What happened to King Lanling's consort in history?

According to documents, King Lanling's Consort was Zheng, who entered Buddhism after King Lanling Gao Changgong did die by drinking hemlock.

In May of the fourth year of the Wuping era (573), Gao Wei, the later lord of the Northern Qi Dynasty, sent an emissary, Xu Zhifan, to send poisoned wine to Gao Changgong, and the king of Lanling, in grief and anger, said to his beloved consort, Zheng, "I am loyal to my superiors, so why should I fail to fulfill my duty to Heaven and suffer from hemlock!"

Consort Zheng advised him, "Why don't you ask to see the face of heaven?" The innocent Consort Zheng thought that it might be a misunderstanding between the brothers, and that as long as Gao Su pleaded with the emperor, he might be able to get his life back. But King Lanling himself knew that it was useless to ask the later lord Gao Wei for an explanation. Throwing down a sentence "How can the face of heaven be seen", he drank the hemlock wine and burned all the bonds before his death. Zheng then entered the Buddhist sect.

Literary image:

Toward the end of the Tang and Five Dynasties period, due to the popularity of the culture of warfare from the end of the Tang and Five Dynasties until the beginning of the Song Dynasty, "the short combat between armies has become a common way to settle disputes".

So this period emerged a large number of skilled in front of the battle of the fighting generals, such as Wang Yanzhang, Zhou Dewei, Li Siyuan, etc., while the traditional sense of the tent planning, command deployment of the wisdom of the generals, the Confucian generals are slightly darker.

In such a strategic cultural transformation, skilled fighting generals naturally became the favorite of the times, with the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Yang Family House" and other popular novels for the shape of fighting generals, formed the public vision of the image of the agreed-upon generals.