[13] In addition, she transcribed the Yugahyeonyangron (유가현양론; 瑜伽顯揚論) into the silver book (은서; 銀書) and later finished by King Sukjong.
[17] Meanwhile, the queen mother passed away in Seogyeong (서경; 西京) on 5 October 1092 (9th years reign of King Seonjong) and her body was transported back to Gaegyeong to buried in Daereung Tomb (대릉; 戴陵).
In 1096, King Sukjong held a Doryang (도량; 道場) for three days at the Geondeok Hall (건덕전; 乾德殿) and read the entire Avatamsaka Sutra, which initiated and completed by his late mother.
[19] When Gukcheong temple was completed a year later, King Sukjong himself opened the Gyeongchandoryang (경찬도량; 慶讚道場) and wrote the Gyeongchansi (경찬시; 慶讚詩) to respond Yusin (유신; 儒臣).
According to the records left, she was said to have a beautiful heart and personality, docile, gentleness, and her virtuous conduct was no less than that of a famous ancient master.
She was also said to become the person who opened the Gyeongwon Yi clan era by achieved harmony in her relationship with her husband, having prospered descendants, and adept in her duty as the mother of the nation, which peoples admired her much.