Empress Gi
Empress of the Yuan dynasty · South Korea · Politicians · Lived 1315 to 1369 · aged 54
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Something wrong?A Korean-born concubine who climbed to the center of Yuan dynasty power, controlling the empire's purse and policy as it stumbled toward collapse.
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Gi came from Goryeo aristocracy and entered the Mongol court as a concubine to Toghon Temür in the early 14th century. She bore him a son, Biligtü Khan, who would later rule as emperor of the Northern Yuan. As the dynasty frayed, Gi tightened her grip - by its final years she held de facto imperial authority, steering the realm economically and politically while the empire crumbled around her. She died in 1369, having outlasted the Yuan itself.
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