Historical Figures (1) ~ Tao Kan

Historical figure - Tao Kan

Why does Tao Kan also allow people? It is estimated that most people can't answer, but when it comes to Tao Yuanming, who "picks chrysanthemums under the eastern fence and leisurely sees the South Mountain", everyone is familiar with it. Ranye, Tao Kan, was the ancestor of Tao Yuanming, a native of present-day Duchang County, Jiangxi Province, and a famous general during the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Tao Kan was born in poverty, initially served as a county official, and then gradually promoted, the official BaiDu oversaw the military forces of the eight states, and was enfeoffed as the Duke of Changsha County.

Anecdotes about Tao Kan's life, a little bit about them, so that the officials can understand him

Tao Kan moves bricks

When Tao Kan was in Guangzhou, he always transported a hundred bricks to the outside of the study in the morning and moved them back to the study in the evening. For others' sake, he said: "I am working hard to recover the lost land in the Central Plains, too leisurely and comfortable, lest it be difficult to take on a big responsibility." " Work hard to inspire them. [Praise] Perhaps, in his mind when he moved the bricks, did he think of the tragic situation of Liu Bei's waist and hips growing because of his ambitions, every time he thought about it, he would wake up once, and move more! [A flash of inspiration]

Tao Kan is very dense

When building ships, Tao Kan ordered people to register the wood chips and bamboo heads and collect them, and everyone was puzzled. Later, when the party was gathering, on a snowy day, the snow in front of the church was thick and the ground was wet, So Tao Kan used wood chips to spread the ground so that people could avoid getting their shoes and socks wet. When Huan Wen was harvesting Shu, he used the preserved bamboo head as a nail to load the ship. Tao Kan cooks things so meticulously that it is worth learning! [Like]

Filial piety about wine

Tao Kan once feasted with his subordinates, but there were often restrictions on drinking. Someone advised him to drink again, and Tao Kan sniffled and said: "When I was young, I used to have a drink after drinking, and I had an appointment with my parents, so I didn't dare to exceed the limit. ”