Huang Guigu
In the late Warring States period (246–221 BC), Huang Guigu acted as a general for the First Emperor of China. She commanded campaigns against the aggressive Xiongnu and Xianbei nomad tribes which lived along the northern frontier.[1]
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- ^ The Amazons: Lives and Legends of Warrior Women across the Ancient World By Adrienne Mayor, p.419
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