Then there is Liu Bang’s Empress Lu, who is also very ruthless. In addition, there are Empress Dowager Dou of the Han Dynasty and other empresses, who are also very skillful...

The appearance of these queen mothers caused everyone from the emperor to the officials to tacitly begin to throw shackles on women. While praising women's gentleness and beauty, they consciously avoided women's talents and focused on women's appearance. Even

Starting from the Han Dynasty, historians gradually stopped writing about the official positions held by women in the imperial court. The records became sparse as time went by, and they eventually succeeded in outplaying women from the political circle.

However, there are always some fish that slip through the net, such as Wu Zetian.

Then after the Song Dynasty, this hole was strangled to death, but unfortunately another Cixi appeared...

Does being a woman in office mean disaster?

In fact, this is not necessarily true. Historically, when men were in power, they were not always wise kings. It’s just that women were in power for a relatively short period of time, and there were only a few of them. In comparison, it was really obvious that they were extraordinary.

If the female official system was implemented in the Han Dynasty, it would give women a space for advancement...

What will happen in the future?

This is a very interesting proposition.
Chapter completed!