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Du Lingyang (321–341), formally Empress Chenggong (成恭皇后) was an empress of the Jin dynasty (266–420) of China. Her husband was Emperor Cheng of Jin. (Some historians believe that her name was simply Du Ling, and that imperial archivists mistakenly attached the character "yang" to her name later. They point out that while the name of a county with the character "ling" in its name was changed pursuant to naming taboo, many names of places with "yang" in their names were not changed. However, there can be other explanations for this.)

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  • Du Lingyang (en)
  • 杜陵 (皇后) (zh)
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  • 杜陵（321年－341年4月17日），京兆郡杜陵县（今陕西省西安市）人，晉成帝司馬衍的皇后。鎮南將軍杜預的曾孫女，尚書左丞杜錫的孫女，丹陽丞杜乂與廣德縣君之女。 (zh)
  • Du Lingyang (321–341), formally Empress Chenggong (成恭皇后) was an empress of the Jin dynasty (266–420) of China. Her husband was Emperor Cheng of Jin. (Some historians believe that her name was simply Du Ling, and that imperial archivists mistakenly attached the character "yang" to her name later. They point out that while the name of a county with the character "ling" in its name was changed pursuant to naming taboo, many names of places with "yang" in their names were not changed. However, there can be other explanations for this.) (en)
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  • Du Lingyang (321–341), formally Empress Chenggong (成恭皇后) was an empress of the Jin dynasty (266–420) of China. Her husband was Emperor Cheng of Jin. (Some historians believe that her name was simply Du Ling, and that imperial archivists mistakenly attached the character "yang" to her name later. They point out that while the name of a county with the character "ling" in its name was changed pursuant to naming taboo, many names of places with "yang" in their names were not changed. However, there can be other explanations for this.) Du Lingyang was the daughter of Du Yi (杜乂), a mid-level official and the hereditary Marquis of Dangyang, the grandson of the general Du Yu, who contributed much to Emperor Wu of Jin's conquest of Eastern Wu. Du Yi died early, and Du Lingyang, who did not have any brothers, was raised by her mother Lady Pei. Du Lingyang was famed for her beauty and virtues, and Emperor Cheng married her as his empress in 336, when both of them were 15. He apparently favored her greatly, but she was childless. she died in 341, a year before he would die as well. (en)
  • 杜陵（321年－341年4月17日），京兆郡杜陵县（今陕西省西安市）人，晉成帝司馬衍的皇后。鎮南將軍杜預的曾孫女，尚書左丞杜錫的孫女，丹陽丞杜乂與廣德縣君之女。 (zh)
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