The first strong woman recorded in the history of China should be the wife and concubine of Wu Ding, Shang Zhouwang. In my opinion, she is also the strongest woman with comprehensive strength in the history of China. Perhaps many friends think that Wu Zetian, the only female emperor in China, should be the first person. But in terms of martial arts and all-round development, Fu Hao is obviously better.
1976, the earliest female tomb discovered so far in China, Anyang, Henan Province was opened. This grave is the grave of a good woman. In Fu Hao's tomb, the graupel and the arrow were unearthed. The latter is a sharp weapon, and the former is a symbol of military power. The cymbal is similar to our axe today, but it symbolizes the military command of the ancient monarch.
Why do women have graupel as funerary objects in their graves? At the same time, the unearthed Oracle Bone Inscriptions explained the reason to us. A good wife is a queen, and she should have children for businessmen and manage her small family in her palace. However, she was repeatedly ordered to go to neighboring countries and tribes. Even in the battle where Wuding sent troops the most, the commander-in-chief was a good woman.
It was because of Fu Hao's outstanding military achievements that she won her own fief. This also makes the woman better, not only has the noble status of the queen, but also has her own country and great real power. Although a country with a good wife and a good mother can't compare with Wu Zetian in scale, she has both culture and martial arts, and also assumed the duties of a queen. On the whole, Fu Hao is obviously more successful than Wu Zetian. It is precisely because the woman is hardworking and won the hearts of the people that there are both jade phoenix and inscriptions in her tomb, which embodies the respect of "the great event of the country is proud of sacrifice".
The strong woman who appeared after marriage was the Empress Xuan of Qin State. People think that Qin is a strong woman, mainly because of her experience in power. Queen Xuan was originally the concubine room of King Huiwen of Qin, and her son had been sent to the State of Yan as a hostage. After the unfortunate death of Qin Wuwang, Zhao Xiang ascended the throne of Qin with the support of King Wuling of Zhao. But when he was young, the burden of taking power fell on his biological mother, Queen Xuan.
During the Warring States Period, Empress Xuan, as the ruler, resisted the joint attack of Qi, Zhao, Han, Wei and Chu, and also won the Yi Qu State, which had been at war with Qin for a long time. Although Queen Xuan gradually lost power with the growth of the king, her achievements are a foregone conclusion, and the label of "strong woman" has become clear.
Then there was Lv Zhi, the first queen in the history of China, the wife of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang. People often compare Lv Zhi with Wu Zetian, because Lv Zhi is simply an uncrowned king. As the initiator of the autocratic power of consorts in feudal times, Lv Zhi defeated a group of governors and mastered the real power of the imperial court, which was really powerful.
At the same time, Lv Zhi's achievements are also remarkable. She continued the loose policy of sharing interest with the people, encouraged the development of culture, and laid the foundation for the later rule of Wenjing. Even Sima Qian, who has always been far-sighted, praised Lv Zhi's rule: "If you can't leave your home, the world will be natural; Punishment is rare, and sinners are hope; People's affairs are cultivated, and food and clothing are also cultivated. "