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Chu Fu (Chinese: 楚服; pinyin: Chǔ Fú, died 130 BC), was a Han dynasty occultist who was executed for witchcraft. She tried to approach Empress Chen Jiao and teach her sorcery and love spells to get rid of a woman who was competing with Empress Chen for favor. When this plot was discovered, Chen Jiao's husband Emperor Wu of Han ordered the imperial censor Zhang Tang to investigate. Zhang Tang's investigation found more than three hundred people who were implicated and executed. Chu Fu was publicly beheaded and her head hung up on public display. On the 14th day of the 7th month (Chinese calendar) Emperor Wu deposed the empress, confiscated her imperial seal, removed her title, and banished her to the Changmen Palace (長門宮).
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| dbo:abstract | Chu Fu (Chinese: 楚服; pinyin: Chǔ Fú, died 130 BC), was a Han dynasty occultist who was executed for witchcraft. She tried to approach Empress Chen Jiao and teach her sorcery and love spells to get rid of a woman who was competing with Empress Chen for favor. When this plot was discovered, Chen Jiao's husband Emperor Wu of Han ordered the imperial censor Zhang Tang to investigate. Zhang Tang's investigation found more than three hundred people who were implicated and executed. Chu Fu was publicly beheaded and her head hung up on public display. On the 14th day of the 7th month (Chinese calendar) Emperor Wu deposed the empress, confiscated her imperial seal, removed her title, and banished her to the Changmen Palace (長門宮). (en) 楚服（？－前130年），西汉时期女巫师。 元光五年（前130年），楚服等教陈皇后祭神祈祷，诅咒妇人，想要除去与陈皇后争宠的女人；事情败露，汉武帝指派御史张汤彻查。张汤调查出相互牵联和被处死的有三百多人，楚服在街市被斩首，头颅高悬示众。七月十四日，汉武帝废黜皇后，收回了皇后的印玺，废去尊号，贬入长门宫。 (zh) |
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| rdfs:comment | Chu Fu (Chinese: 楚服; pinyin: Chǔ Fú, died 130 BC), was a Han dynasty occultist who was executed for witchcraft. She tried to approach Empress Chen Jiao and teach her sorcery and love spells to get rid of a woman who was competing with Empress Chen for favor. When this plot was discovered, Chen Jiao's husband Emperor Wu of Han ordered the imperial censor Zhang Tang to investigate. Zhang Tang's investigation found more than three hundred people who were implicated and executed. Chu Fu was publicly beheaded and her head hung up on public display. On the 14th day of the 7th month (Chinese calendar) Emperor Wu deposed the empress, confiscated her imperial seal, removed her title, and banished her to the Changmen Palace (長門宮). (en) 楚服（？－前130年），西汉时期女巫师。 元光五年（前130年），楚服等教陈皇后祭神祈祷，诅咒妇人，想要除去与陈皇后争宠的女人；事情败露，汉武帝指派御史张汤彻查。张汤调查出相互牵联和被处死的有三百多人，楚服在街市被斩首，头颅高悬示众。七月十四日，汉武帝废黜皇后，收回了皇后的印玺，废去尊号，贬入长门宫。 (zh) |
| rdfs:label | Chu Fu (en) 楚服 (zh) |
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