Post by Wu Qiang on Jul 28, 2011 17:31:40 GMT
"There is the sister of Wu Yi, comely and good, and declared by the physiognomist as destined to high honor." - Fa Zheng to Liu BeiWu Qiang
Age: 37
Gender: Female
Style: Canon
Residence: Cheng Du
Personality:
Although her beauty is prominent upon seeing her, the real beauty of Wu Qiang lies within her. Despite her hardships, she has always maintained a kind and gentle demeanor, is not quick to judge, and always tries approach a situation with an open mind and a kind heart. Lady Wu Qing is an intelligent and well taught woman. Although she lost her mother at a young age, her stepmother was the one who raised her and taught her the lady like teachings. Lady Wu was taught how to be a woman of her era like most Chinese girls. She has a strong sense of justice and does like the idea of a woman being submissive. Lady Wu however knows her place as a woman and although she can be rather outspoken at times, she knows when to keep her mouth shut. Her age and charisma signify her maturity and wisdom.
Appearance:
Lady Wu is a beautiful and voluptuous woman of flawless light peach skin. A fully developed woman, she stands at a mere feet of 5'6''. A tiny bit taller than most Chinese women. She has a humble and kind aura around her. Her smile and facial expressions always appear calm. Wu Qiang was always shaded from the sun because of her light skin and she is a woman who learned how to keep herself calm even in the most stressful of situations and so, although she has aged, she is still as beautiful as she was in her youthful days.
Apparel:
Her hair is of waist length, long and brown and she usually keeps her hair tied up in a bun or so adorned with decorations such as flowers and hair pins. Her ears are usually accompanied by teal earnings that were formally her mothers. Her eyes are of oval shaped with hazle nut colored irises. Eyebrows thin and dark along with a thin nose that compliments her face perfectly. Her lips also thin and full of light pink in which she colors in a darker color.
Her wardrobe consist of mainly court dresses. She is almost always seen wearing a court dress especially now that she is the wife of Liu Bei and the Queen of Nanzhong. The entire ensemble of her dresses consist of many complex layers and look very elaborate, free of wrinkles. Wu Qiang's dresses are made of silk, making them very soft. The structure of her dress is meant to be natural, graceful and elegant, with splendid adornments. Her court dresses usually accentuates her body’s natural curves through the wrapping of her upper garment lapels or the binding with sashes at her waist.
Weapon(s):
Lady Wu Qiang is a woman of the court and does not attend to the battlefield. However, she would pick up a sword or a nearby weapon if need be to defend herself within the palace.
History:
Born in Chen Liu, Lady Wu Qiang was the daughter of Wu Shan, a general serving under Liu Yang, and was the younger sister of Wu Yi. Growing up, she was taught to play music, write, and read the Chinese classics. She grew into an intelligent, beautiful and humble young woman. Her father was very good friends with Liu Yan and her brother, Wu Yi, was a minister of Liu Yan's youngest son, Liu Zhang.
When Liu Yan was made governer, Wu Qiang's father followed him to Yi Province and she along with her siblings were taken with him. One day, Liu Yan had heard that a fortune-teller predicted great fortune for Lady Wu. After hearing this, he decided to marry her to his third son, Liu Mao. Wu Qiang was married at the age of twenty-one. Unfortunately, before she could turn twenty three, her husband died of illness and Wu Qiang was left a widow and did not remarry for sometime.
Having conquering Yi Province in 214, Liu Bei had effectively divorced his wife, Lady Sun Shang Xiang, the sister of Sun Quan. All of Liu Bei's wives had passed away and Lady Sun returned to her home town. His advisor, Fa Zheng advised him to seek another consort so that things within the palace could be correctly ordered. Fa Zheng had also heard of Lady Wu's predicted fortune and recommended Liu Bei to take her as his wife. However, Liu Bei was afraid that he would be committing incest as the late Liu Mao was of the same Han imperial line as him.
Fa Zheng argued that Lady Wu Qiang was nowhere near a kinswoman as the Duke Duke Wen of Jin took Lady Huai Ying as his wife. Liu Bei thus took Lady Wu as his consort and made her his new wife in AD 214-215 and gave her the courtesy name, Zhende, 'Upright Virtue'. Now AD 219, Liu Bei claimed himself the tittle of the King of Hanzhong and made Lady Wu his Queen.
Statistics:
Strength - 3
Perception - 5
Endurance - 6
Charisma - 10
Intelligence - 9
Agility - 4
Luck - 8
Gold: 200
Alignment: You start at 0. (Completely neutral)
Reputation: 50
Entourage Units: None
Personal Army: None
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