Chang'an Quan

[Feelings of family and country ➕ Strong women ➕ Machiavellian tactics ➕ Military strategies ➕ Imaginary history ] In the Dahui Dynasty, men could strategize in court and kill enemies on the battlefield, and so could women. In the forty-seventh year of Emperor Qian's reign, the Crown Prince was ambushed by enemy troops while suppressing a rebellion in Yuzhou, and his whereabouts were unknown. Only a legacy of the East Palace was left in Beijing. The emperor was in great mourning and no longer interested in government affairs. When the court was in turmoil and people's hearts were scattered, Da Hui's princess withstood the dynasty's defeat. "I am the princess of Dahui, and I am fighting here with all the soldiers today! I will not die, and I will not give in an inch of ground!"