Who was the first female general recorded in the history of China?

Liang Hongyu (1102-1135), originally from Chizhou, Anhui, was born in Huai 'an, Jiangsu. She was a famous heroine who resisted gold in Song Dynasty, and her grandfather and father were both military commanders. Liang Hongyu practiced kungfu with his father and brother since childhood. There is no name in the history books, just call him Liang. "Redjade" is the name he took in various unofficial history and dialect books after his death. It was first seen in A Tale of Two Cities in the Ming Dynasty: "I am Liang Jia, with a small print of Redjade. My father is dead, my mother is here, and I am from Tokyo. " After knowing Han Shizhong, the two met for the first time at a celebration dinner after the Fang La Uprising was put down. Liang Hongyu felt his kindness and committed himself to go away. Han redeemed him as a concubine. After Bai died, he became Han Shizhong's wife.

After three years' advice (1 129), he made great contributions to pacify the rebellion in Miao Fu, and ran hundreds of miles overnight to call Han Shizhong for rebellion, so he was named Mrs. Anguo and Mrs. Defending the country. Later, he and her husband went to war many times. In the battle of Huang Tiandang in the fourth year of Jianyan (1 130), he personally held a drum and Han Shizhong * * *, and stopped the invading Jin Jun on the south bank of the Yangtze River for 48 days, which made him famous all over the world. After that, he led the army alone, fought with Han Shizhong in the whole country, and defeated 8 Jin Army many times. In the fifth year of Shaoxing (1 135), he left Chuzhou town with his husband and died on August 26th of that year in Chuzhou's anti-gold front. In the 21st year of Shaoxing (1 15 1), Han Shizhong died and the couple were buried together in Suzhou Mausoleum. [

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