1. Yi Yin, an outstanding minister in the early Shang Dynasty, his real name is Yi (also known as Zhi), Yin is his official name, and he was born in present-day Shen County.
In order to get close to Shang Tang, Yi Yin skillfully became the courtier of the daughter of the Xin family, and was appreciated by Tang for his intelligence, and was appointed as a "small minister". Subsequently, he was reused by Cheng Tang and assumed the position of Ah Heng and was in charge of national affairs. Yi Yin played a key role in assisting Tang in the process of destroying Xia, and he served the Shang Dynasty for more than 60 years to govern the country and stabilize the people's livelihood. Although Yi Yin's entire ideological system was idealism in the service of theocracy, he paid special attention to personal moral cultivation, advocating "seeking one virtue" to pray for God's blessing, and hoping that the people would pursue this moral realm together, which was of positive significance at the time.
2. Jiang Ziya, also known as Jiang Taigong, Jiang's surname is Lu, fame, the word Ziya, the number Feixiong, also known as Lu Shang or Jiang Shang.
He lived in the last years of the Shang Dynasty, and his ancestor Siyue Boyi was enshrined in Lu for assisting Dayu in controlling the water, and since then he has been named Lu. Jiang Ziya was not only the founder of the Qi State, but also the chief strategist and supreme military commander of King Wen of Zhou and King Wu Keyin, as well as the founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty. He made outstanding contributions to the establishment of Qi culture, and was also an outstanding strategist, military strategist and statesman with far-reaching influence in ancient China. The classics of the past dynasties have highly recognized his historical status, and Confucianism, Taoism, Law, Bing, Zongheng and other schools all regard him as an important figure in their own family and respect him as the "master of a hundred schools".
3. Guan Zhong, born about 723 BC and died in 645 BC, Han nationality, name Yiwu, also known as Jing Zhong, Zi Zhong, a famous politician and military strategist in the Spring and Autumn Period, from Yingshang.
After several twists and turns, he was strongly recommended by Uncle Bao to serve as the secretary of Qi and was known as the "first minister of the Spring and Autumn Period". Guan Zhong assisted Qi Huan Gong to become the overlord of the Spring and Autumn Period, and Confucius once highly praised him: "Micro Guan Zhong, I was sent to the left." It means that if there is no Guanzhong, people may fall under the rule of barbarians.
Fourth, Wu Zixu, a doctor of Wu in the late Spring and Autumn Period, a military strategist and strategist, a celebrity, and the word Zixu.
He was originally a native of Chu State, and was later sealed in Shendi, so he was also known as Shen Xu. Wu Zixu's father is Wu Hao, and his elder brother is Wu Shang. Wu Zixu is not only known for his military talents, but also the founder of Gusu City. His grandfather, Wu Ju, was distinguished by his upright character during the reign of King Zhuang of Chu, so the Wu family enjoyed a great reputation in the Chu State.
5. Fan Li, born in 536 B.C. and died in 448 B.C., was an outstanding politician, military strategist and economist in the late Spring and Autumn Period.
He was born in Wandi, Chu State, and although he had brilliant political achievements, he failed to go down in history with historical celebrities because of his experience of abandoning official officials and engaging in business. Fan Li has assisted King Goujian of Yue for more than 20 years and successfully helped him destroy Wu. Knowing that it would be difficult to live long under his fame, he chose to sail by boat, away from the political center. Later, he settled in Taodi, engaged in commercial activities, accumulated huge wealth, and was respectfully called "Tao Zhu Gong". Fan Li is not only good at governing the country and using soldiers, but also can protect his family, is a rare wise man in the pre-Qin period, and the history books evaluate him as "chasing with the times and not being responsible for others".
6. Li Si, born in 280 BC and died in 208 BC, was an outstanding statesman of the Qin Dynasty.
He was originally a native of Shangcai in the Chu State at the end of the Warring States Period, and later became a key figure in Qin Shi Huang's cause of unifying the Six Kingdoms with his outstanding talent and foresight. He persuaded the Qin king to destroy the princes and become emperors, and played an important role in this process. After the unification of Qin, he assisted in the development of a series of important ceremonial systems and served as prime minister. With his political talent and foresight, Li Si conformed to the trend of historical development and made great contributions to the prosperity and unification of the Qin Dynasty.
7. Zhang Liang, one of the three masters of the early Han Dynasty, was born in the southeast of Bozhou City, Anhui Province.
During the peasant uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty, he led his troops to defect to Liu Bang, and soon became an important adviser to Liu Bang. He lobbied Xiang Liang to establish the Han nobles as the king of Han and serve as Han Situ. Later, Han Wangcheng was killed by Xiang Yu, and he returned to Liu Bang's command. In the Chu-Han War, he proposed a series of important strategies, such as not establishing the descendants of the Six Kingdoms, uniting Yingbu and Peng Yue, and reusing Han Xin, which provided key support for Liu Bang's eventual victory. After the establishment of the Han Dynasty, he was named Liuhou, and his wisdom and strategy left a deep mark on history.
8. Zhuge Liang, born in 181 and died in 234, the word Kongming, the name Wolong, the people of Lang Xiyang, Han nationality, was an outstanding politician and military strategist of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, served as the prime minister, and was nicknamed the Marquis of Zhongwu.
He was known as the "Wolong", and his outstanding talents and resourcefulness were praised by later generations. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China, praised him: "Zhuge Liang is very capable, so he can establish a very good government in Xishu, and he can go out of Qishan to the Northern Expedition, and Wu Wei is on the same footing." Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty also praised him: "Zhuge Liangyun: Do your best, and then die." is a minister, only Zhuge Liang can be so eary. ”
9. Xu Maogong, known as Mao, he held a number of important positions in history, including the military division of the Great Demon Kingdom of Wagangzhai, the military division of the Eighteen Nations Alliance, the military division of the Western Wei State, and later the military division of the Tang Dynasty.
He was active in the political and military arena primarily as a military advisor, a little different from a purely civilian administrative officer. Xu Maogong was prescient, he saw the superiority of the geographical location of Wagang Mountain and the trend of people's aspirations, so he decided to assist Wagangzhai and cooperated with the little overlord Zhai Rang to jointly establish the Great Demon Kingdom of the Demon King of the Mixed World.
10. Liu Bowen, born in 1311 and died in 1375, his real name is Liu Ji, and his name is Bowen.
He has in-depth research and unique insights in the fields of astronomy, geography, the art of war, and mathematics. In 1360, Ming Taizu twice invited Liu Bowen, who lived in seclusion in Qingtian, to go out of the mountain to assist, and he decided to accept the invitation after careful consideration, hoping to realize his grand ambition of governing the country and leveling the world by helping the Zhu family fight the country. Liu Bowen was not only an outstanding master of strategy, but also a learned scholar and literati, whose writings were rich and varied, leaving a valuable cultural heritage for future generations.