The great river goes east, and the waves exhaust the characters of the ancient winds. The long river of history rushed forward, and many heroes swept away. The Fenyin (Wanrong) Xue clan once had a great time and was absolutely magnificent. The Hejin Xue clan, the Hancheng Xue clan, and the Xindi Xue clan are all branches of the Fenyin Xue clan. Xue Andu of the Xue clan in Fenyin was brave and good at war, Xue Ju and Xue Rengao successively claimed the title of emperor, Xue Jie and Xue Ji were famous all over the world, Xue Yuanchao and Xue Yi were the prime ministers, Xue Rengui and Xue Nayong were crowned three armies, and Xue Xuan enforced the law like a mountain. The following is a brief introduction to their performance, which I hope readers like.
Xue Andu
Xue Andu (4|0-469), also spelled Xiuda. A native of Fenyin (Wanrong), Hedong, he was a famous general of Liu Song and Northern Wei during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In his early years, he was born in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and was appointed as a military meritorious officer to the capital of Yong and Qin. Later, he rebelled with his contemporaries Xue Yongzong, and after his defeat, defected to Liu Song and was appointed as the general of Yangwu and the Taishou of Northern Hongnong. During the Yuanjia Northern Expedition, Xue Andu was a general of Jianwu, and once fought against the Wei army, he fought hard, took the lead, and led the army from early on to the west of the sun, blood splashed, spears were broken, and finally defeated the Wei army, beheaded the Wei general Zhang Shilianti, and conquered Shaanxi City. Later, he quelled the rebellion of Liu Shao, Lu Shuang, Liu Yixuan, and others, and made a contribution to Liu Song's khan horse, and was reappointed as the prince Zuo Wei and was given the title of Marquis of Wuchang County. During the reign of the former deposed emperor Liu Ziye, Xue Andu served as the general of Pingbei and the history of Xuzhou. Soon, the Song Ming Emperor Liu Yu killed Liu Ziye and established himself as emperor, and Xue Andu was made a general of Anbei, but he refused to accept it and supported Liu Zixun, the king of Jin'an, as emperor. Liu Zixun's army was defeated, and Xue Andu asked Emperor Ming of Song to surrender, but he did not allow it, so he sent envoys to surrender to Northern Wei. Emperor Xianwen of northern Wei, Tuoba Hong, seeing the rare opportunity, accepted his surrender and made Xue Andu the Grand General of Zhennan, the Duke of Xuzhou, and the Duke of Hedong. In the third year (469) of the Northern Wei Emperor Xing, Xue Andu died of illness at the age of sixty. Posthumously awarded the title of King of Hedong, with the courtesy name Kang.
Xue Ju
Xue Ju (?1618) was a native of Fenyin (Wanrong), Hedong. His father Xue Wangshi moved to Jincheng, Lanzhou (present-day Lanzhou, Gansu), and was one of the Sui Wei heroes. Xue Ju has a burly appearance, is fierce and good at shooting, and is brave and good at fighting. He was first appointed as Captain Jincheng. In April 617, Xue raised an army against the Sui, imprisoned county officials, opened warehouses to relieve the poor, and called himself the "Overlord of Western Qin" and the jiannian name "Qin Xing". Then they recruited bandits, plundered officers and horses, and the soldiers were very sharp, and the cities and pools were captured everywhere they went. In July of the thirteenth year of Daye (617), Xue Ju was proclaimed emperor in Lanzhou and made Xue Rengao crown prince. Later moved to the capital of Qinzhou. In the first year of Wu De (618), Xue Ju engaged the Tang army, defeated the Qin king Li Shimin's army in the shallow water plains, captured the Tang generals Murong Luoyan and Liu Hongji, and wanted to unite with the Turks, join forces to force the Beijing division, and was trying to take Chang'an directly, but unexpectedly died of a sudden illness, and his son Xue Rengao succeeded to the throne, and Xue Ju became Emperor Wu.
Xue Rengao
Xue Rengao (?1618). Originally from Fenyin (Wanrong), Hedong, he later moved to Jincheng, Lanzhou (present-day Lanzhou, Gansu), the eldest son of Xue Ju, a warlord who occupied Longxi in the early Tang Dynasty. Xue Rengao was unusually brave, skilled in bow and horse, and incomparably powerful, known as "ten thousand enemies". In April of the thirteenth year of Daye (617), Xue Rengao and his father Xue raised an army and occupied the land of Longxi. In July, Xue Ju was proclaimed emperor and Li Rengao was made crown prince. In August of the first year of Wu De (618), Xue Ju died and Xue Rengao succeeded to the throne. In September 618, Xue Rengao led an army to capture the Tang general Liu Gan at Jingzhou. Although Xue Rengao had more than enough courage, his strategy was far from his father's. In November of that year, Li Shimin led a large army to besiege the city of Jingchuan, and Xue Rengao had no choice but to surrender. On November 22, Li Shimin escorted Xue Rengao to Chang'an and beheaded him.
Xue Harvest
Xue Shuo (591-624) was a native of Fenyin (Wanrong), Puzhou, and the son of Xue Daoheng, a sui internal historian. In the twelfth year of Nengwen, together with his brother Xue Deyin and nephew Xue Yuanjing, he was the eighteenth scholar of the Qin Dynasty, and Li Shimin, the King of Qin, called the three "Three Phoenixes of Hedong". Xue Shuo was hanged by the Sui Emperor because of his father, so he did not serve Sui. Later, he was recommended by Fang Xuanling to enter the Qin Dynasty palace and was awarded the master book. Wu De (621), accompanied by Li Shimin, the King of Qin, in his crusade against Wang Shichong, defied public opinion and suggested that a division of troops be divided to besiege Luoyang and send another army to block Dou Jiande. In the end, Wang Shichong and Dou Jiande were captured at the same time. After returning to Chang'an, Li Shimin worshiped Xue and joined the army as the Tiance Fu Ji Office. Soon, Xue Hui followed Li Shimin and attacked Liu Heimin again, and won a great victory, sealing Fenyin County with merit. Usually, Xue Shu's work was very conscientious, Li Shimin once often traveled, Xue Received a letter to stop, Li Shimin was deeply moved, and regarded Xue Shu as a confidant. In the seventh year of Wu De (624), Xue Shuo died suddenly of illness at the age of 33. After Li Shimin ascended the throne, he said to Fang Xuanling: "If Xue Is here, he should be punished with the Zhongshu Order." In the seventh year of Zhenguan (633), Emperor Taizong posthumously awarded Xue the title of Dingzhou Assassin. After Emperor Gaozong of Tang ascended the throne, he posthumously gave Tai Changqing the honor of burying Zhaoling.
Xue Yuanchao
Xue Yuanchao (623-685), mingzhen. Fenyin Wanrong) people. He was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, the grandson of Xue Daoheng, the shilang of the Sui Dynasty, and the son of Xue Hui, a scholar of the Tang Literature Museum. Xue Yuanchao lost his father at the age of two, and attacked the man of Fenyin County at the age of nine, and was good at writing. When he became an adult, he entered the army as a prince and served as a prince. Emperor Gaozong of Tang ascended the throne at the age of 26. He wrote to the imperial court many times, pointing out the gains and losses of Chen Shizheng, and was reappointed as a Zhongshu Sheren, a scholar of Hongwenguan and a scholar of national history. In the first year of Yifeng (676), Xue Yuanchao was promoted to Zhongshu Shilang (中書侍郎), and Tong zhongshu Menxia Sanpin became the prime minister. Emperor Gaozong of Tang trusted him so much that he was often summoned to the palace and asked him to participate in private banquets with the kings. In the second year of Yonglong (681), he was promoted to zhongshu ling and concurrently served as the crown prince Zuo Shuzi. In the first year of Yongchun (682), Emperor Gaozong of Tang went to the eastern capital Luoyang, ordered Xue Yuanchao to concurrently serve as Hubu Shangshu, stayed in Chang'an, assisted the crown prince in overseeing the state, and gave him full authority to handle the affairs of Guanzhong. At that time, Emperor Gaozong of Tang planned to go to Mount Song in Zhongyue to hold a ceremony for sealing Zen, and specially ordered Xue Yuanchao to draft a sealed Zen inscription. In the first year of Hongdao (683), Xue Yuanchao suffered from wind disease and could not speak. In the same year, Tang Gaozong died, and he took the illness to the funeral. In the first year of Guangzhai (684), Xue Yuanchao died of illness at the age of 62, and the imperial court posthumously awarded him the title of Guanglu Doctor and Qinzhou Laishi. Wen Yi was buried with the qianling.
Xue Rengui
Xue Rengui (614-683) was a courtesy name. A native of Longmen ,present-day Hejin Xiucun), Hedong Prefecture, he was a famous general of the early Tang Dynasty and the sixth grandson of Xue Andu, Duke of Hedong of Northern Wei. Xue Rengui surrendered his army from the end of Emperor Taizong of Tang (627-649) and defeated Goguryeo at Anshi City. In the first year of Xianqing (658), he again defeated the Goguryeo army at Guiduan Castle. In December of that year, he defeated the Khitan in Montenegro and captured the Khitan king Abgu. In the first year of Long Shuo (661), he defeated the nine surnames of Tiele. In the first year of Qianfeng (660), he also participated in the destruction of Goguryeo. In the first year of Yongchun (683), he defeated the Turks at the Battle of Yunzhou. He fought for decades, defeated the nine surnames of Tiele, surrendered to Goguryeo, defeated the Turks, defeated the Khitan and made outstanding achievements. Left behind allusions such as "Three Arrows Fixing the Heavenly Mountain", "Divine Courage to Harvest Liaodong", "Renzheng Goguryeo", "Loving the People xiangzhou City", "taking off the hat and retreating from all enemies". Xue Rengui was awarded the title of Grand General of the Right Wei Wei and Inspector and Inspector of Andong Duhu, and was given the title of Duke of Pingyang County. In the second year of Yongchun (683), Xue Rengui died of illness at the age of seventy. Emperor Gaozong of Tang presented Zuo Xiaowei as the Grand General and Governor of Youzhou. Folk legend has it that "Xue Rengui Zhengdong" and "Xue Jiajian" say that he is a white tiger star under the mortal, the strength is incomparable, fighting the tiger with one hand, the arrow through the flying goose, the bravery is extraordinary, invincible, invincible. Although it is an exaggeration, it shows people's affirmation of his merits and their love for this white-robed warrior
Schöna
Xue Na (649-720), a native of Wanquan, Dai prefecture (present-day Xindi, Shanxi), was a famous general of the Tang Dynasty and the eldest son of Xue Rengui, a great general of the Tang Dynasty, and the prototype of Xue Dingshan in the play. Xue Na is not good at smiling, but calm and courageous. Since the city gate lang entered the shi, he later served as the lantian county order. In the first year of the Holy Calendar, the Turks invaded Hebei, and Wu Zetian made Xue Na the general of the Gate Tiger, and promoted him to the general of Zuo Wu Wei Wei and the Jingluo of Andong Province. Soon, Bai Qi was made the governor of Youzhou and the protector of Andong. He has been guarding the territory for many years, and qiu has not committed any crimes, and he has made meritorious achievements. During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Tubo launched a major attack on Weiyuan, and Xue Na confronted the Tubo army at Wujieyi (武階驿, in modern Lintao, Gansu). Xue Na was resourceful and selected brave men to attack Tubo at night, attacking Wang Wei back and forth, and twice defeating the Tubo army at Chang castle (in present-day Lintao, Gansu). The Tubo army suffered countless casualties, corpses were strewn all over the field, the water was not flowing, and countless cattle, sheep and equipment were captured. In the third year of the New Century (715), the Turks repelled the Attack, and most of the Turks surrendered. The imperial court appointed Xue Naliangzhou to be the chief commander of the Town Army, commanding the Chishui armies to prevent the Turks from committing another crime. In the fourth year of the new century, the five ministries such as Hui Qi and Shu Gu all came to surrender, and the northern tang border temporarily resolved the crisis. Soon, Xue Na used the old age as an excuse to return to his hometown. In the eighth year of the new century (720), Xue Na died at the age of 72, and the imperial court posthumously awarded Tai Changqing the title of "Zhaoding". The descendants of Xue Na also served as the pillars of the country. Zi Xue Hui, General Zuo Jinwu, Xue Zhi, Suizhou Thorn Shi, Xue Chang, Zuo Yulin General. Sun Xueyi, Xiangzhou Lashi, Xue Zhen, Shezhou Laishi, Xue Jian, Xingzhou Thorn History, Xue Gan, Luozhou Laishi.
Xue Ji
Xue Ji's works
Xue Ji (649-713) was a Tang Dynasty minister, calligrapher and painter, and nephew of Zhongshu Ling Xue Yuanchao. Xue Ji was born into a family of eunuchs, and he himself was also a prominent career. Wu Zetian Dynasty raised soldiers to move libu langzhong and Zhongshu Sheren. Emperor Zhongzong of Tang was then a counselor and a scholar of The Shōbunkan. In the first year of Jingyun (710), Emperor Ruizong of Tang ascended the throne and was promoted to Taichang Shaoqing. Later, he moved zhongshu shilang, transferred to the ministry of work, and shangshu of the ministry of ceremonies, and restored the merits of Yi Zan, and was given the title of Duke of Jin, and was given the title of Prince Shaobao. Li Dan often summoned Xue Ji to the palace counselor for political affairs, and when he met for a while, the group of ministers could not be compared. Unfortunately, after Tang Xuanzong ascended the throne, he was killed because Princess Taiping conspired with Dou Huaizhen and others to plot a coup d'état. Xue Ji did not report it because of his knowledge, and was also sent to prison to die, at the age of 65. Xue Ji is good at writing and elegant, and his words are very beautiful. In addition to political affairs, he specializes in calligraphy and painting. The calligraphy is integrated into the Kai, beautiful but not losing momentum, strong and thin and beautiful and round and straight, together with Yu Shinan, Ouyang Qian, Chu Suiliang is known as the "Four Masters of the Early Tang Dynasty". He possessed a high talent for writing, "academic articles, and famous and popular". Quan Tang Poems contains 14 of his works. Painting is a great achievement and far-reaching influence. Characters, black beasts, landscapes and rivers are all known, especially the painting of cranes is the most famous, known as "Crane Master Xue Ji", and his "Ruihe Tu" is listed as a divine product. His family is very good. Great-grandfather Xue Daoheng, Sui Nei Shi Shilang. Grandfather Xue Shuo, Tang Jifu joined the army, Fengfenyin County male. Uncle Xue Yuanchao, Tang Zhongshu Ling Jia Jin Zi Guanglu Doctor. His maternal grandfather, Wei Zheng, was a famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty.
Xue Yiji
Xue Yiji (850-912), courtesy name Xi, was a native of Wenxi,Hedong (present-day Wenxi, Yuncheng). During the Tang Qianfu period, Xue Yizhi was a scholar of the Hanlin Academy after entering the army, and he was transferred to Si Xun Langzhong. During the Tang Qianning period, Tang Zhaozong rode to Shimen, but Xue Yiji failed to take over in time and was deposed. Soon after, he was appointed as a Zhongshu Sheren (中書舍人), and successively held official positions such as Hubu (戶部) and Bingbu Shilang (兵部侍郎). At the beginning of Tang Tianyou, the imperial court appointed him as an official attendant, but he was reluctant to take up the post. Because Zhu Wen greatly admired his talent, Yu Chaoshang tried his best to sponsor him, so he was worshipped as the official Shangshu, and soon promoted to the rank of Imperial Master. At this time, Zhu Wen was powerful and power was tilted toward the opposition, with the intention of replacing Tang Zhaozong. Xue Yizhi went to Daliang (大梁, in present-day Kaifeng, Henan) as a royal master to pass on the meaning of Emperor Zhaozong's Zen Dynasty. Xue Yiju praised Zhu Wen and then asked for a gift from the north. Although Zhu Wen repeatedly humbled himself, he became more and more serious about Xue Yi and treated him very generously. Soon, Zhu Wen proclaimed Tang emperor, established Hou Liang, and opened five generations. Xue Yizhi was given the title of Zhongshu Shilang (中書侍郎), Pingzhangshi (平章事), and judgement of the Household Department. Xue Yiju served as chancellor from the first year of Kaiping (907) to the second year of Qianhua (913), served as chancellor for 6 years, and died of illness in April of the same year (913), and Zhu Wen, the grandfather of Liang, solemnly mourned and ordered the cessation of the three-day dynasty. Xue Yizhi has been a literary scholar all his life, talented, and quite good at power and scheming, and is good at viewing the general trend of the world. At this critical moment in history when Tang annihilated Liang Xing, he made a wiser choice. He urged Zhu Wen to claim the title of emperor and follow him around, becoming the founding father of Later Liang. He conformed to the trend of history and deserves recognition.
Xue Xuan
Xue Xuan (1389-1464), courtesy name Dewen, was a native of Hedong (present-day Wangxiang Village, Wanrong Liwangxiang). Famous thinker, theoretician and writer of the Ming Dynasty. The founder of the Hedong School, known as "Xue Hedong". Xue Xuan came from a family of educators, born intelligent, at the age of six or seven can memorize the "four books", at the age of twelve can write poetry. In 1419, he took the township examination of Henan Province, and the first place in the examination was Xie Yuan. The following year, he went to Beijing to participate in the national examination, and was given the title of Jinshi and the first, and began to engage in politics from then on. From the third year of Xuande (1428) to the first year of Tiande (1457), Xue Xuan successively served as an official for twenty-four years, most of whom were in charge of the dharma, such as supervising the imperial history, the shaoqing of Dali Temple, and the secretary of Dali Temple. During this period, he was strict and disciplined, diligent and honest in government, upright and upright, and enforced the law like a mountain. Defying the threat of Wang Zhen (Emperor Mingyingzong's courtiers), he still enforced the law impartially. A Qing official known as "Bright and Handsome". In the first year of Tianshun (1457), xue xuan, who was 67 years old, was highly valued by the imperial court and was appointed as the left attendant of the rebbe and a scholar of the Hanlin Academy, and entered the cabinet to participate in politics. At first, he was full of ambition and wanted to serve the imperial court, but seeing that Emperor Yingzong was mediocre and incompetent, helpless against the chaotic government of the courtiers, ignoring the correct opinions, and killing the loyal subjects Yu Qian, and the playthings were lost, he left the capital on the grounds of illness and stepped on the way home. On June 15, the eighth year of Tianshun (1464), he suddenly felt unwell, so he made a compilation of the manuscript, and then wrote: Tu kang sheep mattress paper screen, sleeping east window sun shadow red. Seventy-six years have not done anything, and this mind is only enlightened. After the word "Tong" was written at the end of the book, he died at the age of 76. After his death, the imperial court gave him the title of Zishan Dafu and Rebbe Shangshu," with the courtesy name: Wenqing". Xue Xuan is a literate writer and poet. There are more than 260 literary works and 1570 poems, which are great achievements. He admired Cheng Zhu Lixue, and on this basis, he improved and developed, abandoned the old and the new, and put forward many views with materialist ideas, which were included in the "Reading Record". He founded the Hedong School, with disciples in Shanxi, Henan, Shaanxi, Hubei and other places. Gao Panlong, leader of the Donglin Party in the Ming Dynasty, said: There are two lines of learning in the Ming Dynasty, one is the study of Yang Ming in the south, and the other is the study of Xue Xuan and Zhu in the north, which shows the great influence. Since the ancient Fen Yin Duo Junjie. The above ten people are all world wizards. Their deeds will be passed on forever, and their merits will be passed down through the ages. Top 10 Xue celebrities, top 10 national pillars. Ten xue talents, ten ancient songs. Ten people are famous in history, and ten people are flowing for thousands of generations!
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