Pang E

2nd century Eastern Han Dynasty noble woman

Pang E (Chinese: 龐娥) born Zhao E (Chinese: 趙娥; fl.170-179) was a Chinese noblewoman of the late Eastern Han period, and the mother of Cao Wei politician Pang Yu (龐淯; fl.200-221). She killed the man who killed her father, in full public view in front of a government office, but after turning herself in and requesting execution under the law, she not only escaped punishment but was later commended for her virtue.

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Pang E

2nd century Eastern Han Dynasty noble woman

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Pang E (Chinese: 龐娥) born Zhao E (Chinese: 趙娥; fl.170-179) was a Chinese noblewoman of the late Eastern Han period, and the mother of Cao Wei politician Pang Yu (龐淯; fl.200-221). She killed the man who killed her father, in full public view in front of a government office, but after turning herself in and requesting execution under the law, she not only escaped punishment but was later commended for her virtue.

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Pang E (Chinese: 龐娥) born Zhao E (Chinese: 趙娥; fl.170-179) was a Chinese noblewoman of the late Eastern Han period, and the mother of Cao Wei politician Pang Yu (龐淯; fl.200-221). She killed the man who killed her father, in full public view in front of a government office, but after turning herself in and requesting execution under the law, she not only escaped punishment but was later commended for her virtue. Her case was recorded in Huangfu Mi's six-chapter updated continuation of Liu Xiang's earlier classic Biographies of Exemplary Women, traditionally considered an instructional text for Confucian women. Due to her act of extreme bravery, she was immortalized as one of the exemplars of courage and virtue performed by a woman in Chinese history. Zhao E is one of the heroines depicted in the Wu Shuang Pu (Table of Peerless Heroes) by Jin Guliang.

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