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Her spouse joined the rebellion of Wu Sangui, which caused him to be deposed of by his army.[2][citation needed] Kong Sizhen, who remained loyal to the crown, became her husband's successor by 1677, which was confirmed by the Emperor in 1676, a very unusual position for a woman in Qing dynasty China.[1] She kept her position until the end of the rebellion.