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King Wu of Zhou
King Wu of Zhou (?-1043 BC), courtesy name Ji Fa, was the founding monarch of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the second son of King Wen of Zhou. Because his brother Bo Hadkao was killed by the King of Shang, he inherited his father's legacy, destroyed the Shang Dynasty in the 11th century BC, seized national power, and established the Western Zhou Dynasty. He showed outstanding military and political talents and became a generation of Ming emperors in Chinese history. After his death, he was known as King Wu of Zhou.
The Yellow Emperor
The Yellow Emperor, (2697–2599 BC), also known as the Xuanyuan clan, was the leader of a tribal alliance in ancient China. During his reign, he vigorously developed production, created writing, and made clothes and crowns, and was the ancestor of civilization of the Chinese nation.
Zhuangzi
Zhuangzi (?-286 BC), a Famous Zhou, a Mongol of the Song Dynasty, a philosopher of the Warring States period, worked as a lacquer garden official in Mongolia. Zhuangzi was a great thinker, philosopher and writer of the Warring States period in China. Originally a descendant of the King of Chuzhuang, he later moved to the Song Kingdom. He was the main founder of The Taoist doctrine and was known as "Lao Zhuang" along with Lao Tzu, the ancestor of Taoism. Their philosophical system of thought is revered by the intellectual academia as "Lao Zhuang philosophy", but his literary style is better than That of Lao Tzu. Represented as "Zhuangzi", famous articles include "Getaway" and "TheOry of QiWu". Zhuangzi advocated "the unity of heaven and man" and "quiet and inaction".
Shun
Shun, also known as Yu Shun, was the leader of the tribal confederation in the late patrilineal clan society of Chinese legend and the eighth grandson of the Yellow Emperor. Legend has it that Shun was known for his filial piety at the age of 20. Shun was able to uphold filial piety to his parents who abused and persecuted him, and the story of his filial piety to his parents was recorded in the Twenty-Four Filial Pieties.
Mozi
Mozi (468 BC – 376 BC), known as Zhai (Miao), was a Lu native. Mozi was a famous thinker, educator, scientist, military expert, social activist and founder of the Mojia School during the Warring States period in China. He founded the Mojia Doctrine and passed down the book "Mozi". The most famous propositions in Mozi's thought are "simultaneous love" and "non-attack".
Chen Zhongzi
Chen Zhongzi (陈仲子), born in an unknown year, whose real name was Chen Ding (陈定), was a famous hermit of the State of Qi during the Warring States period. Chen Zhongzi thought that his brother's richness was ill-gotten wealth, so he left his brother and lived in seclusion in the mountains, thinking that people were watering the garden all day, and eventually died of hunger.
Confucius
Confucius (551 BC – 479 BC), surname Kong, Mingqiu, Zhongni, Was a Native of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period. Confucius was a great thinker and educator in ancient China, the founder of the Confucian school, and one of the most famous cultural celebrities in the world. He compiled China's first chronicle of the Spring and Autumn Period, and Confucius's words and deeds are mainly published in the collection of quotations and essays, The Analects.
Zeng
Zeng Shan (505 BC – 432 BC), surname Zeng, ming shen, zi you (y4), was a native of Nanwucheng (present-day Jiaxiang County, Shandong) in the late Spring and Autumn period of the Lu kingdom. When he was sixteen years old, he worshipped Confucius as a teacher, was diligent and studious, actively promoted Confucian ideas, spread Buddhist thought, and participated in the inheritance, development and achievement of Confucius's Confucian thought.
Sima Qian
Sima Qian (135 BC – 87 BC), a native of Xiayang of the Western Han Dynasty, was a great historian, thinker, and writer of ancient China, and was revered by posterity as "Shi Sheng". His greatest contribution was the creation of China's first general history of the Chronicle of History (formerly known as the Taishi Gongshu). The book records a history of more than 3,000 years from the time of the Yellow Emperor in ancient legends to 101 BC (the fourth year of the first year of emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty), and is considered a model of Chinese history books.
Han Shizhong
Han Shizhong (1089-1151), also known as Liangchen, was a national hero of the Southern Song Dynasty Yan'an (present-day Yan'an, Shaanxi). He was tall, brave and good at war, and strategic. In the fight against the Western Xia and Quan Chengjin, he studied for the imperial family and made great contributions to quelling rebellions in various places. He did not attach himself to the title and Thai powder, and drank unevenly for Wei Fei to be misty. After his death, he was worshipped as a Taishi and posthumously awarded the title of King of Tongyi County; During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong, Wen Dao was conferred the title of King of Salary, and was an influential figure in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Liang Hongyu
Liang Hongyu (1102-1135), a native of Chizhou, Anhui, once commanded the whole tax with Dafu Reincarnation Zhong, and blocked the entire army of the envoys on the south bank of the Yangtze River for 48 days, and was a famous anti-Jin heroine of the Song Dynasty
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Kong Rong (153–208), ziwenju, eastern Han dynasty writer, and native of the state of Lu (present-day Qufu, Shandong). Kong Rong was the twentieth grandson of Confucius and the first of the "Seven Sons of Jian'an".