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Lady of the First degree Gao Guiying 高桂英 | |
|---|---|
| Died | 1647 |
| Nationality | Shun dynasty |
| Occupation | Military commander |
Gao Guiying (Chinese: 高桂英) (died 1647) was a female Chinese rebellion leader and military commander of the short-lived Shun dynasty.[1][2] She was the empress of the Shun founding emperor Li Zicheng.[3]
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