Wu Zetian: A Graphic Novel

In the second of this "Women Who Were Kings" series, we chart the life of Wu Zhao--post-humously named Wu Zetian--China's only female Emperor. Born a commoner, she was a concubine to two generations of Emperors before finally seizing the throne after her husband's death.

Her remarkable ascent and political acumen is told in this story, along with her economic, cultural, and military achievements which brought decades of prosperity to Tang Dynasty China. How did such a low-born woman seize the reins of such a great Empire? What is her story?

Produced for a 2019 Masters thesis for Macquarie University (please read the written thesis on the author's website), this is lavishly illustrated, and contains footnotes and a bibliography. This graphic novel biography is suited for anyone with an interest in women rulers in Imperial China. For Ages 10+.

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Wu Zetian: A Graphic Novel

In the second of this "Women Who Were Kings" series, we chart the life of Wu Zhao--post-humously named Wu Zetian--China's only female Emperor. Born a commoner, she was a concubine to two generations of Emperors before finally seizing the throne after her husband's death.

Her remarkable ascent and political acumen is told in this story, along with her economic, cultural, and military achievements which brought decades of prosperity to Tang Dynasty China. How did such a low-born woman seize the reins of such a great Empire? What is her story?

Produced for a 2019 Masters thesis for Macquarie University (please read the written thesis on the author's website), this is lavishly illustrated, and contains footnotes and a bibliography. This graphic novel biography is suited for anyone with an interest in women rulers in Imperial China. For Ages 10+.

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Wu Zetian: A Graphic Novel

Wu Zetian: A Graphic Novel

Wu Zetian: A Graphic Novel

Wu Zetian: A Graphic Novel

Overview

In the second of this "Women Who Were Kings" series, we chart the life of Wu Zhao--post-humously named Wu Zetian--China's only female Emperor. Born a commoner, she was a concubine to two generations of Emperors before finally seizing the throne after her husband's death.

Her remarkable ascent and political acumen is told in this story, along with her economic, cultural, and military achievements which brought decades of prosperity to Tang Dynasty China. How did such a low-born woman seize the reins of such a great Empire? What is her story?

Produced for a 2019 Masters thesis for Macquarie University (please read the written thesis on the author's website), this is lavishly illustrated, and contains footnotes and a bibliography. This graphic novel biography is suited for anyone with an interest in women rulers in Imperial China. For Ages 10+.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781925376081
Publisher: Bento Comics
Publication date: 10/01/2019
Series: Women Who Were Kings (a Graphic Novel Series) , #2
Pages: 42
Product dimensions: 5.83(w) x 8.27(h) x 0.11(d)
Age Range: 13 - 15 Years

About the Author

Queenie Chan is a manga artist and graphic novelist currently based in Sydney, Australia. She is best known for "The Dreaming" and "Fabled Kingdom" series, and has collaborated with best-selling authors Dean Koontz and Kylie Chan on graphic novel prequels to their works. She is currently working on her next project.

Queenie Chan is a manga artist and graphic novelist currently based in Sydney, Australia. She is best known for "The Dreaming" and "Fabled Kingdom" series, and has collaborated with best-selling authors Dean Koontz and Kylie Chan on graphic novel prequels to their works. She is currently working on her next project.
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