Dong Fangshuo, whose name is Man Qian, was born in Shandong Plain (now Shentou Town, Ling County, Dezhou). He likes studying since he was a child and has a humorous personality. BC 140 (the first year of the founding of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty), he was recruited as the founder of Xiande, entered the DPRK to serve Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, and became a doctor of Taizhong with outstanding achievements. Because of his many works, he was one of the famous writers in China during the Western Han Dynasty.
His father's surname is Zhang, his first name is Yi, and his mother is Tian. Because he lost his mother three days after birth, he was raised by his neighbor Shuo, hence the name "Shuo"; At dawn in the east, the surname is "East". Dong Fangshuo was brilliant since he was a child, and he often remonstrated with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as an adult. In the first year of Jian 'an, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, regardless of the country's wealth and poverty, wanted to build a large-scale building and a forest garden. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took Dong Fangshuo's advice, withdrew the imperial edict, and reduced people's taxes and corvees. Dong Fangshuo also repeated Chen Nong's strategy of fighting for a strong country, promoting advantages and eliminating disadvantages, which was mostly adopted by Emperor Wu.
Hanwu acceded to the throne, called on the world to be virtuous, and recommended himself to the DPRK: "I was twenty years old, nine feet three inches long, with eyes hanging like pearls, teeth woven like shells, courage like Meng Ben, agility like, loyalty like uncle Bao." If so, I can be the minister of Tianzi. " When Emperor Wu saw his book, he "made great efforts to govern and ordered a car". From then on, he began his career of joys and sorrows with the scholar of the great emperor Xing Han for more than 50 years. Dong Fangshuo was an outstanding figure in the period of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty. He has made many achievements in politics, military affairs, literature and art. Dong Fangshuo died in Liang Wudi in the fourth year (93 years ago) at the age of 62. The full name of Yan Zi Monument in Lingxian County is "Monument painted by Dr. Han Taizhong and praised by Mr. Dongfang", which was written by Xiahou Zhan, a writer in the Western Jin Dynasty, and Yan Zhenqing, a famous calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. The stone tablet is carved on all sides, with fifteen lines in the yang, fifteen lines in the yin and three lines in the left and right, each with thirteen characters. The inscription is in regular script, with six centimeters in Yang seal script and six centimeters in Yin official script, ten centimeters in inscription, and * * 1,073 words. The stone tablet is over 1240 years old and belongs to the national first-class cultural relics collection.
Wei Qing (? ~ 65438 BC+005 BC), whose real name was Zhong Qing, was born in Pingyang, Hedong (now southwest of Linfen, Shanxi) in the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC ~ 8 AD). He was the main commander in the fight against Xiongnu during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Wei Qing's father, Ji Zheng, is a county official. When he was working in Princess Pingyang's house, he had an affair with the maid Weiwei and gave birth to Wei Qing. Later, Wei Qing's half-sister, Wei Zifu, entered the palace and was favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so all seven of them changed their surnames to Wei.
After my sister got pregnant, the then queen was jealous and sent someone to arrest Wei Qing, trying to kill him. Wei Qing was saved by his good friend Gongsun Ao. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty knew about it, he summoned Wei Qing and appointed him as the supervisor and assistant of Zhang Jian Palace. Later, my sister became a queen, and Wei Qing was promoted to a doctor.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty changed the pro-Xiongnu policy in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, and relied on the wealth and strength accumulated by "the rule of cultural scenery" to launch a large-scale counterattack against Xiongnu. Wei Qing was made a riding general in 129 BC, and * * * led the troops to crusade against Xiongnu seven times, with outstanding achievements.
Wei Qing led the army to fight against the Huns, and repeatedly made meritorious military service, with a total of 16,300 fiefs. Although he made outstanding achievements in military service and was in power in the ruling and opposition parties, he never formed a political party to interfere in political affairs. Unlike Huo Qubing, he showed more sympathy for the foot soldiers, shared weal and woe with the soldiers and enjoyed high prestige. Finally, Wei Qing died in BC 105.
Huo Qubing (former 140 ~ former117) [www.365zn.com, click to enter].
Western Han dynasty generals. Wei Qing's nephew. Hedong Pingyang (now southwest of Linfen, Shanxi) people. He was good at riding and shooting Yuanshuo for six years (before 123), and Huo Qubing was appointed as a captain of Yao by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. With Wei Qing in the desert south (now the desert south of Mongolian Plateau), he crusaded against Xiongnu, killing more than 2,000 people and won the title of champion. In the second year of Yuanshou (formerly 12 1), he served as a general in title of generals in ancient times. In the spring and summer, he led troops to attack the Xiongnu Department which occupied Hexi (now Hexi Corridor and Huangshui River Basin), killing and injuring more than 40,000 people. In the autumn of the same year, he was ordered to meet the evil king of Xiongnu who led his troops to Han. At the critical moment when some people were overthrown by the Han Dynasty, he led the army into Xiongnu, killed the rebels and stabilized the situation. The evil king of Xiongnu was able to lead more than 40,000 people to the Han Dynasty. From then on, the Han Dynasty took control of Hexi area and opened up the road to the western regions. In the summer of four years, Wei Qing rode across the desert (now the Great Desert of Mongolian Plateau) at a speed of 50,000 people each, and attacked the Huns. After defeating Zuo's army, Huo Qubing attacked and pursued at 56 points, reaching more than 2,000 li, killing and injuring more than 70,000 people. Later, he was promoted to Fu and shared the relieving power with Wei Qing. He used his troops flexibly, paid attention to strategy, was unconventional, brave and resolute, and won the trust of Emperor Wu. Yuan Shou lived for six years (1 17) and died of illness.