Pei Yuanqing was the third hero in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the third son of Pei and the younger brother of Pei, and her sister married another hero in the book, Cheng. Pei Yuanqing is famous for being the only hero who can receive Li Yuanba's three hammers in Sui and Tang Dynasties. In The Tang Dynasty, Pei Yuanqing was burned to death in the mountains of the Qing Dynasty, and was killed by an evil hero in The Biography of Xing Tang People.
As a teenager, Pei was brave and good at riding and shooting, and once served as the bodyguard of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty. Pei and his son were subordinates of Zhang Xutuo, a general of Sui Dynasty. Because Zhang Xutuo was ambushed and killed in the Battle of the Sea Temple and defeated by Shi Biao, Pei Renji took his son to join the Wagangjun.
In the first year of Wude, namely 6 18 AD, Wang and Shi Mi fought a decisive battle. Pei suggested that Luoyang be used to contain the king, so that Luoyang's troops were exhausted, and our army could defeat the king and reduce our casualties. However, Shi Biao felt that Pei's suggestion was too one-sided. As a result, he agreed to the request of others and let him play, and was finally defeated by Wang. Pei Renji and his son were both captured.
Wang was very kind to his father and son and married his brother's daughter to Pei Hangyan. Pei Hangyan took the lead instead of Wang, so he was brave. Known as the enemy of ten thousand people, its prestige in the three armed forces is getting higher and higher. Wang Yue became more and more afraid of him. At this time, Pei Renji reached an agreement with a group of rebels. But when the news leaked out, Wang took the lead and destroyed the three families of Pei.
During Tang Wude's reign, Pei was honored as "Our Loyalty and Our Time" by posthumous title for his outstanding achievements.
Pei Renji's son
Pei was a general in the late Sui Dynasty. He has two sons, Pei Xingyan and Pei Xingjian. Pei Xingjian has strong martial arts and is brave and good at fighting. Later, he was framed by the prison army of the Sui Dynasty and joined the Wagang Army with his father Pei Renji. Pei Xingjian is the second son of Pei. Pei Xingjian is a brave man and often gives things to his subordinates. Besides, he is versatile, good at cursive script and official script, and is a calligrapher.
Pei Hangyan spoke highly of it in history. Shi Biao was defeated by Wang after taking refuge in Wagang Army. Pei Hangyan once worked under the king, and was called an enemy of ten thousand people by the soldiers of the three armed forces, which was feared by the king. Pei Hangyan and his father were killed after his father's rebellion failed. Later generations deified Pei and took him as the prototype, shaping the image of heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasties. He was shown in Tang Legend and Xing Tang Biography, and was later regarded as loyal by posthumous title.
When Pei Xingjian was a teenager, he was named Hong Wensheng because of his ancestors' meritorious service. Later, he took part in the imperial examination and was appointed to join the army. Later, Pei Xingjian was demoted to the history of the governor's office because he was talking about abolishing the king. In 677 AD, when the Turks attacked, Tang Gaozong appointed Pei Xingjian as the appeasement ambassador to escort the Persian king. Later, he led a limited army on the road to arrest the rebels and quell the rebellion. After returning to North Korea, Tang Gaozong appreciated him very much, and appointed him as Shangshu and Right General of the Ministry of Rites. Later, he made great achievements in the war with the Turks.
In the first year of Yongchun, the Turks rebelled again, and Pei Xingjian was appointed as the general manager of the March. But before we set out, Pei Xingjian died. At the age of sixty-four, he was appointed Governor of Youzhou, and posthumous title appointed him. Because his descendants were still very young, Tang Gaozong personally ordered the prince to find officials to help Pei Xingjian's family until they could stand on their own feet. After Tang Zhongzong acceded to the throne, he was posthumously named Yangzhou secretariat, and later was posthumously named Qiu by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty.