It belongs to Mrs. Gan.
Mrs. Gan, named Ganmei in "Kuizhou Prefecture Chronicles", her birth and death dates are unknown, was born in Pei State, was the concubine of Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, and the biological mother of Liu Chan, the later lord of the Shu Han Dynasty. Liu Bei was widowed many times in his early years, and Mrs. Gan often took charge of the family affairs on his behalf.
When Mrs. Gan followed Liu Bei to Jingzhou, she gave birth to Liu Chan. She later died and was buried in Nanjun. After Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, he posthumously named his deceased concubine Gan as "Mrs. Huang Si". After Liu Chan ascended the throne, he posthumously named his biological mother, Mrs. Gan, "Queen Zhaolie".
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The life of Mrs. Gan
1. In 194 (the first year of Xingping), when Liu Bei was living in Xiaopei as a herdsman in Yuzhou, Nagan The lady is a concubine. Because Liu Bei was widowed many times in his early years, the position of the principal wife was vacant, so Mrs. Gan often took charge of the housekeeping.
2. In the twelfth year of Jian'an (207), Mrs. Gan followed Liu Bei to Jingzhou and gave birth to her son Liu Chan.
3. In the 13th year of Jian'an (208), Cao Cao sent his army south to conquer Liu Biao, the herdsman of Jingzhou. During Liu Bei's withdrawal, hundreds of thousands of people from Jingzhou followed him. In a hurry, Liu Bei left Mrs. Gan behind. He and his son Liu Chan, together with Zhuge Liang, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and dozens of others, fled south on horseback. Fortunately, Zhao Yun returned in time to protect Mrs. Gan and Liu Chan, and the mother and son survived. ?
4. Mrs. Gan later died of illness and was buried in Nanjun (now north of Jiangling County, Hubei). The year of her death is unknown.
5. In the second year of Zhangwu (222), Liu Bei posthumously named Mrs. Gan "Mrs. Huangsi" and ordered her coffin to be transported to Shu for burial.
6. In April of the third year of Zhangwu (223), Mrs. Gan’s coffin had not yet been transported to Shu, and Liu Bei had passed away. ?Prime Minister Zhuge Liang wrote to the court and posthumously named Mrs. Gan "Queen Zhaolie". In August of the same year, Mrs. Gan and Liu Bei were buried together in Huiling.
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