Wú-zhǔ Quán’s Lady Wáng was a Nányáng woman. She was chosen to enter the palace, and during Jiāhé [232-238] she received favor, and bore [Sūn] Xiū. When Hé was Heir-Apparent, Hé’s mother became esteemed powerful, and all the concubines who were loved and favored were sent to reside outside [the palace]. The lady went to Gōng’ān, died, and so was buried there. When  Xiū was enthroned, he sent an envoy to bestow posthumous title as Jìng-Huái  Huánghòu “Venerated and Missed Empress,” and rename the grave to Jìnglíng “Respected Tomb.”

吳主權王夫人，南陽人也，以選入宮，嘉禾中得幸，生（孫）休。及和為太子，和母貴重，諸姬有寵者，皆出居外。夫人出公安，卒，因葬焉。休即位，遣使追尊曰敬懷皇后，改葬敬陵。

The Wáng clan had no posterity, so her younger [half-]brother of the same mother Wén Yōng was given fief as a Marquis of a precinct.

王氏無後，封同母弟文雍為亭侯。