عرض مصدر تساي يان

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'''تساي يان''' {{إنج|Cai Yan}} ([[177]]، [[محافظة تشي (كايفنغ)|محافظة تشي]] في [[الصين]] - [[250]] في [[الصين (منطقة)|الصين]])؛ [[كاتب (مؤلف)|كاتِبة]]، [[ملحن|ملحنة]] و[[شاعر|شاعرة]] .<ref name="ReferenceA">Chang, Saussy and Kwong, p. 22. This explanation, however, is not fully reconcilable with other historic records, such as the fact that Cai Wenji's father had at least two other daughters and possibly a son. (See [[Cai Yong]].) One of the daughters was known to have mothered a few notable figures, including [[Yang Huiyu]], an empress dowager of the [[أسرة جين (266–420)|أسرة جين]]. If one of them was not able to placate the spirits of their ancestors, Cai Wenji would not be able to either, because females were not considered direct posterity. The reason Cao Cao gave was probably only an excuse used to convince the Han ministers to justify the ransom.</ref><ref>Hans H. Frankel, "Cai Yan and the Poems Attributed to Her". ''Chinese Literature: Essays, Articles, Reviews'', Vol. 5, No. 1/2 (Jul 1983), pp. 133-156</ref><ref>{{استشهاد ويب|الأخير1=Knechtges|الأول1=David R.|عنوان=Cai Yan 蔡琰|مسار=https://chinesereferenceshelf.brillonline.com/ancient-literature/entries/SIM-300027;jsessionid=AC39434B4F214D7AA91C6FC7F5353D04|موقع=Brill Online Chinese Reference Library|تاريخ الوصول=30 April 2018| مسار أرشيف = https://web.archive.org/web/20180501010108/http://chinesereferenceshelf.brillonline.com/ancient-literature/entries/SIM-300027;jsessionid=AC39434B4F214D7AA91C6FC7F5353D04 | تاريخ أرشيف = 1 مايو 2018 }}</ref>

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