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Empress Xu

Empress Xu was a writer, poet and philosopher (1362–1407). She was born in Nanjing.

Also recorded as Xu Yihua · Zhangnü · Xu Huanghou · Empress Renxiaowen

Empress Xu

Empress Xu, 仁孝文皇后徐氏(明太宗(成祖))

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Born
1362 · Nanjing.
Died
1407 · Nanjing.
Nationality
Yuan dynasty · Ming dynasty
Occupation
writer · poet · philosopher
Fields
poetry
Languages
Chinese

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