Hu Jiumei
Hu Jiumei (1830–1856) was a Chinese rebel during the Taiping Rebellion. A leading follower of Hong Xiuquan, she was known as one of the "Three Hu's".
References
- Lily Xiao Hong Lee, Clara Lau, A.D. Stefanowska: Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Women: v. 1: The Qing Period, 1644–1911
- Jonathan D. Spence: God's Chinese Son: The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom of Hong Xiuquan
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Taiping Rebellion
- Jintian
- Changsha
- Wuchang
- 1st Nanjing
- Western Expedition
- Northern Expedition
- Eastern Expedition
- 1st Jiangnan
- Tianjing incident
- Sanhe
- 2nd Jiangnan
- Ningbo
- Anqing
- Shanghai
- Guanzhong
- Cixi
- Changzhou
- 3rd Nanking
- Hubei
- Fujian
- Hong Xiuquan
- Hong Tianguifu
- Hong Xuanjiao
- Yang Xiuqing †
- Feng Yunshan †
- Xiao Chaogui †
- Wei Changhui †
- Hong Rengan
- Shi Dakai
- Li Xiucheng
- Chen Yucheng
- Li Shixian †
- Qin Rigang
- Zhang Lexing † (Nian Rebels)
- Su Sanniang
- Qiu Ersao † (Red Turban rebels)
- Fu Shanxiang
- Hu Jiumei
- Yang Fuqing †
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