Xiao Chen Tao

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Xiao Chen Tao (小臣妥; died in the 1100s BCE), was a Chinese princess, the daughter of king Wu Ding.^[1]

Wu Ding granted Tao her own personal fief, and elevated her to a ministerial position, xiao chen, by which she is now referred. While her political acts are not very well known, her enfranchisement corroborates the high position of women in Shang China.

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^ Thorp, Robert L. (2006). China in the Early Bronze Age: Shang Civilization. University of Pennsylvania Press. ISBN 0812239105.

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