Eastern Han Dynasty Sikong Gaomi Man Sun Lang!

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, many families were bred in the land of Weifang today, especially in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms Era, there were many Beihai disciples competing in the chaotic world and making great achievements. The Sun family, represented by Sun Lang, is its leader.

Sun Lang (孙郎), also spelled Daiping (字代平), was a native of Anzhili, a capital township in Gaomi County, Beihai County, Eastern Han Dynasty, and an official worship sikong. Sun Lang's ancestors were descendants of the famous Shang Dynasty minister Bigan, according to the Song Dynasty Zhao Mingcheng's "Golden Stone Record" recorded in the "Sun Gen Monument" Yun: "The first is from Youyin, the lineage of Xuan Shang, and the miao of Zitang. As for the East Concave, the Great Abuse of Ren. Shengwu Ding Zhou, tomb of Fenggan, Yin descent analysis, avoiding the land and hiding tracks, surnamed Sun Yan. His ancestors "each with a constitution will be a nation.". The time when the Sun Lang family moved to Gaomi is not specific, during the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Sun clan of Beihai scattered in the area of today's Gaomi, Anqiu, Changyi, Zhucheng, Linqu and Weifang, the family was prosperous and famous.

According to the Book of the Later Han Dynasty and the Chronicle of Emperor Huan, Sun Lang served as Taichang in the early years of Yongshou. Tai Chang was in charge of the ceremonies of the Li Le Sheji and the Zongmiao Temple, and the Han Dynasty was highly respected because of its heavy duties, and it ranked first among the secretaries of state. In the third year of Yongshou (157), Sun Lang was promoted to Sikong. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Sikong was called the Three Dukes together with Taiwei and Situ, and his status was prominent, similar to that of the prime minister in the Tang and Song dynasties. In the second year of Yanxi (159), Emperor Huan of Han forced the death of the general Liang Ji, and Sun Lang, along with the lieutenants Hu Guang and Situ Han Yan, were implicated and imprisoned. Liang Ji (梁冀), courtesy name Bozhuo, was from a large family, whose ancestors had assisted the Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu in establishing the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Liang Ji's father became a great general, because emperor Of Han called Liang Ji "General of The Great Warrior" in person, and was poisoned by him, and another fifteen-year-old Huan Emperor was established. Liang Ji was good at government affairs, formed parties for personal gain, and made a great name for the Liang clan as a hou official. In the second year of Yanxi (159), Emperor Huan of Han forced Liang Ji to die with the help of five eunuchs, including the eunuchs Shan Chao, Xu Huang, Gu Yan, Zuo Yi, and Tang Heng, and his entire clan was killed. Sun Lang, because of the incident, did not defend the court in time, but stopped at the Changshou Pavilion and was supposed to be executed, and Emperor Huan of Han was extra gracious, and was reduced to death by one degree, and atonement for his sins with his title and spared him from being a commoner.

Sun Lang's family is a famous eunuch family, and Sun Lang has a brother who served as the Taishou of Le'an. Sun Lang's eldest son, Sun Gen (111~181), courtesy name Yuanshi, successively served as a counselor and a counselor, a huilang, a baijingzhou assassin, and a minister of state in Qian'anping. Sun Gen's younger brother Sun Zhen (孙琮), courtesy name Weishi ,官至汉陽太守,侍御史。 Sun Chun's tomb is located on the west bank of the Wei River not far from Yincheng, Gaomi City, where Sun's gathering place, and the three Han portrait stone drawings excavated from his tomb have been rated as national first-class cultural relics. The protagonist of the national first-class cultural relics Sun Zhongyin's epitaph collected by the Gaomi Museum, Qingzhou, is undoubtedly engaged in Sun Zhongyin, who is also a member of the Gaomi Sun clan. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Gaomi Sun clan was a powerful clan. According to records, during the early ping years of Emperor Xian of Han, Xiangkong Rong of Beihai recruited Wang Xiu as the chief bookkeeper of Gaomi County and acted as the agent of Gaomi Ling. The gaomi Sun disciples broke the law many times, and the people were robbed, and the criminals fled into the Sun family's house, and the officials did not dare to arrest them. Wang Xiu led the officials and people to surround the Sun courtyard, and the officials and people were afraid to approach. Wang Xiu ordered: "There are those who dare not attack and are guilty of the same crime as thieves. Sun was afraid, so he handed over the robbers. At the same time, the Anqiu Sun clan was also a local clan, and the Book of Later Han records that Sun Li, a Native of Anqiu, was "vicious and violent, a good ranger" and had killed the Eastern Han Dynasty scholar Anqiu Renlang Yan. Sun Song, a contemporary of Anqiu, was recommended by Zhao Qi as the History of Qingzhou Thorns for saving Zhao Qi, and later became an official in the History of Thorns in Yuzhou. Sun Song (孙嵩), also spelled Binshi, should be of the same ethnicity as Sun Gen (子元石) and Sun Chun (Zi Wei Shi). Sun Song once claimed that his family was not small at that time in Anqiu. When Cao Cao intended to raise an army in Xiangyi County, Chenliu County, Yanzhou, Sun Song ridiculed Cao Cao.

Sun Lang was descended from Sun Lang, and during the Wei and Jin dynasties, he was still a famous family, and according to the inscription of Sun Gen's stele recorded in Zhao Mingcheng's "Golden Stone Record", there were more than 200 people with the surname of Sun, and dozens of people who were born out. Especially during the Three Kingdoms period, the Sun clan of Beihai competed in the chaotic world, and there were many dacheng people, and Eastern Wu had Sun Shao, the founding prime minister, and Sun Qian, a bingzhong general in shuguo. Sun Shao (163~ 225), also known as Changxu, a native of Beihai (specific He County is unknown), was a Beihai Xiangkong Rong Gong Cao in his early years, Kong Rong praised him for having the talent of the Lang Temple, and at the end of the Han Dynasty, he crossed the river with Liu Sui, worshiped Lujiang Taishou, and rode a long history of the car, and was the founding chancellor of the Wu State, Fengyang Xianhou, and once wrote the imperial ceremony with Zhang Zhao and other Zhou Han classics, with the nickname "Su". Sun Qian, the character Gongyou, a native of Beihai (specific He County is unknown), Liu Bei entered Xuzhou, and his fellow villager Zheng Xuan was elected to Liu Bei and set aside to engage. Liu Bei entered Yizhou and was made a general of Bingzhong. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms commented: "Elk Zhu, Sun Qian, Jian Yong, and Yi Yuan, all graceful and elegant, see the world." (Author Li Jinke)