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The Generals of the Yang Family
By Pei YinTV & Film
The Generals of the Yang Family episodes
- Chapter 24 A Rogue Mengliang Has Not Only Retrieved Yangye' Remains But Also Stolen a Treasure horse from the LiaoMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels33 min
- Chapter 23 Mengliang Sneaks out the Song Camp Deep into the Enemy Territory to Retrieve Yang Ye's RemainsMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels36 min
- Chapter 22 For the Sake of the State Liulang Chooses the Job to Build and Carry out Defence at a Critical Border TownMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels36 min
- Chapter 21 Emperor Taizong Passed Away and His Son, the 7th Prince, Became Emperor ZhenzongMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels31 min
- Chapter 20 Pan Renmei Was Punished as a Imperial RelativeMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels30 min
- Chapter 19 In a Desperate Move to Revenge His Family Yanzhao Unknowingly Helped a Liao SpyMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels29 min
- Chapter 18 Pan Renmei Conspiring with Enemy Kills Yang YeMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels38 min
- Chapter 17 Yang Ye's 4th and 5th Sons Survived, One Became Liao's Imperial Son-in-Law, the Other a Wutai MonkMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels25 min
- Chapter 16 The Yang Family Lost Four Sons to Save the EmperorMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels26 min
- Chapter 15 The Emperor's Overreach Led to DefeatMasterpiece Podcasts:Collection of Chinese Classic Novels28 min
About The Generals of the Yang Family
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This Chinese Classic Novel by Xiong Damu is a legendary saga based on the 10th-century Northern Song Dynasty, focusing on a family of loyal warriors—including Yang Ye, his seven sons, and female…
generals—who sacrifice their lives to defend China against the Liao dynasty. Known for supreme loyalty, they fight against foreign invaders and internal court corruption, spanning generations of sacrifice, particularly highlighted by the widows who later take up arms. **AI Contribution: Courtesy of Google NotebookLM**Contents generated from the original Chinese text