Xiao Daxin, a member of Song Xianggong, was a doctor in Xiao Yi during the Spring and Autumn Period. Because of his contribution to quelling the civil strife in Song Dynasty, he was awarded the title of Viscount Xiao Yi Xiaoguo by the Duke of Song Dynasty. Because he was the uncle of the Duke of Song at that time, he was called "Xiao Shu" and "Xiao Shu Da Xin". Later, it was invaded by Chu, and later generations took Guo as their surname and called Xiao. Later generations revered Xiao Daxin as the ancestor of Xiao.
2. Xiao He
Han nationality in Xiao He was born in Pei County. At the end of Qin Dynasty, Liu Bang's uprising was assisted, and the Han Dynasty was established. It was named "Guo Xiang" and was called "Xiao Guo Xiang" in history. After conquering Xianyang, he received the calligraphy collected by Prime Minister Qin and the Imperial Palace, and mastered the accounts of mountains, rivers and counties all over the country, which played an important role in formulating policies and winning the Chu-Han War in the future.
During the Chu-Han War, he stayed in Guanzhong, making Guanzhong a consolidated rear area of the Han army, and constantly delivering soldiers' salaries to support the war, which played an important role in Liu Bang's victory over Xiang Yu and the establishment of the Han Dynasty. Xiao He adopted the Six Laws of Qin Dynasty, and re-formulated the legal system into nine chapters. In legal thought, he advocates inaction and likes the technique of Huang Lao.
3. Little Wang Zhi
Xiao, Zi, is the sixth grandson of Xiao He. He lived in Confucianism and studied. He was famous for a while, and he was a teacher, ranking third. He assisted in state affairs, was loyal to the monarch and loved the people, was upright and upright, and won the honor of Han history. He is a sage of Xiao family in China and respects Xiao. Later, due to false accusations against treacherous court officials, he committed suicide by drinking pigeons and was buried in Nanzhong Village, Xiaozhong Village, Lanling Town. His sons Xiao Liang, Xiao Xian and Xiao You were handed down from generation to generation by Confucianism.
When Wang Zhi was alive, he was in charge of Qi Shi and studied various classics. He is a descendant of the famous Analects of Confucius in the Han Dynasty, and the "lanling wine" praised by Li Bai in The Traveler is said to be Xiao's home brew.
4. Xiao Daocheng
Xiao Daocheng (April, 427-482 1 1), Emperor of Qi, was born in Lanling County, Donghai County, and was the founding emperor of Nanqi during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In the third year of the Ming Dynasty (479), he was abdicated, that is, he was proclaimed emperor, with the title of Qi, which was called Nanqi in history. Xiao Daocheng avoided the demise of the Liu and Song Dynasties, practiced frugality, reduced people's rent and accommodation debts, and lightened the punishment.
In the fourth year of Jianyuan (482), Xiao Daocheng died at the age of 56. Posthumous title Gao, temple name Mao, was buried in Tai 'an Mausoleum. Xiao Daocheng is well-read, good at writing and loves Go. He was the first emperor in history to personally write books about Go.
5. Xiao Yan
Xiao Yan, Liang Wudi (12,464-June 549), Li Dong, an adult, was born in Wujin County and Nanlanling County, and was the founder of the Liang Dynasty in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Born in the Xiao family of Lanling, he is the 25th grandson of Xiao He, the prime minister of the Western Han Dynasty.
In the second year of ZTE, he accepted Xiao Baorong's "Zen position" and established Nanliang. In the early days of his rule, Xiao Yan was still able to pay attention to government affairs and correct various abuses since the Song and Qi Dynasties. In order to control counties, he adopted the policy of replacing dissidents, appointing cronies and cracking down. But for the gentry, Xiao Yan changed his precedent, restored their respected status as much as possible, and granted real power to the imperial clan king as much as possible.