1. Ni Kuan: Official of the Western Han Dynasty, courtesy name Zhongwen, a native of Qiancheng (now Nijia Village, Le'an Street, Guangrao County, Shandong Province). He has been an official in the imperial court, a senior official in the imperial court, a senior official in the central government, a senior official in the imperial family, and a senior official in the royal family. In the ninth year of Taichu, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he was ordered to work with Sima Qian and others to establish the Taichu Calendar. He was proficient in classics and calendars, and was good at diction.
2. Ni said: A native of the Song Dynasty during the Warring States Period, one said that a Song Dynasty official, a famous philosopher, traveled to Jixia, was famous for his eloquence, and was the first to raise the question of "a white horse is not a horse".
3. Ni Meng: Ziming, a native of Linzi (now Zibo, Shandong) in the Han Dynasty. He was benevolent and filial, but in a famine year, the people ate each other. He and his brother went out to the city to pick vegetables. They were caught and wanted to eat his brother. Mengyan said that my brother is thin and not as good as Meng who is fat and healthy, so I would like to replace him. Do not kill if you feel it is right.
4. Ni Ruoshui: A native of Gaocheng (now Shijiazhuang, Hebei), a famous official in the Tang Dynasty. He was born as a Jinshi, and when he became the governor of Bianzhou, his politics were quiet and his moral integrity was great. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty sent people to hunt rare birds and animals in the south, and tried to stop them by admonishing them. Official to Youcheng.
5. Ni Shu: courtesy name Meng Xi, a native of Baisha Wenxi, Minhou County. A minister of the Southern Han Dynasty during the Five Dynasties, he was called "Prime Minister Ni" by the locals. In the fourth year of Emperor Qianfu of the Tang Dynasty (877), he was promoted to Jinshi and took the examination in Jingzhao. He tried "Poetry on the Retreat of Cold and Heat in the Fire" and "Poetry on the Waning Moon Like a New Moon", and Ni Shu ranked fifth. In the first year of Zhonghe (881) of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty, he again promoted Yiji Xu Yousun to become a Jinshi and became a doctor of Taixue.
6. Ni Wenyi: A native of Fu'an (now Fujian), an official in the Song Dynasty. During the Xianchun period, he was a Jinshi, an official of Anren County, and a magistrate of Qingliu County. The soldiers of the Yuan Dynasty went south and returned to seclusion, but the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty refused to go when he was summoned.
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