Empress Dowager He (Sun Hao)

Dowager Empress He (何 太后, Hé tài HOU or何 姬, Hé jī, concubine He ' ​​, (birth name:昭献皇 后 何氏, Zhaoxian huáng Hou Hé shì ) was an empress mother under the reign of her son Sun Hao currently of the Three Kingdoms.

She came from the Danyang Commandery (about today Xuancheng, Anhui ). Her father Sui He (何 遂) was a soldier in the army of the horsemen dynasty founder Sun Quan. When Sun Quan someday inspected the troops, he found Ms. He, who was watching the troops secretly. He appreciated their unusual style and gave it to his son Sun He as concubine. In the year 242, when Sun He was appointed Crown Prince, gave birth to Ms. He him the son Sun Hao.

He was deposed Crown Prince 250 after an argument with his brother Sun Ba and demoted to Commons. 252 he was appointed the Prince of Nanyang and received a fief in Changsha (长沙, in today Changsha, Hunan ). In the same year, Sun Quan died, and was succeeded by his youngest son Sun Liang. Sat Jul became regent for the young Emperor and forced Sun Hey 253, to commit suicide. His wife Princess Zhang also committed suicide. Princess He also got the chance, but refused to Sun Hes raise children. (Sun Hao had three younger brothers, Sun De (孙德), Sun Qian (孙谦) and Sun Jun (孙俊) derived from other concubines of Prince He. )

After the death of Emperor Sun Xiu (264 ), a younger brother of Prince Sun He, chose the powerful officials Puyang Xing (濮阳 兴) and Zhang Bu (张 布) Sun Hao emperor. This honored posthumously as Emperor Prince Sun He and He as Princess Dowager. During his reign, the He family was very influential. When Empress Dowager He died is not known, but she survived the collapse of the empire probably.

• The Three Kingdoms period
• Empress Dowager
• Born on the 2nd or 3rd century
• Died in the 3rd century
• Woman