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This article was marked with a tag stating it should cite "better sources" to ease verification of the information presented. This is completely undue and unnecessary for a simple reason. The whole story mentioned in the article only exists in the book already referred to, namely the Exemplary Women of Early China, while Sima Qian's Shiji (also cited) mentions only the last part (that Qi Jiang died of sadness with King Xuan's passing).
The citations already made are literally everything you could call a primary source about the biography of Qi Jiang. Otherwise she is only known by name and the previously mentioned reference in the Shiji. — Preceding
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This article was marked with a tag stating it should cite "better sources" to ease verification of the information presented. This is completely undue and unnecessary for a simple reason. The whole story mentioned in the article only exists in the book already referred to, namely the Exemplary Women of Early China, while Sima Qian's Shiji (also cited) mentions only the last part (that Qi Jiang died of sadness with King Xuan's passing).
The citations already made are literally everything you could call a primary source about the biography of Qi Jiang. Otherwise she is only known by name and the previously mentioned reference in the Shiji. — Preceding
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