Tuen, Slave and Empress

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In a tumultuous era marked by the complexities of imperial power and the harsh realities of slavery, "Tuen, Slave and Empress" by Kathleen Gray Nelson unfolds the remarkable journey of a young girl sold into bondage. As Tuen navigates the treacherous waters of the Imperial Court of China, she transforms from a mere slave into a figure of immense influence, ultimately becoming the Empress-dowager. This historical novel intricately weaves themes of resilience and ambition, highlighting the stark contrasts between servitude and sovereignty. Ideal for students and historians alike, this compelling narrative offers a profound exploration of identity and power dynamics in a world where every choice can alter destiny. Discover Tuen’s extraordinary story and the legacy of her rise against all odds.

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