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Xie Gongyun: "The sage goes to others, and it is near." Neither the son nor the nephew promised. Gong sighed and said, "If Chao heard about this, he would not have come to Henan."
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Hehan: Galaxy is an irrelevant and unreliable empty talk.
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Xie Gong: Xie An (320-385), whose name is Anshi, was born in Yang Xia, Chen Jun (now Taikang, Henan). Not very famous, he spoke clearly, resigned repeatedly, and became an official in his forties. At the beginning, he was Huan Wen Sima. Later, he served as Xing Wu's prefect, assistant, official department minister, and middle guard. After Jian Wendi's death, Xie An and Wang defeated Huan Wen's attempt to usurp the throne. After Huan Wen's death, his reputation with Wang Biao and other officials was even higher. In the Battle of Feishui, Xie An conquered the viceroy and commanded Xie Shi, Xie Xuan and other pre-Qin armies to pay tribute to Taibao. Later, because of his fame, he was suspected by Emperor Xiaowu and was forced to go to Guangling to avoid disaster. Ten years in Taiyuan (385), he died in Jiankang at the age of sixty-six. He was posthumously awarded the title of "Wen Jing" to Taifu and Luling County, and posthumous title.
(336-377), the word Jingxing, was born in Jinxiang, Gaoping (now Shandong), the grandson of the founding hero of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the son of literature and history. A good cursive script is not as good as two kings, and his books are legally classified as domestic products. Proficient in Buddhism, he wrote the Buddhist Sutra and was praised as "a beautiful man for a while" by famous monks such as Zhi Daolin. Teenagers are precocious and clever. When they were teenagers, they were slapped by Sima Yu, the general of Fujun. In the third year of Yonghe (347), Huan Wen destroyed the Han Dynasty and entered the Han Dynasty, and was appointed as the general of the West by Huan Wen. Since then, he has been in the shogunate of Huan Wen and won trust. After the defeat of Fang Tou, it was suggested that Jian Wendi should be abolished, and he was appointed assistant minister of Ren Zhongshu. After Huan Wen's death, he was appointed as Stuart Zuo Changshi, but he left because of his mother's funeral. After the expiration of filial piety, the imperial court restored him as a regular servant of the scattered rider, and later named him General Xuanwei and the coastal satrap, which were not accepted. ? Taiyuan two years (377), died at the age of 42.