The strengthening policy of coastal defense in the Ming Dynasty gave birth to the famous "health center system". In the first month of the thirty-first year of Hongwu (1398) in the early Ming Dynasty, according to zhu Yuanzhang's orders, Xu Huizu, the Duke of Wei, inspected the coast of Jiaodong, and one of the main tasks was to choose a dangerous terrain to set up guard posts and deploy coastal fortifications. In May of the same year, da song wei was established, and weihaiwei was also established.
Da Song Wei now belongs to The Fengcheng Subdistrict of Haiyang, Yantai, in the early years of the Qing Dynasty, there was a famous scholar Li Zanyuan, a famous minister of the Shunkang Dynasty, an official to dali Temple Zhengqing, left deputy capital Yushi, Bingbu Right Shilang and other positions, Kangxi died in Beijing in the seventeenth year (1678), and his life's merits were praised by the Kangxi Emperor.
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Li Zanyuan (1623-1678), formerly known as Li Li (李立), was a courtesy name of Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty, and li was originally from Anxi County, Quanzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province, and was naturalized by Li Mingji's military merits in Dengzhou. The ancestor of the Great Song Wei family Dao Yin fu, by the time of his father Li Xueshu, the gate court fell, and by the time Li Li was born in the late Ming Dynasty, he was already a poor family.
Li Li was born poor, Zanyuan lost his father at a young age, and his widowed mother was born in Xiangmendi, while running household chores, while educating and reading as a person, and later Li Zanyuan had the honor of being taught by Zhao Jingxing in Pingyang Province, Shanxi Province, where Zhi Shi returned home. Zhao Jingxing was a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, knowledgeable and virtuous, and Li Li gained a good opportunity to study hard and benefited a lot.
It is said that when Li Li was young, his mother inspected the old objects in the cabinet and found a stack of IOU owed to Li's ancestors by outsiders, which was enough to be worth thousands of dollars. The mother took the debt to Li Li, and when Li Li saw that the people involved in the debt were all poor households in the township, he told his mother that "the borrower is unable to repay the debt, it is better to burn the coupons".
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In the twelfth year of Li Lishunzhi (1655), he was admitted to the Jinshi, when he was Chinese New Year's Eve two years old, and the following year the imperial court awarded the imperial history of Shandong Province. Because of his open-mindedness and righteousness, he was deeply loved by the Shunzhi Emperor and gave him the name "Zanyuan" (赞元), which was called "True Imperial History".
In the fourteenth year of Shunzhi (1657), when famine broke out in Sanchu (in present-day Changsha, Jiangling, and Wuling), Li Zanyuan was ordered to inspect the two lakes, and he mobilized local rich households to donate funds to help the victims of the disaster, and raised money to build embankments and dams, and resolutely punished the local tyrants according to law. History records that there were evil tyrants and bullies in the local area, and the local government did not dare to punish them. When Li Zanyuan heard about it, he only took a county lieutenant to visit his home at dusk, "knocking on his door at dusk, seeing, that is, enforcing to prison", and his style was as capable as this.
It is also reported that when the local government inspected Hubei Province, there were monks from Hongmen Temple who gathered to do evil and endanger the villagers, and the local government tolerated and raised adultery, allowing them to do wrongdoing. Li Yuanzan was alone in disguise to spy on the virtual reality, and then personally led his troops to sweep away the monks, and the local sensation was caused.
In the sixteenth year of Shunzhi (1659), Li Zanyuan was once again ordered to go out on a tour of the two Huaiyan governments, and to criticize the local evil deeds such as false reporting of salt lessons, extortion of salt merchants, and inflating salt prices, as well as bad deeds such as collusion between officials and businessmen, enrichment of private pockets, and damage to public wealth and private interests, one by one, and proposed to the Shunzhi Emperor to eliminate the drawbacks and reform the salt administration. After the Shunzhi Emperor read it, he was very pleased, and all the Zhu approvals he personally wrote were allowed to go along with it.
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In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi (1661), Li Zanyuan returned to Beijing and was promoted to the left vice capital Yushi.
In the old system of the imperial court, there were originally thirteen suggestion cards in the Metropolitan Inspection Court, and according to the law, "in addition to the daily chen performance, the cards must be wholeheartedly advised" is an important way for the imperial court to absorb public opinion. Later, because this system was easy to offend the powerful ministers of the DPRK, the Metropolitan Procuratorate was afraid of offending and causing disaster, so it abolished this system.
After Li Zanyuan served as the left deputy capital of Yushi, he vigorously advocated the restoration of the "suggestion card" system, not only actively neglecting himself, but also encouraging his colleagues to make suggestions and suggestions, and jointly provide suggestions for the imperial court to promote the advantages and eliminate the disadvantages. During Li Zanyuan's tenure, the sparse texts submitted by the Metropolitan Inspection Yuan were solid and material, and they were feasible, and many of them were adopted and implemented by the Shunzhi Emperor.
The "Draft History of the Qing Dynasty" records an appraisal by Tao Yuanchun, a native of Changshu and Jinshi in Jiangsu Province, saying that Li Zanyuan's essay "focuses on the treachery and elimination of malpractice, and zhengang and discipline", which involves many aspects of the important affairs of the military and the state and the people's livelihood officials, and in the early Qing Dynasty, when "the world was determined", "to supplement" the government and government, which played a very practical role.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > leave strict family training, and the descendants do not dare to violate it</h1>
In the thirteenth year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (1674), Li Zanyuan was promoted to the post of Right Attendant of the Military Department, at the age of fifty-one. After his death in Beijing four years later, Li Zanyuan had a prominent political reputation in his life, and there was no stain on bad deeds, and the Qing court commemorated his exploits and was included in the "Biography of Famous Ministers" in the Qing National History Museum. According to legend, he was buried in the sun of Guanshan in the northeast of Facheng Village, Facheng Town, his hometown.
Li Zanyuan held important positions and was prominent in the court, but he was very strict in his family and cautious in his door style. He once left behind the "Four Poems" family training, that is, "Do not interpret the poetry book with your hands, do not wear Chinese clothes, do not think about evil things in your heart, and do not bully the shadows", there is this goddaught son motto, and future generations have no habits.
Li Zanyuan had thirteen sons under his knees, of whom Li Benhan was the Shu Jishi of the Hanlin Yuan, Li Bencheng was a candidate for the prefecture, and Li Benyi was in Pingyizhi County, Yunnan, among the grandchildren. Li Guo was the prefect of Datong, Shanxi, and Li Qiao was the commander-in-chief of Xiangyang in Huguang, the governor of Zuo, and the general of Huqi. The local area is known as the "Thirty-Eight Soldiers" of the Li family.
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The famous mantis fist in the Chinese martial arts arena is said to be its founder, also from the Li family of the Great Song Wei, and is Li Bingxiao, the grandson of Li Zanyuan, known as "ErluYe" by the Jianghu people.
The earliest record of mantis fist in writing began with Li Bingxiao. According to legend, Li Bingxiao once followed his father on a tour of Nanzhong, and when he happened to encounter a bandit who was critically ill in prison, Bingxiao was proficient in medical science and saved him. Later, the bandits taught the martial arts they had learned in their lives. Bingxiao abandoned the practice of literature and martial arts, and practiced hard to become a generation of mantis fist masters. Because of its good at making double hooks, it is called Li Er Hook or Er Hook Ye.
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