Chapter Fifty

Country H, 5210.

Welcome to "Lecture Room". Today, our speaker is Ms. Gu Leyao from Da Zhou.

She was a renowned physician, the founder of the Medical Bureau, and the wife of Li Heng, the God of War of the Great Zhou Dynasty. Her daughter, Li Ying, was also the first female prince in the history of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and was granted the title of Prince of Dingbei.

Even her maid, Lady Chuntao, became a renowned grain expert in history. The grain varieties she invented fed countless people, and she was known as "Lady Full of Granaries." She was awarded the title of Marquis of Anping, a second-rank official, in recognition of her achievements.

Chun Tao never married. She loved eating, drinking, and having fun. In the end, she adopted more than twenty children. When she passed away, countless people saw her off.

Xu Moran, the second young lady of the Ningguo Duke's Mansion, also received help from Gu Leyao. In the end, she replaced her father to guard the northwest and became a great frontier official. She was the first female general in the history of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

There are rumors that she and her sister Xu Peiyi had a strained relationship, probably because they were half-sisters. Xu Peiyi came from a noble family, while Xu Moran did not. However, Xu Moran insisted on going to the border alone, leading an army of 100,000 to guard the northwest, which eventually forced her father to pass the title to her.

Xu Moran eventually buried his mother in the Northwest. After her death, he was buried with her. From then on, the descendants of the Ningguo Duke's family took pride in being buried in the Northwest border region.