Tonghai is full of talents, and there is no shortage of people from generation to generation.
Throughout history, in this 721 square kilometers of land, there have been many capable people with lofty ideals. They either benefited future generations with their political and military achievements; He became a famous figure in various historical periods of Tonghai.
Duan Siping was born into an aristocratic family that was married to Baiman and Wuman. His father was a noble Tonghai Jiedushi from Nanzhao, and his mother was a noble from Wuman (southeast Yunnan).
When Duan Siping was young, he was smart, studious, quick-thinking, and good at literature and martial arts. Therefore, he was jealous and attacked by Yang Qianzhen, an important official in the rejuvenation of the country.
When Duan Siping grew up, he had outstanding martial arts skills and outstanding military exploits, and was gradually promoted to Tonghai Jiedu Envoy.
After Yang Qianzhen murdered Zhao Shanzheng, the king of Datian Xingguo, and changed the name of the country to Dayi Ningguo, Duan Siping became a problem for Yang Qianzhen. He tried to harm Duan Siping many times. When this failed, he wanted to raise troops to attack again.
Duan Siping made far-sighted plans, raised sperm and livestock, and based on Tonghai, secretly contacted the thirty-seven Wuman tribes and formed an alliance in Xiushan, determined to overthrow Yang Qianzhen's Dayi Ning Kingdom and establish another country.
Before leaving, Duan Siping went to the Xiushan Temple for divination and asked the Xiushan God to bless him with success. After that, he would rebuild the temple and build a golden body.
Later, Duan Siping led his troops to overthrow Yang Qianzhen's Dayi Ning Kingdom in one fell swoop. Of course he became the monarch, made Dali his capital, and established the country as "Dali Kingdom".
After Duan Siping became the king of Dali, he returned to his hometown of Tonghai. First, he changed Tonghai County to "Xiushan County" to show his respect for Xiushan; secondly, he changed Xiushan to "Yuyin Mountain": The third was to carry out large-scale construction projects, build temples and gardens in Xiushan, and build temples for Xiushan’s gods. The fourth was to bring dozens of loads of raw copper from Dali to cast more than 70 Buddhist statues for Xiushan, making Xiushan a famous Buddhist holy place far and near.
Ge Zhongxuan, who is said to be able to recognize the sounds of birds, was born in 1577 in Dongmen Street, Hexi Town, Tonghai County (formerly Hexi County).
He was smart and studious since childhood, and was a candidate for the Gengzi imperial examination in the 28th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1600).
He has successively served as the magistrate of Jiayu County in Hubei, the prefect of Sien in Guangxi, the Taoist priest of Youjiang Bingbei Road, the deputy envoy of the Guangxi Prosecution Department, the Youjingshi of Dali Division in Nanjing, and the chief minister of Yuanmasi Temple in Shaanxi.
When Ge Zhong was elected as the magistrate of Jiayu County, Hubei Province, he encouraged education to promote agriculture and education, and advocated the construction of a 200-mile dam to eradicate local floods.
Once when I passed by the residence of Tong Sheng Jing Jin Sheng (Jin Wenyi), I heard the loud sound of books and was surprised by his intelligence. I introduced Jin Sheng into the Yamen, supported him with my salary and guided his studies.
Later, Jin became famous in one fell swoop. He rose to the rank of bachelor and became famous all over the world.
Ge Zhongxuan was diligent and studious throughout his life, well-read, and especially proficient in rhythmic music.
After he retired and returned to his hometown in his later years, he lived in seclusion under Yun'e Stone at the northern foot of Fengshan Mountain, devoted himself to the study of ancient music theory, and wrote 12 volumes of the monograph "Tai Lv".
Jin Sheng once wrote a plaque praising him as "a famous Confucian with outstanding learning".
To this day, his book "Tai Lv" is still stored in the county library.
Kan Zhenzhao was born in 1641 and died in 1709.
A native of Tonghai County, his courtesy name is Chengzhai, his nickname is Dongbai, and his nickname is Dayu.
During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Maoke was the provincial examination chief.
In the eleventh year of Kangxi (1672), he failed in the imperial examination in Beijing and returned to his hometown to live in seclusion, reading and writing behind closed doors.
In the twenty-seventh year of Kangxi (1688), at the kind urging of Xu Hongxun, the Yunnan envoy, he served as an aide to Wang Jiwen, the governor of Yunnan, and wrote articles on behalf of Wang Jiwen. He was invited to visit the capital, and people from both the government and the public were willing to write poems with him. acquaintance.
Kan Gong specializes in calligraphy and is one of the famous calligraphers in Yunnan during the Qing Dynasty.
His ink marks were spread in Tonghai, Kunming and other places, and even spread to the palaces of the Qing Dynasty.
The large plaques hanging in the Jinri Tower and Wangjing Tower in Kunming in the past, as well as many poems, couplets and inscriptions on Xiushan Mountain were all written by him.
Jin Shengtan of the Qing Dynasty praised his calligraphy as "the dragon and the snake put pen to paper in a storm, just like the grass sage in his time".
In his later years, he also wrote poetry collections such as "Big Fishing Collection" and "Beiyou Collection" and participated in the editing of "Tonghai County Chronicles".
Zhu Xian, known as the pioneer in the history of China's anti-smoking movement, was born in Tonghai County in 1761. He was taciturn and solemn since he was a child, with pure aspirations.
After becoming a Jinshi in the 24th year of the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty (1819), he successively served in the rites, soldiers, officials, household department, Dali Temple, and the Metropolitan Procuratorate. Big CEO.
During his term of office, he repeatedly briefed the court on government affairs at that time and put forward suggestions on the rise and fall of the country.
In the twelfth year of Daoguang's reign, Shangshu stated the disadvantages of donating silver to business names, advocating the emphasis on famous vessels and the selection of officials through the imperial examination.
In the 16th year of Daoguang's reign, Shangshu stated the harm of opium and strongly advocated a ban on smoking in order to relieve the suffering of the people from the poison.
In the 24th year of Daoguang's reign, Shangshu advocated minting less silver coins.
His political views were adopted by the court.
Zhu Xian made contributions to the country and the people during his lifetime. After his death, he was highly praised for his "excellent academic quality" and "dedication of his duties".
In the early years of Guangxu, the local gentry in Tonghai applied for the imperial court's approval to build a monument of the hometown of Duke Zhu Wenduan, Minister of Rites, beside the post road of the bridge outside the east gate of Tonghai County.
The great translator accepted the training. Born in an ordinary *** family in Nagu Town, Tonghai County in 1911. As a child, he was diligent and studious and had excellent grades. He was selected to be sent to Egypt by the Awen School organized by the *** group to be trained as a teacher. Graduated from Zihar University in Egypt.
In Egypt, he was not only proficient in Chinese but also familiar with English.
After returning to China, he taught at Kunming Mingde Middle School.
He served as the dean and principal successively, and at the same time edited the *** publication "Dian Zhenduo Daily"
In the early 1950s, he was transferred to the Teaching Office of Yunnan University for Nationalities, and later to the Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles. Engaged in translation and joined the Chinese Writers Association.
In 1959, he was transferred to Beijing People's Literature Publishing House to work as a translator.
He died in Beijing in December 1989 at the age of 78. p>
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