Zhang Xingcai

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Zhang Xingcai is a semi-legendary figure from the Three Kingdoms era of Chinese history, traditionally depicted in later novels and folklore as the courageous daughter of the Shu general Zhang Fei and sometimes as the wife of Liu Bei’s son Liu Shan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character associated with the Three Kingdoms period
person in Chinese folklore
semi-legendary figure
appearsIn later Chinese folklore
later Three Kingdoms-related novels
associatedWith Liu Bei NERFINISHED
Liu Shan NERFINISHED
Shu Han NERFINISHED
Zhang Fei NERFINISHED
basedOn historical family of Zhang Fei
characterTrait courageous
countryOfCitizenship Shu Han NERFINISHED
culture Chinese
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
familyName Zhang NERFINISHED
father Zhang Fei NERFINISHED
fictionalStatus semi-legendary
fictionalUniverse Three Kingdoms literary tradition
gender female
genreOfDepictions historical romance
wuxia-influenced fiction
givenName Xingcai NERFINISHED
historicity uncertain
languageOfDepiction Classical Chinese
Literary Chinese NERFINISHED
maritalStatusInTradition empress or consort of Liu Shan
motherTongue Chinese
notableFor being depicted as the courageous daughter of Zhang Fei
being depicted as the wife of Liu Shan in later tradition
regionOfCulturalOrigin Sichuan-related Shu culture
relative Liu Shan NERFINISHED
Zhang Fei NERFINISHED
roleInTradition daughter of a famous general
virtuous and brave wife of a ruler
spouse Liu Shan NERFINISHED
timePeriod Three Kingdoms period NERFINISHED

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Zhang Fei child Zhang Xingcai