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Li Ye (simplified Chinese: 李冶; traditional Chinese: 李治; Wade–Giles: Li Yeh; died 784), also known by her courtesy name Li Jilan (Chinese: 李季蘭), was a Tang dynasty Chinese courtesan, musician, nun, and poet. She was known for her poetic talent as well as her beauty. In the tumultuous years of the late Tang, she was accused of treason for poems denigrating the imperial house of Tang that the rebel leader Zhu Ci forced her to write. She was condemned to death and executed in 784. Li is one of the few Tang-dynasty women whose poetry has survived.

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rdfs:label	Li Ye (poétesse) (fr) Li Ye (poet) (en) Li Ye (sv) 李季兰 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Li Ye (chinois 李冶 ; pinyin Lǐ Yě) également connue sous le nom Zi : Jilan, née en 713 et morte en 784, est une poétesse chinoise. (fr) Li Ye (simplified Chinese: 李冶; traditional Chinese: 李治; Wade–Giles: Li Yeh; died 784), also known by her courtesy name Li Jilan (Chinese: 李季蘭), was a Tang dynasty Chinese courtesan, musician, nun, and poet. She was known for her poetic talent as well as her beauty. In the tumultuous years of the late Tang, she was accused of treason for poems denigrating the imperial house of Tang that the rebel leader Zhu Ci forced her to write. She was condemned to death and executed in 784. Li is one of the few Tang-dynasty women whose poetry has survived. (en) Li Ye , död 784, var en kinesisk kurtisan (yiji) och poet. Hon är den enda kvinna från Tangdynastin vars poesi har bevarats. Hennes far upptäckte hennes talang för konstarter som barn och ansåg att de skulle vara bortkastade om hon bara blev en hustru, och hon fick därför bli en kurtisan, vilket under denna tid inte innebar att hon behövde sälja sex. Hon var under sin karriär som kurtisan en erkänd konstnär och berömd för sin förmåga inom poesi, musik och kalligrafi. Hon uppträdde även vid kejsar hov. År 783 erövrade rebellen huvudstaden. Under hans tid som regent tvingade han henne att skriva poesi som smädade kejsaren, och när denne återkom blev Li Ye därför åtalad och avrättad för förräderi. (sv) 李冶（约730－784年），字季兰（《太平广记》中一作“秀兰”），以字行。乌程（今浙江吴兴）人，唐代女诗人、女道士。與薛濤、魚玄機、並稱“唐代四大女詩人”。 (zh)
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birth place	Huzhou Zhejiang China Wuxing District
birth place	Wuxing, Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, China (en)
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occupation	Courtesan, musician, nun, poet (en)
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has abstract	Li Ye (chinois 李冶 ; pinyin Lǐ Yě) également connue sous le nom Zi : Jilan, née en 713 et morte en 784, est une poétesse chinoise. (fr) Li Ye (simplified Chinese: 李冶; traditional Chinese: 李治; Wade–Giles: Li Yeh; died 784), also known by her courtesy name Li Jilan (Chinese: 李季蘭), was a Tang dynasty Chinese courtesan, musician, nun, and poet. She was known for her poetic talent as well as her beauty. In the tumultuous years of the late Tang, she was accused of treason for poems denigrating the imperial house of Tang that the rebel leader Zhu Ci forced her to write. She was condemned to death and executed in 784. Li is one of the few Tang-dynasty women whose poetry has survived. (en) Li Ye , död 784, var en kinesisk kurtisan (yiji) och poet. Hon är den enda kvinna från Tangdynastin vars poesi har bevarats. Hennes far upptäckte hennes talang för konstarter som barn och ansåg att de skulle vara bortkastade om hon bara blev en hustru, och hon fick därför bli en kurtisan, vilket under denna tid inte innebar att hon behövde sälja sex. Hon var under sin karriär som kurtisan en erkänd konstnär och berömd för sin förmåga inom poesi, musik och kalligrafi. Hon uppträdde även vid kejsar hov. År 783 erövrade rebellen huvudstaden. Under hans tid som regent tvingade han henne att skriva poesi som smädade kejsaren, och när denne återkom blev Li Ye därför åtalad och avrättad för förräderi. (sv)

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