In China's thousands of years of history, it is basically men who dominate society, due to the low status of women in ancient times, women were seriously imprisoned, but they still gave birth to empresses such as Wu Zetian, and naturally they could not prevent the emergence of female generals or female officials. In fact, there have been many famous heroes and female officials in history, and the following ten famous female officials have left their gorgeous figures in history.
The first: The military commander of the Shang Dynasty - Women's Good
The first well-documented female military commander in Chinese history, and also an outstanding female politician, Shehao conquered the East and the West, flattened the ghost side, and fixed the earth side, defeating more than twenty fang states. She was not only a general, good at fighting and drinking, but also a noble lady, who loved beauty and was good at grooming, and a noble lord with independent economic ability, with a huge slave group. Woman Hao, the first truly legendary woman in Chinese history.
Second place: Lady Xian Ying
Lady Xian Ying, also known as Lady Xian Ying, a native of Gaoliang County during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, devoted her life to safeguarding the unity of the motherland and national unity. It has made great contributions to promoting the stability of Lingnan society and economic and cultural development. She went through the three dynasties of Liang, Chen and Sui, conformed to the trend of history, devoted herself to safeguarding national unity and promoting national unity, and made outstanding contributions, and was successively enthroned by the kings of the Seven Dynasties and was honored as the "Virgin" of Lingnan. Lady Sin was the first woman to make meritorious contributions to the virtues of the state; the first person to build a tooth and elbow in the opening house of a woman; the first person to serve as an emissary to proclaim the virtues of the country; and the first person for a woman to enjoy the sacrifices of all the people. Premier Zhou Enlai called her the first chinese hero.
Third place: Waitress - Lu Lingxuan
Northern Qi female official Lu Lingxuan (the prototype of Lu Zhen in the TV series "The Legend of Lu Zhen"), Lu Lingxuan was favored by Empress Hu, and Gao Wei appointed her as a maid. With his son Luo Ti po as a servant, he was appointed as a shang shushi, and from then on, mother and son controlled the government. Standing at the top of power. However, such a fierce internal friction led to the overwhelm of the Northern Qi dynasty and eventually defeated under the iron horse of Northern Zhou.
In the service of the Jin Dynasty, it is the prime minister. "The servant is the same as the prime minister, and the maid is only a female official."
Fourth place: Zhaorong - Shangguan Wan'er
Shangguan Wan'er was a tang dynasty female official, poet, and imperial concubine. Shangguan Wan'er was highly valued by Wu Zetian for her wisdom and good writing, and was in charge of the palace for many years, and the group of ministers played chapters with his participation in the decision-making, and had the name of "Prime Minister". During the reign of Emperor Zhongzong of Tang, he was given the title of Zhaorong and held a prominent position in the political and literary circles. It was proposed to expand the library and add bachelors.
The official position is equivalent to that of the Ming Dynasty's Sibi eunuch, responsible for drafting edicts. However, because of the relationship with Zetian, it is to some extent equivalent to The Prime Minister.
Fifth place: Lady Liang Guo - Song Ruozhao
Song Ruozhao was the daughter of Sun Song Tingfen, a descendant of the famous poet Song Zhiqing of the early Tang Dynasty. Song Tingfen had five daughters, Song Ruoxin, Song Ruozhao, Song Ruolun, Song Ruoxian, and Song Ruoxun, all of whom were vigilant and wise, and were good at literature, while Song Ruozhao and Song Ruoxian had higher achievements. In the fourth year of Tang Dezong's reign, he was summoned to the court and was called an internal scholar. Emperor Muzong of Tang worshiped him as shanggong. Through the three dynasties of Tang Muzong, Tang Jingzong and Tang Wenzong, all of them were called Mr. Hu. Lady Liang Guo.
Sixth place: Dr. "Han Gong" - Han Lanying
Han Lanying was a female writer of the Qi Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Xiaowu of Song, she wrote a "Zhongxing Fu" dedicated to Emperor Xiaowu, and was thus appreciated and incorporated into the palace. After the establishment of the Southern Dynasty Qi, he was appointed as a doctor and taught harem knowledge, and because Han Lanying was old and well-known, he was called "Han Gong".
Seventh place: Southern Song Dynasty anti-Jin famous general Huguo Lady - Liang Shi
Liang Shi, born and died unknown, the famous anti-Jin heroine, her name is not found in the history books, only called Liang Shi. Liang was originally a prostitute in Jingkou, but later became acquainted with Han Shizhong, and Liang's wisdom and talent were recognized, and they promised each other. In the neutrality of the suppression of the Miao Fu rebellion, he rode hundreds of miles in one night to summon Han Shizhong to the Defense Counter-Rebellion, so he was named Lady Anguo and Lady Protector. Liang personally commanded the battle with Han Shizhong in the battle of Huang Tiandang in the fourth year of Jianyan (1130), and blocked the invading Jin army on the south bank of the Yangtze River for 48 days, but because the Jin army eventually escaped, Liang wrote to impeach Han Shizhong for missing the opportunity to indulge the enemy, and the dynasty was shaken, and then Yang Guo was crowned Lady Yang. Since then, the name has shocked the world.
Later generations called it Liang Hongyu: the name "Red Jade" was first seen in the legendary "Double Lie" written by Zhang Siwei in the Ming Dynasty: "Nujia Liang's family, small characters red jade."
Eighth place: General Of Staff - Lady Watts
Lady Wa was a heroine of the Ming Dynasty. In the thirty-third year of Ming Jiajing, Lady Washi asked the governor to allow her to personally lead troops to the front line of Jiangsu and Zhejiang to conscript. The governor knew that The Wa clan had courage and prestige, so he granted his request and awarded him the rank of "Female Officer And Staff General". Washi participated in the pursuit and encirclement of the Wokou, beheading and drowning about 3,000 people across the line. The rear enemy passed through Jinshanwei and was defeated by Washi. In June, at the Battle of Lujingba (present-day Suzhou, Jiangsu), Lady Wa led her troops to capture more than 300 wushou and burn more than 30 pirate ships. Because of the merits of Lady Wa's resistance to the Wo, she was awarded the title of "Lady Erpin" by the imperial court.
Ninth place: Marquis Zhongzhen of the Ming Dynasty - Qin Liangyu
Female general and national hero at the end of the Ming Dynasty. After Qin Liangyu's husband Xuanwei killed Ma Qiancheng, Qin Liangyu took the place of husband. Qin Liangyu led his brothers Qin Bangping and Qin Minping to participate in the battles against the Qing army, the rebellion of Chongming, and the rebellion of Zhang Xianzhong, and other battles, and their battle achievements were outstanding, and they were awarded the title of Lady of the Erpin Commandment. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the Southern Ming Dynasty posthumously honored Qin Liangyu as the "Marquis of Zhongzhen". In the revision of history throughout the dynasties, female celebrities have been recorded in the biography of the daughters, and Qin Liangyu is the only hero in history who will be recorded as a dynasty name in the biography of Shan Independent biography.
Tenth place: Heavenly Lady Minister - Fu Shanxiang
Fu Shanxiang was born in a family of scholars, and since childhood, he was brilliant and liked to read the history of the Bible. In 1853 (the third year of Qing Xianfeng), the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom created a female science talent, and after Fu Shanxiang registered for the women's examination, he won the first place in the high school. She became the first female champion in Chinese history and the only female champion. In March 1854, the Heavenly King Hong Xiuquan issued an edict appointing Fu Shanxiang as the "Minister of Grace and Reward", ranking second in the rank of prefecture division, subordinate to the six departments of the Heavenly King's Palace, and his main duty was still to assist the Eastern King in handling administrative affairs. After the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was destroyed, Fu Shanxiang's whereabouts were unknown.
Conclusion: Ancient China has long been in a patriarchal society, and in most cases, only men are officials. But there is a special group of "female officials". This female official is said to be an official, not all officials, and is called an official, because she has a rank, a rank, and a management responsibility. He said that he was not an official because he basically did not participate in the affairs of the national economy and the people's livelihood, but only served the inner court.