Chinese Nobility
29 entries in the Chinese Nobility compendium.
Chinese nobilityPremodern China's ruling class, evolving from Zhou enfeoffment to Qing titles.Chen ShengLeader of the first rebellion against the Qin dynasty.Consort kinRelatives of consorts or mothers wielding political influence in Sinosphere courts.Dong Yi (Qin dynasty)Qin general turned king, defeated at Chenggao.Du BoDuke of Tangdu executed by King Xuan, later an avenging spirit.Duke Ai of LuRuler of Lu during the late Spring and Autumn period.Duke Ding of LuRuler of Lu during Confucius's failed reform efforts.Feng XifanOfficial of Tungning who later surrendered to the Qing.Fu Jing (Shang dynasty)Shang queen and recipient of the Houmuwu ding.Han GuangRuler of Liaodong during the Chu–Han Contention.Xin of HanHan vassal king who defected to the Xiongnu.Fu HaoShang dynasty queen, general, and high priestess.Imperial and noble ranks of the Qing dynastyQing dynasty peerage system with inheritance rules and Manchu titles.Lady Ma of FufengHan noblewoman who defied warlord Dong Zhuo.Lady Yu (Cao Wei)Passed over as empress, she criticized Cao marriage policy.Lady Zhang (Eastern Wu)Principal consort of Crown Prince Sun He of Eastern Wu.Li HongzhangLate Qing statesman, diplomat, and modernizer.Li Mi (Sui dynasty)Rebel leader of the Sui dynasty, Duke of Wei.Liu GuoxuanWuping Marquis and military officer of the Kingdom of Tungning.Lü BuweiMerchant turned Qin chancellor and sponsor of the Lüshi Chunqiu.Luan DaHan dynasty occultist who rose and fell at Emperor Wu's court.Chinese noble titles in the imperial periodNoble titles in imperial China were granted by the emperor and varied in rank and heredity.ShanqiPrince Su of the First Rank and late Qing minister.Shi LangQing admiral who conquered Taiwan and governed it as marquis.Sia (title)Hereditary Chinese noble title used in colonial Indonesia.Sima XinQin general turned king who died by suicide after defeat.Wu YingxiongEldest son of Wu Sangui, executed as a hostage.Xia JiChinese noblewoman of the Spring and Autumn period famed for her beauty and multiple marriages.Lady XianHereditary Li chieftain and deified Saintly Mother of Lingnan.
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