao. She was Shi Hu (Emperor Wu)'s second empress. Du Zhu was initially a family prostitute from a general of Jin, Wang Jun. After she was captured by the army of Later Zhao, she was given by Shi Le to Shi Hu as a concubine under Shi Hu's pleading, with the title Cairen (才人). When Shi Hu became "Heavenly Prince" (天王) she was given the title Zhaoyi (昭儀). Du Zhu was said to have a soft nature and mood. She bore Shi Hu at least two sons—Shi Xuan (石宣) and Shi Tao (石韜). Shi Xuan carried the title of Duke of Hejian, and Shi Tao the Duke of Qin. (en)
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