Chinese Women’s History: The Female Generals
中华女史-女将篇
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- 20k Words
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- Ancient Era
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- 3y ago
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After looking at the catalog, in fact, the first female general with a formal military position in the history of our country should be Bai Xiangya, the general of Huaihua of the Liao Dynasty. The others are the guerrilla general Shen Yunying, the left governor of the Chinese Army Commandery, General Zhendong, Qin Liangyu, the chief soldier of Sichuan, Ding Guoxiang, the chief soldier of the Southern Ming Dynasty, and Mrs. Wa, the female officer and general officer. No matter how high the other positions are, they are not official general positions. For example, Mrs. Xi, she was the general of the Zhonglang commanding the battles, and Mrs. Qiaoguo held the position of head of the government. Yang Miaozhen was also the main civil servant responsible for the affairs of Shandong Donghuainan Road. In comparison, there are many female officials such as prefects and prefects.
I think it must not be the "first" in history, because there must have been more outstanding women in the matriarchal society that existed for tens of thousands of years before the Xia Dynasty (it's just that the records were destroyed)
I feel that the author is very knowledgeable and has researched many historical books. I feel that the articles are very valuable. Unfortunately, most of them are unfinished or open to mistakes... Of course, considering the workload, it is completely understandable. I hope to keep up the good work!
There is another Baek Jae-hyang I forgot about. There may be other female generals who are somewhat reliable, so can you provide official historical data on female generals? It's not that I have to ask clearly. By the way, I feel that the one who can fight is Shaw Brothers. Personal force
"In fact, she is not called "Fu Hao" at all, and her identity is not a wife, let alone Wu Ding's second concubine and second wife, but the supreme military commander + pope + empress of Shang Shuo."
Rumors harm people? A good female general
What a pity... A lot of people speak of each other.
Long Live Thousand Years, Ode to Pepper Flowers
A good woman is not a female general but a female leader
How great, outstanding, outstanding, and dazzling they must be to avoid having their names deleted from the history books.