Qin Liangyu, the youngest daughter of the Qin family in Zhongzhou, studied literature and martial arts from a young age and was exceptionally clever.
At six, she solved a case and became famous throughout the region. She married Ma Qiancheng, the Pacification Commissioner of Shizhu.
When her husband died unjustly, she shouldered the military and political burden alone, beset by troubles at home and abroad.
Well versed in military strategy, she trained and commanded her troops with effortless precision.
She could see through schemes and anticipate the course of battle, building the White-Pole Army into a force that awed the Southwest.
While others suffered heavy losses in hard-fought battles, she held her territory with fewer troops and won against the odds.
She became the only female general in history included in the official biographies of ministers and generals. Her loyalty never faded, and her name lives on through the ages.
