Princess Pingyang Zhao: a Woman Buried with Military Honors

She was the first princess of the Tang Dynasty and the only female general in Chinese history to be buried with military honors - Princess Pingyang Zhao. As the legitimate daughter of Li Yuan and the third sister of Li Shimin, she was born in the troubled times of the late Sui Dynasty. She had no love for the boudoir, and she cared about the common people in the world. In the thirteenth year of the Great Cause, Taiyuan launched an army, and her father and brother competed in the Central Plains. She stayed alone in Guanzhong, dispersed her family wealth, recruited volunteers, and recruited powerful men, and single-handedly raised the world-famous Women's Army. She fought in Huxian County, pacified Guanzhong, resisted the Sui soldiers, and established the capital. As a woman, she galloped on the battlefield, made unparalleled military exploits, and broke the world's prejudice that "women are inferior to men." There is no bloody love, no infighting for power, and the whole process is carried out, the world is determined by strategy, and the country is defended with iron and blood. With official history as the bones and legend as the soul, watch a generation of female princesses rise in troubled times and create the most dazzling legend of female generals in the Tang Dynasty!