(? -203 BC) Chu people, "descendants of Chu Zhuangwang", general of Chu. In about 298 BC, Zhuang Tiao led a team of thousands of people, starting from the capital of Chu State (now Jiangling, Hubei Province), and choosing the route of "Gathering Township Garden to the South", from Xiangxi to Galand, east of Guiyang, to Yelang, west of Guizhou, and then along the present Yungui Road to Dianchi Lake area. When they arrived in Dianchi Lake area, the local "Mimo" had cultivated a large area of fertile land around Dianchi Lake, with the same surname. Zhuang Biao's "military power" subdued the local tribes. Just as he was about to return to Chu, in 280 BC, Sima Cuo, king of Qin, conquered the central part of Guizhou and blocked his return. Miao Zhuang joined the local ethnic society, "changing its customs and adopting its laws", and made Jinning Jincheng Town its capital, becoming the "King of Yunnan" recorded in history. As the first historical figure in the mainland to develop the southwest frontier, Zhuang Ting brought Chu's advanced culture and production technology to Dianchi Lake area, which accelerated the development of local society, promoted the exchange, reference and integration of ethnic groups, created conditions for setting up counties in Yunnan during the Qin and Han Dynasties, and promoted the formation and development of a unified multi-ethnic country. Therefore, the history is called "today's southwest foreigners, hou zhuang table." From Yelang to the west of Dianchi Lake, they are all descendants of Zhuang Qi. It took 189 years from Zhuang nationality to the taste of Dian Wang in the tenth generation of Qiang nationality.
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When he became a monk, his real name was Tang Tai (1371-1435), and his legal name was Puhe, also known as Tonghe. Now he is from Shangdong Street, Jincheng, Jinning County. Great-grandfather Jin, whose real name is Zi Nan, was a juren of Jiajing Wuzi (1528) in Ming Dynasty, and once worked with Shao Wufu. Zu Yaoguan, whose real name was Ting Jun, and Jiajing Xinxi (156 1) tried to solve the Yuan Dynasty, but he never intended to be an official. He wrote a book behind closed doors, including The Complete Works of Yulong Mountain People. Father Mao De, whose name is Shi Xiu, was a scholar in Guimao (1603) in Wanli of Ming Dynasty. He used to be Tongzhi in Lintao, Shaanxi Province, and wrote ten sea poems. Tang Taizong once collected the works written by his great-grandfather, and co-edited Shaojitang Collection.
Tang Tai was good at writing poems in his early years and was known as "the first person in Yunnan". In the thirty-three years of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1605), he was ranked first in Gong Sheng. In the fifth year of the Apocalypse (1625), recommended by the year number, I went from Kunming to Beijing to take an examination of imperial academy. After traveling in the north and south of the Yangtze River, I got to know the famous "Fu She" in the south of the Yangtze River. I took Dong Qichang, a famous calligrapher at that time, as my teacher, and Chen Jiru, a famous painter, who combined the brushwork of Huang Yuan, Wang Gong and Ni Zan and formed a unique style. His paintings are mainly splash-ink landscapes, but also figures, and his masterpiece is Wan Li Map.
Among his poems, there are 8 volumes of Tangyuan Collection, which he carved before his death, including his 13-50 years old works; Miao An Cao has seven volumes, including his works in his 50-70 s; "Singing Flowers and Singing Hundred Rhymes" includes his 80-8 1 year-old works; Wang CuO Zhai Lian Yu was published by his disciple Guangsha, with a total of 386 couplets. According to his preface to the grass in the temple, "Apart from suffering and drowning for many years, there are other people who don't enter, don't enter after poetry, don't enter after poetry, and don't touch the time. They are all generous, like nine times out of ten." Unfortunately, the last category did not enter. Nevertheless, there are more than 2,000 poems in the two books, which shows the richness of his poems. After his death, Tang Tai was buried in Houshan, Gantong Temple, Dali.
Fang Shumei
Fang (1 88 1-1968) is a fairy named Xuechan,1Mei Jushi,1He Yishan, No.6 Red Bean Old Man, from Fangjiaying Village, Jincheng. 2 1 year-old entered the city in Yingzhou, Fufu and Xueyuan, and completed the pre-Qin philosophers at the age of 22. The ancient books and documents of Tuhao Normal School (Li Fei) and others. 1905 entered colleges and universities to study the strategy, and entered excellent normal schools the following year. 1907 was admitted to the natural history class.
After ten years of hard work, he collected Jinning literature and wrote 20 volumes of Jinning poems. 1938 ——1939 was the editor-in-chief of Yunnan annals, responsible for compiling old biographies, geography, literature, poems, biographies of people and series books, and wrote the old biographies of Han to Yuan. 1941-1943, when he was a professor of literature and history at Yunnan university, he wrote "Examination of Wangzhuang in Yunnan" and "Examination of Famous Names in Yunnan Province". In the meantime, he put forward the suggestion of continuing to edit the local government records of Jinning as the general editor. He edited 30 volumes of local records, including records, cabinets, tables, omissions and notes. During the period of 1943, Yunnan University included the part of Yunnan people's literary works compiled by Yunnan University as a single bibliography of Yunnan people's works in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the Southwest Research Series. Self-reported Poems of Snow Mountain House and Poems of Yunnan Hundred Volumes will be printed soon. At the same time, it was written as a collection of red beans in southern Yunnan with the same nature as Xiaozhi Camellia, praising Yunnan specialties. Later, it was written into 9 volumes, supplemented by 1 volume.
He has written many works, such as Essays on Shizhai, Records of the Stone in Jinning County, Records of Lou Ming, Records of Dian Biao, Bibliography of Modern Dian People, Miscellaneous Notes on Dianchi Lake, Bibliography of Xue Shan Lou, Records of the North, Bookbinding of Scholars in Southern Yunnan, Chronicle of Chen Rongchang, etc.