During the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were, also known as, the most famous ones were Da, Mao, Pan and Pan. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there were Shi Guwen, and in the Qin Dynasty, there were small seal inscriptions on Mount Tai, Mount Yishan and Langyatai. In the Han Dynasty, there were official scripts such as Shi Chenbei, Yiying Monument, Huashan Monument, Zhang Qianbei, Fang Heng Monument and Li Monument. In the Jin Dynasty, there were two kings and their sons in small letters and cursive scripts, among which Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Lanting Pavilion is known as the best running script in the world, and there are also clear posts in the snow. Wang Xianzhi's Mid-Autumn Postscript and Duck Head Pill Postscript include Wei Bei in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, among which the most famous ones are Zhang Menglong Monument, Zheng Wengong Monument, Twelve Items of Longmen, Epitaph of Zhang Hei, Epitaph of Carving Zun and Epitaph of Yuan Huai. In the Tang Dynasty, there were regular script Jiuchenggong tablet, running script post and Hans Zhang post, Chu Suiliang's regular script Yinfu Jing and Ni Kuanzan, Yan Zhenqing's regular script Tuota tablet, Yan tablet, temple tablet, Guojia temple tablet, self-written advertisement post and running script transcript. Sun Caoshu's Book Score, Huai Su's cursive autobiographical notes and cursive thousand-character essays, and Zhang Xu's cursive notes on ancient poems and abdominal pain notes. Li's seal script in the Tang Dynasty is also very good, with his original iron line seal script, such as the story of Chenghuang Temple. In the Five Dynasties, there were Yang Ningshi's Jiuhua Post and Xia Ruo Post, and there were also many calligraphers in the Song Dynasty, the most famous of which was Su Huang Camouflage. Su is Su Shi, also known as Su Dongpo. The famous ones are Huangzhou Cold Food Poetry and Dongting Fu. Huang is Huang Tingjian, who uses the running script Song Fengge's poems and the cursive script Zhu Shangtie. Mi is the Mi Fei Palace in Mi Fei, and its famous running scripts are Shu Su Tie and Zhao Qian Tie Shi. Cai, Cai Xiang, has "posts with the viceroy" and "excellent posts with pen". In the Song Dynasty, there were thin gold inscriptions by Song Huizong and Evonne, which were also very classic, and created the font of regular script.
This is only the most famous one, including many cursive scripts of the two kings, some letters and so on, as well as a large number of epitaphs and stone carvings in Weibei, and the Han tablet is just a little. It's the history of calligraphy! I don't know if it will be useful to you.