Brief introduction of Wu-named people in the past dynasties
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China Taiwan Net (April 13, 2006)
Wu Qi (?-381 BC) was a military strategist during the Warring States Period. A native of the Zuo family of Weiguo (now north of Caoxian County, Shandong Province). Make good use of soldiers. He was a general of Lu at first, and then a general of Wei. Later he went to Chu State, served as Ling Yin, presided over the reform, and was later killed.
Wu Guang, leader of the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty. His courtesy name was Uncle, a native of Yangxia (now Taikang, Henan). In 209 BC, he and Chen Sheng launched an uprising of 900 garrison soldiers and established the Zhang Chu regime. Later, under the guise of Chen Sheng's order, Tian Zang, a general under his command, killed him.
Wu Daozi, a painter of the Tang Dynasty. A native of Yangzhai, Henan. Also known as Daoxuan. The character painted was named "Wu Jiayang" at that time. He is good at painting folds of clothes and has the tendency to float, so he was sometimes called "Wu Dai Dangfeng" and also known as "Wu suit". He was later revered as the "Sage of Painting".
Wu Dan (744-825), a native of Jinling, Changzhou, Tang Dynasty, was named Zhencun. Zhenyuan Jinshi, awarded secretary Sheng Zhengzi. He has successively held the positions of Xie Lv Lang, Palace Attendant and Censor, etc. In the fifth year of Yuanhe reign of Emperor Xianzong, the prince moved his family. In the second year of Changqing Emperor Mu Zong's reign, he served as the deputy envoy of Xuanwei, a doctor in the driving department, and followed Han Yu to Zhenzhou to Xuanwei Wangting. The envoy returned and paid homage to the doctor. Officials came to admonish the officials. Able to write poems.
Wu Chengen (1500?-1582?), novelist of Ming Dynasty. The courtesy name is Ruzhong, the nickname is Sheyangshanren, and he is a native of Shanyang. After repeated setbacks in the imperial examination, he was promoted to a tribute student in Jiajing, and later served as the county magistrate of Changxing County, Zhejiang Province. In shame, he bowed down for five buckets of rice and returned home, concentrating on writing "Journey to the West". There are also "Mr. Sheyang's manuscripts", "Yu Dingzhi" and so on.
Wu Bing (?-about 1647), a drama writer in the late Ming Dynasty. The name is Shiqu, and the name is Charming Flower Master. A native of Yixing, Jiangsu Province, there are five kinds of peonies including the legendary "Green Peony", collectively known as "Five Kinds of Charming Villa".
Wu Sangui (1612-1678) was a native of Gaoyou in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties and a native of Liaodong. The characters are long and white. Wu Xiangzi. He was born in martial arts, was promoted to the commander-in-chief of Ningyuan, and was granted the title of Ping Xibo. In the 17th year of Chongzhen's reign, Qing soldiers were brought into the pass and he was granted the title of Pingxi King. Later, because he was unwilling to withdraw from the feudal vassal, he raised his troops and rebelled against the Qing Dynasty. He claimed that the whole world was recruiting soldiers and horses to be the general marshal. He founded the country and called it Zhou. He died within half a year.
Wu Li (1632-1718), a painter in the early Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Yushan, and his nickname is Mojing Taoist and Taoxi layman. A native of Changshu, Suzhou. Together with Wang Shimin, Wang Jian, Wang Hui, Wang Yuanqi and Yun Shouping, they are collectively known as the "Six Qing Family". Yigong Shi is the author of "Mojing Poetry Notes", "Sanba Collection", "Taoxi Collection" and "Mojing Painting Postscript", etc.
Wu Mingdao (1671-1738), a native of Guichi, Anhui Province in the Qing Dynasty, had a retro character. Wu Yingji Sun. His father Wu Mengjian also lived in seclusion for the rest of his life. Keeping the aspirations of his ancestors and fathers in mind, he lived in commoner clothes until he was old and traveled half the world. There are "Retro Poetry Collection" and "Dianhai Collection".
Wu Jingzi (1701-1754), a Qing novelist. The courtesy name is Minxuan, and the other character is Wenmu. He is from Quanjiao, Anhui Province. All lives. Recommended by Erxue Hongci, he refused to go. From now on, there should be no imperial examination. There is a novel "The Scholars". There is also "Wenmu Shanfang Collection".
Wu Xiu (1764-1827), a native of Haiyan, Zhejiang Province in the Qing Dynasty, was given the courtesy name Zixiu and the nickname Siting. All lives. The experience of being an official and envoy. Proficient in identifying ancient and modern calligraphy, painting and stone. Published successively include "Hushan Yin Zhongxiao Collection", "Si Ting Recent Draft", "Juyi Xiaocao", and "Jixiang Ju Cun Draft". There are also "Poems on Painting in Qingxia Pavilion", "Xuyi Chronicles", "Notes on the Collection of Poems in Baoshuting", "Era Jiazi Biao" and "Collected Works of Ju Yiju". There are more than 600 family rulers and tablets from the Qing Dynasty engraved on them.
Wu Qijun (1789-1847), a botanist of the Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Yunzhai, and his alias is Yulounong. A native of Gushi, Henan. Jiaqing Jinshi. He is the author of 22 volumes of "An Illustrated Examination of Plant Names and Facts" and 38 volumes of "An Illustrated Examination of Plant Names and Facts".
Wu Changshuo (1844-1927) was a modern calligrapher, painter and seal engraver. His first names were Jun and Junqing, his courtesy names were Cangshuo and Changshi, and his nicknames were Foulu and Kutie. A native of Anji, Zhejiang. All lives in the late Qing Dynasty. He is good at calligraphy, writing stone drum inscriptions, and is especially good at seal cutting. Together with his colleagues, he founded the Xiling Seal Society and served as its president. There are "Foulu Collection", "Foulu Yincun" and so on.
Other people named Wu include Wu Zhi, the Wei writer of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Jun, the Liang writer of the Southern Dynasties, Wu Jing, the Tang historian, Wu Xi, the Song phonology exegesis expert, Wu Wenying, the poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, and Wu Jie, the famous general. Wu Lin, the painter Wu Zhen of the Yuan Dynasty, the medical scientist Wu Youke of the late Ming Dynasty, the writer Wu Qi of the Qing Dynasty, the calligrapher, painter and seal engraver Wu Xizai, the epigrapher Wu Dacheng of the late Qing Dynasty, the novelist Wu Jianren, etc. In modern times, there are the opera theorist Wu Mei and the biochemist Wu Zhong, educator Wu Yuzhang, historian Wu Han, physicist Wu Youxun, medical scientist Wu Jieping, journalist Wu Lengxi, writer Wu Zuxiang, playwright Wu Zuguang, painter Wu Zuoren, famous Go player Wu Qingyuan, etc.