Ying Yao: In the early Han Dynasty, he lived in seclusion in the mountains of Huaiyang and did not want to be an official. Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty sent a minister to invite him and Shangshan Sihao to serve as officials in the imperial court, but Ying Yao refused to go. People at that time said: "The four bright people in Shangshan are not as good as the one old man in Huaiyang!"
Yingshun: Yin of Henan in the Eastern Han Dynasty, named Huazhong, a native of Nandun. He was a tiring official and the governor of Jizhou, honest and selfless. The queen is filial to her mother. During the reign of Emperor He, he was Yin of Henan, and he was well versed in political affairs. He gave birth to ten sons, all of whom were famous for their talents. Zhongzi Die, the prefect of Jiangxia. Diesheng Chen was the prefect of Wuling. Chen Shengfeng.
Ying Die: A native of Nandun, Runan, Ying Shunzhongzi. The governor of Jiangxia.
Ying Chen: A native of Nandun, Runan, the son of Ying Die, the prefect of Wuling.
Ying Feng: [Alive around 144 AD] named Shishu, a native of Runan Dun, the son of Ying Chen. The year of birth and death is unknown, but he was alive around the end of Emperor Shun of the Han Dynasty. If you are less smart, you will have poor reading skills. He has a very good memory. From childhood to adulthood, he never forgets anything he has experienced. At the age of 20, I met Yuan He, who was about to travel and work behind closed doors. The craftsman opened the fan inside and looked at half of it. In the next few decades, I met a wheelwright on the road and greeted him. Liang Ji was promoted to Maocai. In the first year of Yongxing (AD 153), he worshiped the prefect of Wuling. He was very kind and was convinced by the barbarians. In the seventh year of Yanxi (AD 164), he conquered the Wuling barbarians from the chariot and cavalry general Feng Kui and was recommended as Sili Xiaowei for his merit. When the party members got into trouble, they angrily retired with illness. Later, many officials recommended him, and he would die of illness. In order to commemorate Qu Yuan's self-inflicted wounds, he wrote thirty chapters of "Gansao" with tens of thousands of words. He also tried to delete more than 360 years of "Historical Records", "Hanshu" and "Hanji". From the rise of the Han Dynasty to that time, there were seventeen volumes, named "Hanshi".
Ying Shao: [living around 178 AD], courtesy name Zhongyuan, (first written as Zhongyuan, also written as Zhongyuan) was from Nandun, Runan, and was the son of Yingfeng. The year of birth and death is unknown, but he was alive around the first year of Emperor Guanghe's reign. Shao Duxue Expo. Emperor Ling worshiped Xiaolian for the first time. In the sixth year of Zhongping (184 AD), he paid homage to the prefect of Taishan. In the second year of Emperor Xian's reign (AD 191), 300,000 Yellow Turban soldiers were defeated and the county was restored to safety. The next year after Emperor Xian moved the capital to Xu (AD 196), he ordered Shao to serve as a lieutenant for Yuan Shao's army. He later died in Ye. Shaochang felt that the old chapters at that time were drowned out and few scribes remained, so he compiled what he had heard and compiled "Han Guan Yi" and "Etiquette Stories". He also wrote "Customs of Customs" to identify the names of things and explain the suspicions of current customs. The writing is unconventional but popular, which is worthy of its name. All his writings, including one hundred and thirty-six articles collected in "Jie Han Shu", have been handed down to the world.
Ying Xun: courtesy name Ji Yu, Sikong Peng. Ying Shao's younger brother, Xun gave birth to Jian.
Ying Jue: courtesy name Delian, a writer of the Three Kingdoms and Wei Dynasties, a native of Runan, and the son of Ying Xun. Cao Cao conquered him and made him the prime minister, and later he became Wen Gian Zhonglang. Cao Pi said that he was talented and learned enough to write books, and he was one of the "Seven Sons of Jian'an". He is the author of Ying Delian Collection.
Ying Cu: (?～252) named Xiulian, a writer in Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. A native of Runan (now part of Henan), Ying Jue's younger brother. He was born in the first year of Chuping, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, and died in the fourth year of Jiaping, King Fang of Wei Qi, at the age of sixty-three. Erudite and good at writing and writing. During the reign of Emperor Wen and Emperor Ming, he served as a regular official on horseback. When Cao Fang ascended the throne, he moved to serve as a minister and became a general and commander of history. At that time, the general Cao Shuang was in power and acted improperly. Ying Xu once wrote "One Hundred and One Poems" to satirize him. Ying Can's original collection of 10 volumes has been lost. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Pu compiled more than 10 of his poems and essays, and combined them with Ying Jue's works into "Collections of Ying Delian and Ying Xiulian", which were included in "Collections of One Hundred and Three Masters of Han, Wei and Six Dynasties".
Ying Zhen [AD? From 269 to 269, he was named Jifu, a native of Runan, and the son of Yingxu. His birth year is unknown, but he died in the fifth year of Taishi, Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty. He was rarely known for his talent and good conversation. In the middle of the beginning, Xiahou Xuan's reputation was very strong. Zhenchang wrote a five-character poem while sitting in Xuan, which was highly praised by Xuan. Raise a high rank and show your position. Later he joined the army for Emperor Wu. Emperor Jianze moved to Shizhong, and tired officials often served him on horseback. He also wrote new rituals with Taiwei Xunyi, but died before they were implemented. Zhen wrote a volume of collected works ("Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi") which has been handed down to the world.
Ying Zhan: [AD 279-331] named Siyuan, a native of Nandun, Runan. He was born in the fifth year of Xianning, Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, and died in the sixth year of Xianhe, Emperor Cheng of Jin Dynasty, at the age of fifty-three. He was an orphan and was raised by his grandmother. When I was more than ten years old, my grandmother died again, and I mourned her as a filial piety. The family is rich in wealth, so they invite the clan members to live together, and they are as close as relatives. He is famous for his talent articles. Serving as a prince and sacrificing others will bring you glory and honor. Wang Dun rebelled, and Emperor Ming appointed Zhan as the commander-in-chief of the vanguard military.
When things went well, he was granted the title of Marquis of Guanyang County based on his merits, and was given the title of Commander-in-Chief of all military affairs in Jiangzhou and the governor of Jiangzhou. After his death, he was given as a gift to General Zhennan, with his posthumous title of Lie. There are three volumes of collected works written by Zhan, and "Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi" notes that there are five volumes of collections of General Zhennan Ying Zhan. Zhan Zhan wrote the collection, which should be the author's mistake. This is passed down to the world from "Tang Shu Zhi".
Yingyi Festival: from the Tang Dynasty. Traveling to Tiantai Mountain, I lived in Zhen Daoyuan. According to legend, the dead body was transformed into an immortal. Live in truth, preserve its roots, and nourish its spirit.
Application: Calligrapher of the Later Zhou Dynasty, a native of Jiangnan. He is good at writing fine characters, as small as hair. He once wrote "Heart Sutra" on a coin and "Guotai Minan" on a sesame seed.
Ying Shunchen: A native of Wuzhou in the Song Dynasty. Named Renbo, he was a young man who was unruly, long-term, devoted to learning, and became a Jinshi during the Qingli period (1041-1048 AD). He was promoted to the magistrate of Hongzhou.
Ying Chunzhi: (Song Dynasty) courtesy name Chunfu. Yongkang people. Meng Mingzi. Jiatai Jinshi. He has known Chuzhou for a long time and served as the economic and pacification envoy of Jingdong. Seeing the Northern Army's repeated victories, he said that the Central Plains could be restored, and he secretly heard about it in the court. Prime Minister Shi Miyuan did not want to make a big move in view of the opening of the jubilee, but he ordered the establishment of a loyal army and ordered it to be restrained. He has been promoted to Minister of War. The Jin invaded and fought hard to death.
Ying Zihe was born in Yongkang (now Zhejiang). Xiaozong became a Jinshi in the second year of Chunxi (1175). The official came to observe the affairs of the military governor's office. He is good at poetry, and there is a saying that goes: "The sunset on the West Bank is red, the short candle burns red, the wind blows and the flowers fall red." At that time, he was known as the Three Red Scholars. The matter can be seen in the eighth volume of "Wenyuan" in "Yongkang County Chronicles" written by Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty.
Yingcai (?-1180), named Boliang, was born in Yanhou. In the 27th year of Shaoxing (1157), he became a Jinshi and was awarded the title of Professor of Quzhou. Later, he devoted himself to studying Neo-Confucianism and achieved profound attainments. During the reign of Emperor Longxing of the Song Dynasty, the imperial court issued an edict to seek talents. He was recommended according to the talents and was promoted to the Ministry of War, where he was responsible for the secret copywriting of accounts. Later, because of his maturity, poise, dignity and prudence, he was selected by the emperor as Prince Chunfang, in charge of the general affairs inside and outside the East Palace. At the beginning of the Chunxi period of the Song Dynasty, the Northern Expedition was used to recover the lost territory in the Central Plains. Within a few years, the border was peaceful and stable. In the seventh year of Chunxi's reign, Yingcai died of illness in the army. His posthumous title is An Guogong.
Ying Xiangweng: Judge of the Yuan Dynasty, courtesy name Jingze, from Huangyan. When he was born in the Song Dynasty, he often traveled with Che Ruoshui and Huang Chaoran, and he was called Mr. Shengquan at that time. There are "Holy Spring Collected Works" and so on.
Ying Benren: a scholar of the Yuan Dynasty, with the courtesy name Benli. To be a minister of the Song Dynasty in the world is not to be an official of the Yuan Dynasty. He lives in seclusion in the south of the city, is knowledgeable and good at giving. It was planned to build a righteous village, which was also called a righteous school. It is known as "Yingjia Pavilion" in the world.
Ying Liang, courtesy name Yuan Zhong, was born in Xianju. Jinshi in the sixth year of Zhengde. Official editor. Shouren was in the official department and was very knowledgeable. It will be ten years since I returned home to support my old age and gave lectures in the mountains. At the beginning of Jiajing period, when he was still in office, he fought for the great gift and imperial staff in Fuque. General Zhang deposed Hanlin as a foreign official, and was promoted to deputy envoy to Shanxi Province. Xie returned from illness and died.
Ying Dayou: (1487-1581) named Bangsheng and Rongzhai. Immortal people. He became a Jinshi in the ninth year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty. He once served as the chief of the Southern Criminal Department and participated in pacifying the Chenhao Rebellion. Later, he participated in politics in Guangdong, became the censor of Qiandu, became the right minister of the Ministry of Personnel, and became the minister of the Ministry of Punishment. He died at the age of ninety-five. He once visited Yunnan, Sichuan, and Shandong, and made political achievements wherever he went.
Ying Dian: courtesy name Tianyi, name Shimen, native of Zhiying, Yongkang, Zhejiang. He became a Jinshi in the ninth year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty (1514). He has successively served as the head of the Ministry of War's official affairs department, the chief of the vehicle and driving department, Chengdelang, Shangbao Tongcheng and other positions. Ever since Ying Dian passed the provincial examination, he had always hoped that he could reach the level of a sage. Lize Temple was built in Shoushan and gathered students to give lectures. Ying Dian was highly regarded by Wang Qiong and was entrusted with taking charge of the four administrative departments of the headquarters. Being a stay-at-home foster mother is not about honor and profit. He has been a member of the public for thirty years, and he only takes one exam in the official position.
Ying Kui (1466-1545), also known as Fangtang and Tianqi, was born in Zhiying, Yongkang, Zhejiang. In the thirteenth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1500), he was promoted to Jinshi. He was awarded Xuezheng in Nanzhili and Zhouzhou. During his term of office, he formulated regulations for running the school, led by example, improved his academic style, and produced numerous talents. Eight years later, he was promoted to a professor in Huguang and Wuchang. Later, Professor Guangxin from Jiangxi was appointed. He was also in charge of the Guangxi and Guangdong Provincial Examinations. He abided by the rules of the examination room and there were many candidates for the mid-term examinations. Fei Hong, a bachelor, once presented a plaque of "Wenheng of Guangdong and Guangxi" in praise.
Ying Juqian: [AD 1615-1683] Born in Renhe, Zhejiang, courtesy name Siyin, nickname Qianzhai. He was born in the 43rd year of Wanli Emperor Shenzong of the Ming Dynasty and died in the 22nd year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty at the age of sixty-nine. Ming Zhusheng. He was born with a text in his hand, saying "Bagua", his left ear has a heavy wheel, and his right eye has a double pupil. He is more than 20 years old, and he is divided into Kuang Society with Yu.
He is extremely filial by nature, teaches apprentices and supports his mother, and has not married in his thirties. Returning to An, Shen Shiyi admired his righteousness, and his wife was his brother and daughter, and he was supported by envoys. Ruo Qian never entered the private room, and his mother's mourning clothes were removed before the ceremony was completed. In the seventeenth year of Kangxi's reign, Li Tianfu and others recommended him for his erudite and grand poetry, but because he was old and sick and could not express his words. He has a humble nature and a special background in reading and business. He is the author of ten volumes of Qian Zhai's collected works, forty-one volumes of the complete book of education, twenty-eight volumes of the Xingli dazhong, two volumes of the ancient music book... and other twenty-eight volumes (all biographies of Qing history) and have been handed down to the world.
Ying Baoshi: (1821-1890) named Minzhai. Yongkang people. In the 24th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty, people were elected. At the beginning of Xianfeng Dynasty, he was awarded the title of Imperial College Supervisor. In the fourth year of Tongzhi's reign, he was appointed Taoist Su Song. Founded Longmen Academy and opened Universal Education Charity Hall. In the ninth year, he served as Jiangsu's envoy and administrative envoy. Ordered all prefectures and counties to establish Changpingcang and take charge of dredging the Songjiang waterway. His poetry and prose include two volumes of "Shooting Ci".