The ancient and glorious Xing surname is filled with celebrities in history books.
For example: during the Three Kingdoms period, there was Xing Zhen, who served as Taichang's policy; in the Northern Qi Dynasty, there was Xing Zhi, who was an assistant teacher; The number of Xing Qun is too numerous to mention. There was Xing Yu in the Northern Song Dynasty; there was Xing Xianzhi in the Ming Dynasty; ,wait.
Xing Luan: Hejian Mo, an official and scholar in the Northern Wei Dynasty. He is well-read in books and biographies, and has literary talent. Tired officials and scattered cavalry are often servants and ministers. Later, due to his great defeat of Yang Shaoxian, a native of Qiuchi, and other military exploits, he was promoted to minister in the palace.
Xing Shao: A native of Hejian, he was an official and writer in the Northern Qi Dynasty. If one is born in the literary category at the age of ten, the young man will be smart and quick-thinking. When the official arrives, the prince of the country offers wine, and Taichang Qing is also the supervisor of the Central Secretary. The articles are elegant and rich in collections. There is "Xing Tejin Collection". His elder brother, Xing Zangguan, went to Puyang to be the prefect. He followed the law carefully and had a commanding name.
Xing Gao: A native of Hejian (now part of Hebei Province), he was the leader of the Qingzhou refugee uprising at the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty. In 528 AD, he revolted in Beihai (today's Weifang, Shandong Province). He called himself the King of Han, and his reign title was Tiantong. He had a crowd of 100,000 and was powerful all over the country. Later he was suppressed.
Xing Yong: A native of Hejian, with the courtesy name Zi'ang. He has a noble temperament and is called "Xing Zi'ang with great virtues" and "a true elegant scholar" by contemporary commentaries. , moved to Taichang, etc., and were granted the title of "Guannei Hou" by the Cao family and his son.
Xing Huan: A native of Xiangfu, Kaifeng (now part of Henan Province), a minister of the Song Dynasty. His daughter was the wife of Kang Wang Zhao Gou. After Emperor Gaozong ascended the throne, he named his daughter the queen, and her officials successively served as privy ministers and envoys to Qingyuan.
Xing Bing: courtesy name Shuming (932-1010), a native of Jiyin County in the Song Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Taizong, he was promoted to the rank of Nine Classics, and was appointed as a doctor in the Ministry of Finance and became the Minister of the Ministry of Rites. At the beginning of Zhenzong's reign, Bing was appointed as a lecturer in the Imperial Academy. The emperor ordered Bing to sit and lecture on "Spring and Autumn" in the palace, and participated in the revision of the three "Li" and the three "Biography".
Xing Kuan: A native of Wuwei, Luzhou Prefecture (now part of Anhui Province), an official in the Ming Dynasty. During the Yongle period, he became the number one scholar. Sun Yue Gong originally ranked first, but the emperor thought "Yue Gong" was "violent", and Xing Kuan was Xing Kuan, so he was the number one scholar. As an official, he served as a lecturer at Nanjing Hanlin Academy and served as a supervisor of the Imperial Academy.
Xing Dong: Ziyuan (1551-1612), a native of Linyi (now part of Shandong Province), was a calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty. Wanli Jinshi, official to Shaanxi Province Taipuqing. He is good at painting and poetry, and is especially famous for his calligraphy. His calligraphy is treasured throughout the country, and he is also known as Dong Qichang, Zhu Wanzhong and Zhang Ruitu. There is "Laiguanji".
Xing Shu: A native of Jiezhou, Gansu Province, an official and historian in the Qing Dynasty. Jinshi in the 55th year of Qianlong's reign. He was promoted to the prefect of Nan'an, Jiangxi Province. He has a good knowledge of ancient times and a thorough study of the stele and editions, and uses regular regular script. Together with Sun Xingyan, he co-authored "Huanyu's Visit to Steles", "A Study of Guanyou Classics", "Records of Xi Xingxing in the Two Han Dynasties", "Discrimination of Epigraphic Differences", etc.
Xing Jushi: A native of Yangwu, Zhengzhou (now part of Henan Province), a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. The young ones are called strange children. At the age of eight, he wrote "Ming Fei Yin", which became famous all over the world. In the sixteenth and seventh years of his life, he became famous for his articles. There is "The Moan Collection".
Xing Baopu: A native of Yingzhou (now Yingxian County, Shanxi Province), a minister of the Liao Kingdom. He successively served as an official and a political official, a bachelor of Hanlin Academy, a minister of household affairs, a bachelor of Hanlin Academy, and other positions. Repeatedly sentenced to imprisonment, the common people were treated unfairly. The final official position was the privy envoy of the South Courtyard. His younger brother Xing Baozhi also served as a senior official in the same dynasty.
Xing Zengyin: a native of Xinchang, Shaoxing Prefecture (now part of Zhejiang Province), a medical scientist of the Ming Dynasty. After repeated attempts, he abandoned Confucianism and studied medicine, and his prescriptions were often effective. There are "New Medical Records", "Compiled Essentials of Materia Medica", "Detailed Explanation of Treatise on Typhoid Fever", and "Additional and Supplementary Pulse Jue".
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