Liu Yuanjing (406-465), whose courtesy name was Xiaoren, was a native of Hedong Jieren.
Zhuo Zhuo moved from this county to Xiangyang and became the prefect of Runan. Zu Tian, ??the prefect of Xihe. My father is Feng Yi, the prefect.
In 453, Prince Liu Shao murdered his father.
Liu Jun launched an army to attack, and Liu Yuanjing led 13 people including Zong Cui, Xue Andu and others to attack the culprit and kill Xiao Bin.
Liu Jun ascended the throne and took Liu Yuanjing as his attendant, leading General Zuo Wei. He was promoted to Shangshu Ling and Dr. Zuo Guanglu, and was granted the title of Duke of Badong County.
The Nanjun kings Liu Yixuan and Zang Zhi rebelled with great momentum, and were put down by Liu Yuanjing, Wang Xuanmo and other generals.
When Emperor Xiaowu Liu Jun was critically ill, Liu Yuanjing, Uncle Yan and others were ordered to assist Liu Ziye.
Liu Shilong (442-491), courtesy name Yanxu, was born in Hedong Jie (now Yongji, Shanxi).
He was a minister of the Song and Qi Dynasties during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the nephew of Liu Yuanjing, the minister.
Liu Shilong served as the prefect of Shangyong in his early years. Later, he raised troops to respond to Emperor Ming of the Song Dynasty.
He successively served as Minister Cao Lang, Prince Xima, and former Army Commander Shi.
He formed a deep friendship with Xiao Yu, the later Emperor Wu of Qi.
When Shen Youzhi rebelled, Liu Shilong guarded Yingcheng and prevented him from going east.
He was later recalled to the court and served as a minister, minister and right servant, and was granted the title of Marquis of Zhenyang County.
After the establishment of the Southern Qi Dynasty, Liu Shilong successively served as the governor of Southern Yuzhou, the governor of Southern Yanzhou, Shizhong, Shangshu Youpuse, Shangshu Zuopushe, Xiangzhou governor, Shangshu Ling, and became the Duke of Zhenyang County.
In the ninth year of Yongming (491), Liu Shilong died of illness and was given the posthumous title of Sikong, with the posthumous title Zhongwu.
The eldest son: Liu Yue, who was promoted to Zhongshu Lang and died young.
Second son: Liu Xun, who served successively as the king of Badong, the prefect of Xin'an, and the governor of the two states of Liang and Nanqin. He assisted Emperor Wu of Liang in establishing the Liang Dynasty, and served as Prince Zhan Shi, Shangshu Zuopushe, governor of Xiangzhou, and Feng Qu. Marquis of Jiang County.
Third son: Liu Yun, successively served as King of Jingling, Facao Xing joined the army, Prince Xima, Prime Minister of Poyang, Huqi engaged in Zhonglang, Sima of Zhengdong, Sima of Xiangguo You, and assisted Emperor Wu of Liang in establishing the Liang Dynasty. Guangzhou governor, secretary supervisor, and prefect of Wuxing.
The fourth son: Liu Jin, served successively as the Minister of Huangmen, Zhenbei Chief, Zhenxi Chief, and Shu County Prefect in the Liang Dynasty.
The fifth son: Liu Chen, served successively as the chief secretary of Xizhonglang, General Ningshuo, and Shizhong. After the establishment of the Liang Dynasty, he served as Minister of the Five Arms, Secretary Supervisor, Doctor Guanglu, and Fengzhou Lingbo.
Liu Shi? -659), courtesy name Zi Shao, a native of Puzhou, prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, uncle of King Gaozong and Queen Gaozong.
During the Zhenguan period, he moved to Zhongshushe, where he became the minister of the Ministry of War, and then moved to the position of minister of Zhongshu.
In the second year of Yonghui (651), he worshiped the prime minister and served as the minister of Zhongshu.
The following year, he was appointed Zhongshu Ling and also studied national history.
In the fifth year of Yonghui (654), Queen Wang fell out of favor, and Liu Shi felt that the situation was unstable, so he resigned from the position and moved to the left to serve as Minister of the Ministry of Personnel.
The following year, Queen Wang was deposed and Liu Shilei was demoted to the governor of Aizhou.
In the fourth year of Xianqing (659), he was falsely accused of rebellion and executed.
Liu Gongchuo (763~830) was a minister and calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty and a native of Jingzhaohua in the Tang Dynasty.
He is a native of Liujiayuan, Cousang Township, Yaozhou District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province today.
Liu Gongquan’s brother, Gongquan is thirteen years older.
He has a solemn and rigorous personality, likes to make friends with heroes, and is polite to others.
Smart and studious, proficient in politics, military affairs, and literature, especially the art of war.
He was the governor of Lei Guanzhou, served as the censor, was a doctor in the official department, and was the censor.
During the reign of Emperor Xianzong, he was an observer of history for Eyue, made meritorious deeds against Wu Yuanji, and paid homage to Jing Zhaoyin.
Later he moved to Hedong Jiedu to make the Minister of the Ministry of Finance and inspect Zuopushe.
He died in 832 AD and was given as a gift to the crown prince Taibao. His posthumous title was "Yuan".
Liu Zhongying (? ~864), a minister of the Tang Dynasty, named Yu Meng, was born in Jingzhao Huayuan (now southeast of Yaozhou District, Tongchuan, Shaanxi Province).
The son of Liu Gongchuo. When he was young, he read the classics and history diligently, especially the "Historical Records", "Hanshu" and the history of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. There are more than ten articles, compiled into "Liu's Self-Prepared", which can be often referred to.
The book "Twenty-four Proverbs of Shangshu" was appreciated by the famous litterateur Han Yu, and he became famous ever since.
Liu Gongquan (778 AD - 865 AD), courtesy name Chengxuan, was a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty and one of the four masters of regular script.
Han nationality, from Jingzhao Huayuan (now Yaozhou District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province).
From the official position to Prince Shaoshi, he is known as "Liu Shaoshi" in the world.
Liu Gongquan's calligraphy is famous for his regular script. He is as famous as Yan Zhenqing and is known as Yan Liu.
He first learned calligraphy from Wang Xizhi, and later he looked at the calligraphy of famous calligraphers in the Tang Dynasty.
He thought that Yan Zhenqing and Ouyang Xun had the best calligraphy, so he absorbed Yan and Ou's strengths.
>Between Jin people’s Jin Mei and Yan Shu’s graceful and vigorous body, they formed their own willow body.
It is famous for its strong bones and willow bones in later generations.
Liu Zongyuan (773 AD - 819 AD), named Zihou, was a Han nationality from Hedong (now Ruicheng and Yuncheng, Shanxi).
One of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. The writers, philosophers, essayists and thinkers of the Tang Dynasty were known as "Liu Hedong" and "Mr. Hedong".
Because he died as the governor of Liuzhou, he was also called "Liu Liuzhou".
Liu Zongyuan and Han Yu are collectively called "Han Liu",
and Liu Yuxi are also called "Liu Liu",
and Wang Wei, Meng Haoran and Wei Yingwu are also called "Wang Meng Wei Liu".
Liu Zongyuan wrote more than 600 poems and essays in his lifetime.
The achievements of his writings are greater than those of his poems.
There are nearly 100 parallel essays. The prose is highly argumentative, sharp and satirical.
Travel notes describe scenery, and many of them are based on "The Collection of Mr. Hedong".
The representative works include "River Dwelling", "Jiang Snow", and "The Fisherman"