Xian Ying, the female leader of the Li tribe in Lingnan, is married to Feng Bao, the governor of Gaoliang County, a descendant of the Beiyan royal family. The couple share the same ideals and serve the people. Mrs. Xian has gone through three dynasties, combining strength and softness, strategizing, galloping on the battlefield, and protecting her family and country. During the war-torn years, Mrs. Xian endured the pain of losing her husband and her son, and turned the tide to protect the stability and prosperity of the people in Lingnan and the integrity of the country's territory. In order to protect the people from the ravages of war and for the sake of national reunification, he gave up the great opportunity to become king alone. He also admonished his descendants to be loyal and patriotic and to serve the people well. Even at an advanced age, she still wore armor and went into battle to quell rebellions. She patrolled the six states on behalf of the emperor and brought stability to Lingnan for hundreds of years. She was revered as the Holy Mother by the people, and was posthumously consecrated by successive emperors. She was enshrined in more than a thousand temples in later generations.
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