Lin is similar
Chronologically, the land of Guze Prefecture is flaunted on the roster and historical figures with important influences are:
Zhao Feiyan (45 BC – 1 BC), of the Zhao clan, was a native of Guyang (present-day Dayang, Zezhou, Shanxi) from a commoner family, from a poor family, and later learned to dance at Princess Yang'a, and was the second empress of Liu Xiao, the Emperor of Hancheng.
Chen Gui, minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, famous border general. The Han general Chen Gui, whose ancestral home was Gaoping Longwei Village, was a Shangshu from the first year of Yanxi (158). The Gaoping County Chronicle records that "Chen Gui's tomb is in Longwei Village." Wang Shuhe (201-280), mingxi, Han Chinese, Wei and Jinjian physician. A native of Wangsi Village, Gaoping (present-day Gaoping, Shanxi) during the Jin Dynasty. He was very knowledgeable and honest, and did the Taiyi Order of the time. In the history of the development of traditional Chinese medicine, he made two important contributions, one is to sort out the "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" and the other is to write the "Pulse Sutra".
Zhang Oysters (張蚝), whose original surname was Gong (弓), was a native of the Shangdang Hui clan (present-day Gaoping, Shanxi), a former Qin general during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, with the same name as Deng Qiang, and was called "The Enemy of Ten Thousand People". In June of the tenth year of Taiyuan (386), Zhang Oyster was promoted to the post of Lieutenant. Since then, historical records have not found any record of Zhang Oyster.
Jing Hao (c. 850) five generations after the Liang. The word Haoran, the number HongGuzi. A native of Qinshui, Shanxi, he lives in Honggu, Nanyang Village, Tuwo Township, so he calls himself "Hongguzi".
Li Zhongluo (1140-1205), zi, jianzhi, Gaopingren, son of Li Yan. In his early years, he was eager to learn, and in the second seventh year (1177) of Jin Dading, dengzi was given to his younger brother. Later, he successively served as the military judge of Hanzhou, the order of Jincheng, the lingshi of Shangshu Province, the hanlin revision and the doctor of Taichang, the left division of the capital, and the member of the foreign lang. Later, it was the Shandong Dongxi Road According to the Inspection Envoy.
Li Junmin (1176~1260) or (1175~1260) character chapter, self-proclaimed Heming Old Man, Zezhou Jincheng (now part of Jincheng, Shanxi) people. When he was young, he was named Confucianism to teach Cheng Shizhi's learning, that is, the "science of science" laid down by the Northern Song Dynasty philosophers Cheng Yi and Cheng Hao brothers, "its origin in science, searching for hidden questions, although the words are only based on words." "All the books of the Hundred Families of The Sons of Shi have been studied by him, and he has become a famous Confucian before he has reached the throne.
Wu Tianhe. During the reign of Jin Zhangzong, only two lists were made, namely the third year of Taehwa (1203) or the sixth year (1206), so Wu Tianhe gave a second person to the word between him. According to the "Shanxi Tongzhi", "Wu Tianhe, Lingchuan people, Tianyou brother." (Because Wu Tianyou was the son of Wu Mingfu, so was Wu Tianyou.) Taihe Zhongjingyi and the first. Hanlin Adjutant Bachelor's Degree. Hao Jing (1223-1275), courtesy name Confucianism in the early Yuan Dynasty. Zi Bochang, ancestral home of Zezhou Lingchuan. His ancestral home was Lushan Village, Lingchuan, and he was a scholar of the Hanlin Academy, Hao Jing.
Jia Lu (1297-1353), also known as Youheng, was a native of Beiyang Village, Gaoping, in the Yuan Dynasty. The achievements of The Jialuzhi River were highly praised by the then and later generations, and the Shun Emperor awarded Ronglu Dafu and Jixian University Scholar. He also ordered Ouyang Xuan, a scholar of Hanlin, to write the "Heping Stele". In order to commemorate him, two rivers in Shandong and Henan are named Jialu River.
Zhang Fu (1358-1399 AD). Originally from Gaoduling Shangcun (ancient name Huerling) in Zezhou, he served in the early Ming Dynasty as a military shangshu, a rebbe Shangshu, a right shilang of the Ministry of Works, a squire of the Punishment Department, and a political envoy of Beiping. Hou Yan (1398-1450) was a native of Lüzhuang, Zezhou (present-day Xilujian Village, Jincheng, Shanxi). Shangshu died of miasma during the rebellion against Zhumiao in Guizhou at the age of 53 and was buried in the Wumen Mountains, west of present-day Xilusmith Village. Yang Jizong (1426-1488), also known as Chengfang, Zhizhai (直斋), also known as Ancestral Temple, was a native of Yangcheng, Shanxi. He successively served as the deputy envoy of Yunnan, and the tired official Zuo Youdu Yushi ( 御史 ) , who patrolled Yunnan. During the Chenghua period, he was known as the "first Qing official in the Ming Dynasty". The famous Ming Dynasty Sanqu family Chang Lun (1492--1525), Chang Lun, Zi Mingqing, Lou Juzi, Ming Dynasty Qinshui (Duanshi Town Fanzhuang Village) people. Reading Changlun's poems and songs, I felt that Changlun was like Li Bai and most like Qu Yuan, but he was not like Du Fu or Sima Xiang.
Wang Guoguang (1512–1594). Zi Ruguan (汝觀), courtesy name Shu'an, was a native of Yangcheng, Mingze Prefecture (present-day Yangcheng County, Jincheng, Shanxi). Jiajing twenty-three years (1544) jinshi, official to the official Shangshu.
Liu Dongxing (1538–1601 CE), courtesy name Ziming, was a native of Qinshui County,zhili Prefecture (present-day Qinshui County, Shanxi). Originally from Qinshuiping, he successively served as the chief clerk of the Punishment Department, Wailang, the deputy envoy of Zhejiang Tixue, the right political history of Huguang, the right imperial history of the capital, the left deputy capital, the right attendant of the official department, and the shangshu of the Ministry of Works.
Zhang Wudian (1555-1626) Character and heart, number Haihong, Qinshui Douzhuang village people. In the first year of the Apocalypse (1621), he served as the shaoqing of the Taibu Temple, and in the following year he was appointed as the secretary of the Dali Temple in Nanjing. In 1623, he begged for his final support and was promoted to the rank of Shangshu of the Bingbu Department.
Zhang Shenyan (1577-1644), also known as Jin Ming (金明), was known as Mr. Deshan . A native of Yangcheng, Zezhou, Shanxi (present-day Yangcheng, Shanxi). Ming Dynasty thinker and poet, he was an official to the Nanjing official Shangshu, plus the prince Taibao, as a heavy subject.
Bi Zhenji (1612-1681). At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, gaoping Bofang villagers successively participated in the government of Jinqu Yandao in Zhejiang, Guangxi as an envoy, and Huguang as a political envoy. Throughout his life, he was known for his "honesty".
Tian Fengji was born on the fourth day of the first month of December (1629) in the second year of Ming Chongzhen and died on March 26 (1699) of the 38th year of the Reign of The Kangxi Dynasty. Tian Fengji, whose ancestral home was Gaoping Lianghu, was the Kangxi Emperor's jing feast lecturer, Hubu Zuo Shilang, and Zhejiang Inspector (Bingbu Zuo Shilang and Du chayuan Right Deputy Dushi).
Chen Tingjing (1639-1712), ziduan, trumpet yan, late noon ting, Qing Dynasty Zezhou fu Yangcheng (Shanxi Jincheng Yangcheng County) people. He successively served as a lecturer (teacher of the Kangxi Emperor), the president of the Kangxi Dictionary, the Shangshu of the Ministry of Works, the Shangshu of Hubu, the Scholar of Wenyuange University, the Shangshu of the Punishment Department, the Shangshu of the Bureaucracy, and the Chief Examiner of the Kangxi Dictionary.
Tian Congdian (1652-1728) Character Ke Wu, Number Guangshan. A native of Tongjili (present-day Dongguan), Yangcheng, Shanxi. He successively served as the secretary of the Guanglu Temple, the deputy capital Yushi, the right attendant of the Bingbu and the steward of the Guanglu Temple, the left capital Yushi, the Huzong Shangshu, and the official Shangshu. Zhang Dunren (1754-1834), the character Zhongyi, the word Guyu, Guyu, the number Guyu. A native of Yangcheng, the capital of Zezhou (present-day Yangcheng, Shanxi). Qing mathematician and bibliophile.
Qi Gong (1777-1844), also known as Zhuxuan, zong'an and ji'an. Originally from Gaomian Mountain Xiaoyi, Daoguang served as the governor of Guangdong in the thirteenth year (1833), Daoguang was concurrently the governor of Liangguang for fifteen years, and Daoguang was transferred to the Shangshu of the Punishment Department in the eighteenth year.
Zhao Shuli (1906-1970), formerly known as Zhao Shuli, was a native of Weichi Village, Qinshui County. Modern novelist, people's artist, founder of yam egg pie. He was a member of the editorial board of QuYi and People's Literature, a deputy to the Eighth Congress of the Communist Party of China, and a deputy to the First, Second and Third National People's Congresses.