Analysis:
Zhao Tuo was born in Zhengding, Hebei (now Zhengding, Hebei). The founder of South Vietnam.
In 2 14 BC, Qin Shihuang sent hundreds of thousands of troops and made progress in Lingnan. Due to the stubborn resistance of the local Vietnamese, Qin Jun suffered repeated wars and defeats, and all the generals died. Qin Shihuang then ordered general Zhao Tuo to assist general Ren Tao to lead tens of thousands of navy divisions to reinforce Qin Jun to pacify the river crossing. In 2 14 BC, the Qin Dynasty established Nanhai County in Panyu (now Guangzhou), with Ren Tao as the county magistrate, in charge of the politics, military affairs and supervision of a county, and under its jurisdiction Panyu, Longchuan, Boluo and Sihui counties. Zhao Tuo was appointed as Longchuan county magistrate. Zhao built a city in Longchuan and acquired land as a place to govern. Zhao Tuo not only tried his best to prevent the Vietnamese from resisting, but also adopted the policy of "Harmony with China and Vietnam" to appease the Vietnamese. He persuaded soldiers to raise children locally, which promoted the assimilation between China and Vietnam. He also wrote to the emperor, demanding that the residents of the Central Plains be repatriated and moved to South Vietnam to spread the culture of the Central Plains.
From 209 to 207 BC, people from all over the Central Plains rose up against the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty. When Ren Tao was critically ill, he ordered Zhao Tuo to act as his agent and told him that "the Qin government had no way, the Central Plains was troubled, and Panyu was surrounded by mountains and seas, so it was possible to build a country." After the demise of the Qin Dynasty, Zhao Tuo led troops to capture Guilin and Xiang Jun in Lingnan, and unified the political power in Lingnan. With the support of the local Han people and Vietnamese people, he established the Nanyue State with Panyu as its capital and covering an area of thousands of miles, calling himself the "King of the Nanyue Army", thus laying the foundation stone for the Nanyue State that existed for 95 years. He also expanded Panyu City built by Ren Xiao, with a circumference of ten miles. Known as "Tuocheng", it became the central area of Guangzhou in later generations. He worked hard to coordinate ethnic relations and actively absorbed the culture of the Central Plains, which promoted the steady development of Guangdong's cultural economy at the end of Qin Dynasty and the beginning of Han Dynasty. In BC 196, Emperor Gaozu sent Lv Jia to South Vietnam, where he was in a separatist state, to persuade Zhao Tuo to accept the title of Hanwang and be naturalized as the central government. Zhao accepted the title of "King of South Vietnam" given by Emperor Gaozu and paid tribute to the court. Since then, iron and other production resources and technologies in the Central Plains have been continuously introduced into South Vietnam, which has initiated social and economic progress. After the death of Emperor Gaozu, the relationship between Zhao Tuo and the central government of the Han Dynasty in which Lv Hou was in power was once tense. He claimed to be the Southern Emperor Wu and attacked the imperial court. After Emperor Wen of Han ascended the throne, inspired by the appeasement policy of the imperial court, he took the initiative to cancel his title as emperor, and his relationship with the central government was restored, thus maintaining the social stability of Lingnan. In 137 BC, Zhao Tuo died at the age of 100.
Zhao Chongguo (52 years before 137 BC), a native of Shangbang in the Western Han Dynasty, was a brave and resourceful strategist who made outstanding contributions to the reclamation policy at that time. He is calm, brave and far-sighted. After Guo Chong's death, he and Huo Guang painted a portrait in Weiyang Palace, which overflowed into Zhuang and was buried in Yang (northwest of Imashimizu County). Now it is listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit.
Zhao Mingcheng (1081-129) was born in Lanjia Village, Chengguan Town, various cities. Zhao Mingcheng is a famous epigraphist in the history of our country, and he is the author of Records of the Stone Inscriptions. 2 1 year-old, Zhao Mingcheng married Li Qingzhao, a famous poetess in Song Dynasty. Li Qingzhao was born in the seventh year of Yuanfeng in the north (A.D. 1084), a native of Jinan, Shandong Province, whose real name was "Yi 'an Jushi".
Zhao (1170—1231year), with the word Boke. The grandson of Song Taizong VIII was born in Linhai, Taizhou, Zhejiang. In Shao Xiyuan (1 190) of the Southern Song Dynasty, the general Shi Lang began to enter the official career with his father's shadow. After being a scholar in the second year of Qingyuan (1 196), he successively served as the observation judge of Xiangtan County, the observation judge of Shaoxing Prefecture, the magistrate of Wuyi County, the judge of Lin 'an Prefecture, the magistrate of Nanjian Prefecture, the magistrate of Fujian Province and the magistrate of Raozhou. In the seventeenth year of Jiading (1224), when he was concurrently a magistrate and a foreign official in Quanzhou, he actively developed overseas trade and helped the country with the help of non-governmental forces, and consulted foreign businessmen in Quanzhou, and compiled two volumes of Zhufanzhi, the first volume was about the country and the second volume was about things. It is a monograph on China's foreign trade in the Song Dynasty, which has been quoted many times in the History of the Song Dynasty and works of the Song Dynasty, and was later included in the Yongle Grand Ceremony of the Ming Dynasty.
Zhao Gongming: (Date of birth and death to be determined), Marshal Zhao Gong, it is said that the Qin Dynasty gained enlightenment in Zhong Nanshan and was regarded as the "God of Wealth".
Zhao Gongming, the legendary master of Tan Xuan, is one of the four great marshals. He took Hei Hu as his mount, and his face was ferocious and majestic. Marshal Zhao was ordered by Fengtianmen to inspect the five parties. During the Ming Dynasty's alchemy in Zhang Tianshi, he asked the Jade Emperor to send a deity to guard the furnace. At that time, Zhao Gongming was appointed by the Jade Emperor. After Zhang Tianshi's enlightenment soared, Zhao Gongming stepped down as a furnace keeper, taking charge of the merits and demerits of the world, and was called "Dragon and Tiger Tan Xuan".
There are many different stories about Zhao Gongming's life. It is said that Zhao Gongming was originally a Japanese genius. After being shot by Hou Yi for nine days, Hei Hu, who became a human being and rode a silver whip, lived in seclusion in Sichuan. It was not until Zhang Tianshi asked him to guard Dan's room that he was named "Marshal Tan Xuan". Zhao Gongming used to be the king of Luofu Cave in Emei Mountain. At the end of Shang Dynasty, Jiang Ziya led a crusade against Chunyu Wen, and Chunyu invited him to help him go down the mountain. I didn't expect to die tragically under the spell of Jiang Ziya's seven arrows to seal his throat.
When the great cause arrived, when Jiang Ziya sealed the gods at the altar, Zhao Gongming, who was skilled in martial arts, was named the "King of the Real Dragon, Tiger and Tan Xuan", and led four subordinates, Zhao Bao, Na Zhen, Auspicious and Lishi, to meet the auspicious wishes. It is said that he can drive away thunder and lightning, eliminate disasters, uphold justice and seek wealth, so he is called Marshal Zhao Gong. Therefore, people respectfully call Zhao Gongming "Wu Caishen".
Zhao: (653 ~ 60 BC1), posthumous title, also known as,, Teijin. The famous ruler of Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Zhao Yang: (BC? ~ 458 years ago), namely Zhao Jianzi, also known as Zhifu, also known as Zhao Meng. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Jin was in the Qing Dynasty.
Zhao Kuo: (BC? ~ 260 years ago), Ma Fujun was the son of Zhao She, also known as Ma Fuzi. A famous general of Zhao in the Warring States Period. An armchair strategist.
Zhao Jieyu: (BC? ~ 1 years ago), female, also known as Zhao, Queen of Emperor Hancheng.
Zhao Ye: (A.D.? ~ 80 years), the word Junbo, was born in Huiji, Yinshan (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). A famous scholar in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
(A.D. 108 ~ 20 1) A native of Jingzhao Changling (now Xianyang, Shaanxi), whose name is Jia, is too clear. Confucian scholars in the eastern han dynasty.
Zhao Yong: (BC? ~ 295 years ago), king Wuling of Zhao, son of Ming Yong. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the monarch of Zhao reigned for 26 years from 325 BC to 299 BC.
Zhao Yun: (A.D.? ~ 229 years), the word Zilong, Changshan calm person (now Zhengding, Hebei). The famous general of Shu in the Three Kingdoms period was one of the "Five Tiger Generals".
Zhao: (year of birth and death to be tested), born in Deben, Wan (now Nanyang, Henan). Famous calligrapher of Northern Zhou Dynasty.
Zhao Sheng: (BC? ~ 25 1 years ago),No. Ping Yuanjun. Hui Zhou Wang Wen, one of the four famous sons in the Warring States Period, was the prime minister of Xiaozong.
(A.D. 108 ~ 20 1), formerly known as Jia, was born in Changling, Jingzhao (now Xianyang, Shaanxi). Famous Confucian classics in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Zhao She: Born in Handan (now Handan, Hebei). The famous general Zhao of the Warring States period. Zhao Kuo's father.
Zhao Yi: (year of birth and death to be tested), Zi Shu, from Xixian County, Hanyang (now Tianshui, Gansu). A famous ci-fu writer in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Zhao Gao: (BC? ~ 207 years ago), Zhao was a nobleman and later became a eunuch in Qin.
Zhao Kui: (A.D. 1 186 ~ 1266) was born in Hengshan, Southern Song Dynasty. A famous politician, painter and calligrapher in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Zhao Zhilian: (Date of birth and death to be tested), an outstanding painter and seal engraver in Qing Dynasty.
Zhao Zhiyi: (A.D. 178 1 ~ 1860), a famous sage, was born in Renshan, Bao Yue. Qiantang people in Zhejiang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang). Famous calligrapher and seal engraver in Qing Dynasty.
Zhao Yi: (A.D. 1727 ~ 18 10), word,No. Oubei, Jiangsu Yang Laker (now Changzhou, Jiangsu). Famous poet and historian in Qing Dynasty.
Zhao Kuangyin: A famous soldier in the later Zhou Dynasty, after the "Chen Qiao mutiny", he proclaimed himself emperor on behalf of Zhou Dynasty and established the Song Dynasty for 320 years, which made the reputation of Zhao family reach its most glorious period.
Zhao Mengfu: An outstanding painter in Yuan Dynasty, from Wuxing, Zhejiang. He is good at calligraphy, running script and small letters, and his brushwork is round and beautiful, so he is called "Zhao Ti".