Ah Gui, of the Zhangjia clan, was born in 1717 and died in 1797, the son of a university scholar Acton. Ah Gui,Zi Guangting,Trumpet Yunya,Manchurian Zhenglan Bannerman, later carried into the Zhengbai Banner with his Xinjiang military exploits, and was a heavy subject of the Qianlong Dynasty.
Ah Gui was a rare general in the Qing Dynasty who took the rank of emperor and thus entered the military general. And he was eventually able to ascend to a high position and gain the emperor's favor. Like his father, he was a courtier who started as a scholar, entered the imperial court in scientific examinations, and was able to write and fight. It can be said that Acton taught Ah Gui strictly, and Ah Gui was greatly influenced by his father.
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The "Qing History Manuscript Akke Sect Biography" records: "One day, Ah Gui Shi, Akton said: "The imperial court uses Ru as a criminal officer, how is it appropriate to govern the prison?" Ah Gui said: "The practice of the law must be his sin, the sin is divided into one and the law, and the sin is divided into ten and the tenth." "Aktun is angry, so the staff, Ah Gui is afraid to ask for advice." Acton said, "As ru said, there is no one in the world who is perfect!" The sin is so great that it cannot be cured, but it can be exhausted. And a sin is enough to ask Yes?" Ah Gui was in charge of the Punishment Department, and repeatedly raised his hands to warn his subordinates. "Father's teachings are not only remembered by oneself, but are often used to warn others.
In the third year of Qianlong, Ah Guizhong was posthumously awarded the deputy capital of Mongolia with the red flag, and for a long time he guarded the northwest frontier. Qianlong thirteen years, participated in the Battle of Jinchuan. Among Ah Gui's exploits, the pacification of Jinchuan was a battle that could not be ignored. In the fourteenth year of Qianlong, after the pacification of Jinchuan, for the sake of regional harmony and to prevent the recurrence of turmoil, Jinchuan was still under the management of Tusi. However, due to various things, disputes continued in various places, and more than a decade later, there was a larger rebellion.
In the middle of the Qianlong Dynasty, the Great Jinchuan Toastmaster Sha Luo was old and unable to do so, so he handed over the right to preside over the affairs of the Toast to his nephew Lang Ka. Lang Ka was an ambitious teenager, and after assuming power, he continued to invade the neighboring toast, and Qianlong attacked Xiaojinchuan and Gebuza toast in the twenty-second year.
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The governor of Sichuan at that time was Kaitai, who repeatedly ordered dissuading Lang Ka's behavior, but Lang Ka ignored it and still "invaded the neighbors". In the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong, Sonomu, the grandson of Sha Luoben, booby-trapped and killed Gebuzha Tusi, and Xiaojinchuan Sang Kelsang also attacked Okshi and Mingzheng Toast, and openly went to war with Qing reinforcements.
When war broke out, the Qianlong Emperor ordered Wen Fu, a scholar of the Qianlong Emperor, to go from Yunnan to Sichuan and recruit troops. Because Ah Gui was familiar with the situation in Sichuan, Wen Fu took him with him to the Jinchuan battlefield.
Under the unfavorable circumstances of the war of Dong Tianbi, the viceroy of Sichuan, he was removed from his post, and the post of viceroy was replaced by Ah Gui. Although Ah Gui entered the army as a man, the battle factors in the Manchu bloodline were not exhausted. As soon as the war began, Ah Gui led his army to charge all the way, killing the villages of Balangla, Damu and Bazong, and soon after capturing Zilishan and Akamuya. On the reward of merit, Ah Gui awarded the counselor minister with merit.
Later, Guilin lost the Battle of Molanggou and was impeached and dismissed, and Ah Gui was ordered to go to the south road to take command of Guilin.
After Ah Gui took over the battlefield in Guilin, he began to draw. After understanding the situation in various places, he quietly gathered his troops in Molanggou and then took advantage of the heavy fog in the middle of the night to seize Mount Jia'ermu with lightning speed, successfully occupying this strategic place, so that the Qing army was in an instant advantageous position. This battle was finally won because of Ah Gui's heroic performance.
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The heroes of the Qing Dynasty, in addition to the rewards, also hung the images of the heroes in the Purple Light Pavilion, and there were a total of four times before and after the Qing Gaozong period, and the more the former, the greater the merit. In many times when the order of hanging statues was re-determined, Ah Guidu was the first, and Daoguang Wasai was also accompanied by a temple during the Year of Daoguang. It can be seen that Ah Gui's contribution to the Qing Dynasty.