Talented women in the three kingdoms period at the end of Han dynasty
Cai Yan, Wen Xi, Evonne [1]. The year of birth and death is unknown. Li was the daughter of Cai Yong, a great writer in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The first time I married Wei Zhongdao, my husband died and went home. Later, due to the invasion of Xiongnu, Cai Yan was abducted by Xiongnu Zuo, married to Xiongnu, and gave birth to two children. Twelve years later, Cao Cao unified the north, redeemed Cai Yan with a large sum of money, and betrothed her to Dong Si.
Cai Yan is also good at literature, music and calligraphy. Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi contains a volume of Cai Wenji Ji, which has been lost. The only works that Cai Wenji can see now are Hu Jia's Two Mourning Poems and Eighteen Beats.
There are not many records of Cai Yan's deeds in history, but the story of "Moon Hee returned to Han" has been widely circulated in past dynasties.
Original name
Chae Yeon
Characters and numbers used to specify serial numbers.
The word Wenxi is also called Evonne.
The Times
Three kingdoms at the end of Han dynasty
Ethnic groups
Han (ha)
birthplace
Liu County, Chenliu County (now Qixian County, Kaifeng, Henan Province) [2]
Character relationship
Dongsi
husband
Cai Yong
father