Wu: The Chinese Empress who schemed, seduced and murdered her way to become a living God
Jonathan Clements explores the life and power of Wu, the Chinese empress remembered for an extraordinary rise shaped by ambition, intrigue, seduction, and murder. Framed as a journey toward becoming a living God, this biography offers an accessible introduction to one of history’s most compelling imperial figures.
About This Book
Jonathan Clements presents a focused account of Wu, identified as a Chinese empress whose life and reign have inspired enduring fascination.
The book centers on a dramatic ascent shaped by political ambition, intrigue, seduction, and murder.
Its title also explores the striking image of Wu as a living God, highlighting the extraordinary dimensions of her power and reputation.
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