The heroine of the peasant uprising in the Western Han Dynasty. Chi Zhaoping, a native of the south of Pingyuan County, has no date of birth or death. In the autumn of the same year, Chi Zhaoping also gathered thousands of people to hold an uprising in the middle of the river (now southwest of Pingyuan City), boycotting official taxes, swinging politics, killing gentry, plundering nobles, helping the poor and giving food to the poor. She became an outstanding female leader of the peasant uprising among heroes and was deeply supported by the poor people. As a result, Chi Zhaoping's name and achievements were also recorded in the history of peasant uprisings in Qin and Han Dynasties.
2. Lu Mu
Lu Mu (? ~ AD 18), one of the earliest peasant uprising leaders who rebelled against Wang Mang's rule in the late Western Han Dynasty, was also the first female peasant uprising leader in China history. She is from Langya Haiqu (according to Donggang District today). Son Lu Yu, a county tour, is in charge of a patrol.
3. Tang Saier
Leader of peasant uprising in Ming Dynasty. The peasant uprising led by Tang Saier in the early Ming Dynasty took place in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420). The uprising center is in Yidu, Shandong Province. Tang Saier (date of birth and death unknown) is Lin San's wife, a native of Putai, Shandong Province, who knows a little writing. During Yongle period, people lived in poverty. /kloc-In February of 0/8, Tang Saier, Liu Xin, Hong Bin, Dong Yansheng and others led hundreds of people to revolt, occupied Xiepeng Village in Yidu, and quickly developed to tens of thousands of people, and moved to Anqiu, Zhucheng and other places. However, due to the large number of loyalists, Wei Qing, the commander-in-chief of Shandong Province, and Tongzhi Wang, the commander-in-chief of Aoshanwei, really made a sudden attack and failed in March. In search of Tang Saier, Zhu Mingting arrested tens of thousands of female Buddhists in Shandong and Peking, while Tang Saier and others escaped unharmed. In memory of her, the locals called Xie Shi Pengcun Tangsai Village.
4. Qin Liangyu
When it comes to female heroes in history, everyone will think of Mulan who joined the army for her father; In the history of China, there is actually only one female general officially listed in the state establishment, Qin Liangyu. Qin Liangyu (1574 or 1584 ~ 1648) was born in a Tujia (also known as Miao) family in Zhongzhou, Sichuan. I studied literature and practiced martial arts with my father since childhood. I am good at riding and shooting, and I have extensive poetic wisdom. She inherited her after her husband died. She sent people to help Shenyang fight against the late Jin Dynasty, and even led 3,000 elite soldiers to the north to guard Shanhaiguan. When the Qing army marched south, she insisted on resisting the Qing Dynasty, and was given the Taibao Prince and the loyal Hou by the Nanming Emperor Long. Become the only official heroine in the history of China.
5. Feng Wanzhen
Feng Wanzhen (born in Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty), a native of Xie Zhuang, Beijing, was a national hero against Japan. 1860 After the British and French invaders occupied Beijing, they plundered everywhere. Nineteen-year-old, together with his father Feng, led the militia to defeat the British and French allied forces and protected the lives and property of the people of Xie Zhuang, so it was widely circulated among the people. It's a "hero boy since ancient times"!
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