Zhu Huiguan (1150–1222) was a woman of the Song dynasty from Pingjiang Prefecture and the wife of He Dan.
Life
Her family line included her great-grandfather Zhu Bolu, grandfather Zhu E, and father Zhu Zhengchun; her mother was Murong Yunci, the wife of Zhu Zhengchun. She was married to He Dan (1146–1220), and their sons were He Chuzhi, He Chuxin, He Churen, and He Chuli; their son-in-law was Wang Tao. Their grandchildren were He Zongfang, He Zongpei, He Zongyao, and He Zongsong.
Between 1182 and 1194, her designations were successively *ru ren* (孺人), *an ren* (安人), *ling ren* (令人), *shuo ren* (碩人), and *shu ren* (淑人), corresponding respectively to 1182, 1185, 1188, 1190, and 1194. From 1196, she bore the designation *jun fu ren* (郡夫人), associated with the Jinyun and Jiyang commanderies in 1196 and 1197, respectively. In 1200 it was associated with both the Ankang and Anding commanderies, and in 1204 with Ankang again; later associations were Nanyang (1207), Dongping (1212), and Henan (1215).
Burial
She was buried at Lishui in 1223.
References
- CBDB Zhu Huiguan (555697)