Mrs Xian is a famous politician and strategist in the history of China. She is known as the "Virgin of Lingnan" and the first heroine in China. Mrs. Xian devoted her life to safeguarding national unity and national unity, and was a model of patriotism. His military talent was appointed as a corps commander by the court.

In 548 AD, Mrs. Xian refused to let Li, a rebel of the Liang Dynasty, move on. In 569 AD, Ouyang Gui, the secretariat of Guangzhou, rebelled against Chen and marched into Baiyue. Mrs. Xian led the troops and defeated Ouyang Gui. In 590 AD, Panyu General Wang Zhong announced that he would send troops to fight against Sui Dynasty, and many leaders in Lingnan responded in succession. Mrs. Xian stepped out personally to suppress the rebels.

2. Mulan

Hua Mulan (4 12 -502), whose deeds have been passed down to this day, is a heroine in ancient China, loyal and filial, and passed down through the ages on behalf of her father who defeated the invading nation in the army. The emperor of the Tang Dynasty named her "General Filial Piety".

The spread of Mulan story should be attributed to the folk song Mulan Ci, but the surname and native place of Mulan are not recorded in the history books. Hua Mulan's deeds are shown in many literary works, such as movies, TV dramas, song and dance Henan operas, etc.

3. Women are good

Fu Hao, the wife of Shang King Wu Ding, was a well-documented female general in the history of China and the supreme commander of the Shang army. She led troops to defeat more than 20 neighboring countries. Due to the limited conditions at that time, thousands of soldiers were usually dispatched in the war, but Fu Hao was very capable of leading troops, and at most, he launched a war of more than 10,000 people at a time.

In addition, Fu Hao was also a fortune teller in Shang Dynasty, superstitious about ghosts and gods and worshiping destiny. A fortune teller is the actual decision-maker of state affairs. It can be said that Fu Hao contributed half of the prosperity of Wu Ding in Shang Dynasty.

4. Qin Liangyu

Qin Liangyu, a native of Zhongzhou, Sichuan, was a famous female general in the late Ming Dynasty. Her husband, Ma Qiancheng, is a descendant of Han general Ma Yuan, and he is a hereditary ambassador. After Ma Qiancheng was killed, Qin Liangyu took the post of husband because his son Ma Xianglin was young.

Qin Liangyu led his brothers Qin Bangping and Qin Minping to take part in the battles against the Qing army, the extravagant Chongming Rebellion, the Zhang Rebellion, etc. They made outstanding achievements and were named second-class imperial women. Emperor Chongzhen once wrote four poems praising Qin Liangyu.

After Qin Liangyu's death, many scholars praised Qin Liangyu's poems. In modern times, Bing Xin and Guo Moruo also praised Qin Liangyu. Feng Yuxiang, a patriotic general, once said, "In memory of Mulan, we should learn from Qin Liangyu." After the demise of the Ming Dynasty, Nanming posthumously named Qin Liangyu as a "loyal Hou".

5. Fan Lihua

Fan Lihua, a Zhenguan native of Tang Dynasty, was one of the four heroines in ancient China. Together with Xue Dingshan, she pacified the northwest frontier and fought bloody battles with * * * on the battlefield, which is a household name and has a far-reaching influence on later generations. Its legendary stories are represented by various forms of literary works, especially movies, TV dramas and musical dramas. This is a typical image of ancient female heroes in China.

Fan Lihua is recorded in local history books and anecdotes in China. She is a young woman in the Tang Dynasty who dares to love and hate. She is a military marshal with superb martial arts, magical skills and comprehensive talents.

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