Sun Xiu - Early Life

Early Life

Sun Xiu was born in 235 to the founding emperor of Eastern Wu, Sun Quan, and his concubine Consort Wang. In his young age, he was known for his studiousness. About 250, Sun Quan had him marry the daughter of his sister Sun Xiaohu (孫小虎) and her husband Zhu Ju.

Emperor Jing of Wu
Traditional Chinese 吳景帝
Simplified Chinese

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