Zheng Dan: A famous heroine in the late Spring and Autumn Period. During the long-term war between Wu and Yue, she went to Wu alone to serve as an internal response, helping Vietnam successfully destroy Wu, and made great contributions.
Zheng Guo: a Korean at the end of the Warring States Period and a great water conservancy expert in ancient my country.
He once helped the Qin State build the famous water conservancy project Zhengguo Canal, which made the Qin fertile land thousands of miles away and made the country stronger.
Zheng Ji: A native of Kuaiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province), he once led troops to fight against the invasion of the Huns, marking the beginning of the Han Dynasty's establishment of the Western Region Protectorate.
Zheng Xing, Zheng Zhong: Henan Province, Kaifeng people, father and son.
Xing was a scholar in the Eastern Han Dynasty and made great contributions to the further development of Confucianism in Chinese history. He is known as the "Xian Zheng" in the world.
Zi Zhengzhong was a Confucian scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He once served as a great minister and was proficient in classics such as "Yi" and "Shi".
Zheng Xi: Together with Zheng Daozhao and his son, they are both famous ministers and calligraphers in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Zheng Daozhao is as famous as Wang Xizhi as the "Northern Calligrapher" and the originator of Wei stele.
Zheng Qian: A native of Xingyang, Zhengzhou, a scholar and painter of the Tang Dynasty.
He was excellent in poetry, calligraphy and painting, and was especially good at landscape painting. Emperor Xuanzong inscribed "Zheng Qian's Three Excellent Things" for him.
Author of "Tianbao Army Defense Record".
Zheng Ze: A native of Xingyang in the Sui Dynasty. He was knowledgeable and knew the rhythm of bells. He took the exam of Dadong Bell Rhythm and wrote "Yuefu Song Ci", "Yuefu Tone", etc.
Zheng Qiao: A native of Putian (now part of Fujian Province), he was a famous historian and bibliographer in the Southern Song Dynasty in my country. He wrote a lot of works in his life. The "Tongzhi" he wrote in his later years was the successor to "Historical Records". Another great general history work, and quite original.
Zheng Xuan: A native of Gaomi, Beihai (now part of Shandong Province) in the Eastern Han Dynasty, he is known as "Hou Zheng" in the world. He wrote with great concentration and commented on many classics. He was the master of Confucian classics in the Han Dynasty and was called "Zheng Xue" , has made considerable contributions in sorting out ancient historical documents.
Zheng’s note: The official surname of Tang Dynasty was Yu, but his surname was Zheng.
A native of Yicheng, Jiangzhou (today’s east of Yicheng, Shanxi Province) in the Tang Dynasty, he was from a humble background.
When he was young, he practiced medicine and sold medicine, and traveled around the world.
Because his original surname was Yu and later changed to Zheng, people ridiculed him with nicknames, calling him "Yu Zheng" and "Shuizu".
Zheng Zhu was a famous official in the Tang Dynasty, and there have always been different evaluations of his merits and demerits.
Official history has more criticism than praise, and modern historians also have disputes.
Some people have proposed that it is necessary to re-understand and evaluate Zheng Zhu's role in history, believing that he represented the interests and demands of the small and medium-sized landowners of the common people at that time and fought against the eunuch group, and there was still some progress. meaningful.
Zheng Qiao: a historian of the Southern Song Dynasty, the author of more than 80 books such as "General Chronicles" and "Clan Chronicles".
Zheng He: A navigator of the Ming Dynasty, his surname was Ma, and the surname Zheng was given by Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty.
A native of Kunyang (now Jinning), Yunnan Province, he led a fleet on seven voyages to the Western Ocean, reaching as far away as Africa, the Red Sea and other places. He promoted Sino-foreign exchanges and created my country's first nautical map.
Zheng Xie: nicknamed "Banqiao", a native of Xinghua, Jiangsu Province, a calligrapher, painter and writer in the Qing Dynasty.
Poems, paintings and books are known as the "Three Wonders" and one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou". He later resigned and returned home.
Zheng Xin: King of Thailand, also known as Zheng Zhao.
A famous national hero in Thai history and the founder of the Thonburi Dynasty, he is known in Thailand as King Phraya Thaksin or King Thaksin.
Duke Huan of Zheng: Ji You, the ancestor of the Zheng surname.
King Xuan of Zhou granted his younger brother Ji You to Zheng and established the last vassal state of the Western Zhou Dynasty.
After Ji You's death, his posthumous title was Duke Huan.
Therefore, he was called Zheng Huangong in history.
During the reign of King You of Zhou Dynasty, Duke Huan of Zheng served as the Situ of the Zhou Dynasty and was in charge of enlightenment. He saw that King You of Zhou favored his concubine, favored treacherous ministers, intensified the conflicts in the royal family, and intertwined internal and external troubles. He had a premonition that chaos was about to occur, so he asked Tai Shibo for advice. A way to avoid disaster.
According to Tai Shigong's suggestion, Zheng Huangong settled his family members and important properties in a place called "Jing" between Guo and Ho, which was known in history as "Guo and Ho".
The following year, the "Dog and Rong Rebellion" occurred in the Western Zhou royal family. Duke Huan died for the country, and his son dug up the throne and became Zheng Wugong.
Later, Duke Wu of Zheng took the opportunity of escorting King Ping of Zhou to move eastward, and successively destroyed Guo and He, and established the new Zheng State.
The Zheng Kingdom was destroyed by South Korea in 375 BC, and its descendants were spread between the Chen and Song Dynasties. Their surname was the Zheng family after the original name of the country.
Zheng Wu Gong: Zheng Huan Gong, the ancestor of the Zheng surname who moved eastward.
According to the "Genesis Table of Prime Ministers" in the Tang Dynasty, Duke Huan of Zheng's son Wu Gong moved east to Luoyang with Marquis Wen of Jin to assist King Zhou Ping and established the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Zheng Wugong himself also moved with him, and Xinzheng became the After the birth, the Zheng surname continued to prosper and grow.
Zheng Daozhao: A native of Kaifeng, Xingyang, he was a calligraphy sage in the Northern Wei Dynasty. He served as the emperor's wine minister and Gongwenci calligrapher. His calligraphy was vigorous and powerful, with a sense of officialdom. He was praised by later generations as "the sect of Wei stele".
Zheng Zhuanggong: Zheng Wu Gongzi, the founder of ZTE with the surname Zheng.
Ji Huansheng (757 BC-701 BC), after King Zheng Ping moved eastward, Zheng Zhuanggong's grandfather Zheng Henggong was named a minister of the Zhou Dynasty. Zheng Zhuanggong succeeded his father Wu Gong as a minister of Zhou Dynasty.
After succeeding to the throne, Zheng's power became increasingly powerful, but the Zhou Dynasty went from bad to worse. In order to combat the emerging forces, King Zhou Ping wanted to kill Duke Zheng Zhuang and abolish his position as a minister. When Duke Zheng Zhuang learned about it, he responded tit for tat. , taking advantage of Zheng's advantage, threatened King Ping of Zhou, forcing King Wen of Zhou and Zheng to send hostages. Later Zhou used troops against Zheng, and was defeated by Zheng. King Heng of Zhou was hit by an arrow. The prestige of the Zhou royal family was ruined, and the prestige of Zheng was greatly enhanced.
Since then, the Zhou royal family has only become the ruler of the world and has no real power.
Zheng Guangzu: A native of Xiangling, Pingyang (now Linfen, Shanxi Province) in the Yuan Dynasty, he was one of the four great masters of Yuan opera. He created many works in his life, and his representative work is "A Chinese Girl Leaving the Soul". He was hailed as a "famous poet" by later generations. His fragrance spreads all over the world, his voice stirs up the boudoir, and the elites call him 'Mr. Zheng'."
Zheng Sixiao: courtesy name Yiweng, nickname Suonan, self-proclaimed Sanwaiyeren, a native of Lianjiang (now part of Fujian Province) in the Yuan Dynasty.
He once passed the Boxue Hongci Examination in Taixue and was awarded the title of Mount Chief of Hejing Academy.
After the death of the Song Dynasty, he lived in seclusion under Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province). He would sit facing south, and when he was old, Fula would cry to Nanye.
The name was changed to Si Xiao, which means "thinking of Zhao".
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Someone asked me, "How can you endure the land being taken away by the Tibetan people?" A certain official in Jiading threatened to do something else and asked to paint an orchid. He said, "You can cut off the orchid with your hand, but you can't get the orchid." "I especially hate the officials and officials in the Yuan Dynasty.
The paintings of ink bamboo often depict a scene of half-smeared smoke and several poles of the slanting moon. Unfortunately, no original copy has survived.
Among the works handed down from generation to generation are the volumes of "Molan Tu" written in the 10th year of Dade (1306), paper, ink pen, 25.7 cm in length and 42.4 cm in width. The pen is strong, noble, restrained and reserved. , the poem he wrote on the right says: "I have always bowed my head and asked Emperor Xi, who did you come to this hometown? Before I opened my nostrils in front of the painting, the ancient fragrance floated all over the sky.
Suonan Weng." There is a year mark on the left. "This volume was written on the 15th day of the first lunar month of Bingwu", with a white seal, and the seal reads: "You can't get what you ask for, don't ask for it, or give it to me. The old eyes are empty and the breeze is modern and ancient." Now in the Osaka Municipal Museum of Art, Japan; another "Molan Tu" "Volume, draw a solitary orchid with outstretched leaves and stamens, and inscribe it: "The fragrance of a country, the sorrow of a country, cherishing the king, and having light in Chu.
Sonan." Hidden in Yale University, USA Art Gallery.
Many of his poems reflect the thoughts of his homeland, and he is the author of "Collected Works of Zheng Suonan" and "History of the Heart".
Zheng Chenggong: A famous general in the late Ming Dynasty and a famous national hero.
He was given the surname "Zhu". He fought bravely against the Qing army and expelled the Dutch colonists in Taiwan. He was a famous military strategist and national hero in our country and was respectfully called the "Guo Surname Lord".