What are the deeds of Bangu s sister Ban Zhao in history? What are the implications?

Ban Zhao is a famous literary scholar in Chinese history.

Ban Zhao (c. 45 c. 117), also known as Ji, the word Huiban, Fufeng Anling (now northeast of Xianyang, Shaanxi) people. A female historian and writer of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the daughter of the historian Ban Biao and the sister of Ban Gu, she married Cao Shishu of the same county at the age of fourteen.

Ban Zhao is erudite and talented, his brother Ban Gu wrote the "Book of Han", died unfinished, Ban Zhao was ordered to enter the Dongguan Zang Book Pavilion, and continued to write the "Book of Han". Later, Emperor He of the Han Dynasty summoned Ban Zhao to the palace many times, and let the queen and nobles regard them as teachers, called "everyone". After Empress Dowager Deng came to the court, she participated in political affairs.

Ban Zhao's works have survived seven times, such as "Eastern Expedition Fu" and "Female Commandment", which have had a great influence on later generations.

The first is to continue to write the "Book of Han", Ban Zhao is erudite and talented, his brother Ban Gu wrote the "Book of Han", died unfinished, Ban Zhao was ordered to enter the Dongguan Zang Pavilion, continued to write the "Book of Han", and independently completed the seventh table "Hundred Officials and Ministers" and the sixth "Astronomical Chronicles".

Secondly, Ban Zhao was sick in his later years, and the women in the family were at the right age to get married, Ban Zhao was worried that they did not understand women's etiquette, which would make the future husband's family lose face and humiliate the clan.

Ban Zhao compiled the Book of Han and also wrote fu and wen. Ban Zhao was a scholar of erudition and knowledge, not only a historian, but also a writer and politician.

During the period of Emperor He, Ban Zhao inherited the mantle of his father and brother and was ordered to continue to write the Book of Han, and finally completed all the tasks of writing the Book of Han. It can be said that Ban Zhao contributed to the completion of the historical masterpiece "Book of Han". He is also the author of seven articles of "The Female Commandment", which is collected in three volumes.

She is one of the top ten talented women in ancient Chinese history.

During the period of Emperor Han He, she inherited the mantle of her father and brother and continued to write the "Book of Han", and finally completed all the writing tasks of the "Book of Han", she was also good at resignation, and wrote 16 articles such as Fu and Wen, and now only left seven articles of "Female Commandment" and "Eastern Expedition Fu".

She is very powerful in history, not only wrote several books, but also helped her brother march to war, and gave advice, and he has a large part of the credit for the territorial expansion of the Western Han Dynasty.

She is a writer of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the first female historian in China. She helped her brother Ban Gu revise the Book of Han, a historical masterpiece that continued the Records of the Historians, and was the first chronicle of the Chinese dynasty, leaving valuable historical materials for future generations.