Biography of historical figures in Li Shimin: 200-300 words.

Li Shimin (65438+5991October 23rd-10/July 0), the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, reigned from September 4th, 626 to July 0/0, with the title of Zhenguan.

In the name of "saving the world and helping people". He is a great strategist, politician and calligrapher in the history of China, and he is known as the "emperor of the ages". ?

Li Shimin is good at tactics, is good at using cavalry, surprise. Take the lead, unify the soldiers and control the generals, and use both kindness and prestige. He treated the generals and ethnic minority generals wholeheartedly, entrusted them with heavy responsibilities, and was honored as "Tiankhan" by the Yi people.

During his reign, he made outstanding achievements in civil and military affairs, and was known as "the rule of Zhenguan", which was also one of the most prosperous and powerful periods in the history of China.

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Emperor Taizong was quite successful in building a clean government. Instead of severely punishing corrupt officials like Zhu Yuanzhang, he established a clean and law-abiding central leadership group and attached importance to the election of local governors.

At that time, many officials in the imperial court were very poor, such as Wen Yanbo, Dai Zhou, Yu Zhining, Zhang and so on. Coupled with good publicity and administrative supervision, officials were prevented from making mistakes in time, so officials at that time were quite law-abiding, honest and self-disciplined.

Emperor Taizong also paid more attention to thrift, did not abuse people's power, and paid attention to sharing interests with the people. At that time, the society formed a simple and realistic style; Emperor Taizong also attached great importance to agriculture. Emperor Taizong visited Beijing outside Beijing and asked about it first. Because the coronation ceremony of the prince violated the farming season, it was changed.

Due to the social stability and the development of commercial economy, many commercial cities have sprung up in China, and urban industries have also made great progress. The economies of Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Yangzhou, Chengdu, Jiangling and Liangzhou have developed rapidly.

Xuanzang's support of Buddhism and his affirmation of the westward journey opened up and maintained the Hexi Corridor-the Silk Road, and promoted cultural exchanges and economic development between China and the West. Princess Wencheng married Tubo, which made Tubo enter feudal society from slave society and promoted the development of Tibet.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Emperor Taizong