1. Gai Nie, whose dates of birth, death and place of birth are unknown, was a swordsman in the late Warring States period. He once appeared in Yuci, but it has not been confirmed whether he is from Yuci.
Jing Ke, a native of Wei, once traveled through Yuci and discussed swordsmanship with Ge Nie. Ge Nie got angry and stared at Jing Ke, who then left. Someone suggested calling Jing Ke back, but Gai Nie said: "I was discussing swordsmanship with him just now, and there was something wrong with him, so I glared at him. You might as well try to find him. I think in this case he is It’s time to leave here, I don’t dare to stay anymore.”
Sent people to the host of Jing Ke’s boarding house and found that Jing Ke had already driven away from Yuci. When the messenger came back to report, Ge Nie said: "Of course he wants to leave. I glared at him just now, which made him scared!"
2. Nie Zheng (? - 397 BC), during the Warring States Period Xia Ke, a native of Zhi, South Korea (now southeast of Jiyuan, Henan Province), is famous for being a knight. He is one of the four great assassins in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
Nie Zheng was a young and chivalrous man. Because he killed people and killed people, he, his mother and sister fled to Qi (today's Shandong Province) to avoid trouble, and made a career out of butchering. Yan Zhongzi, a Han doctor, fled to Puyang because of a feud with Han Xiang Xia Lei (named Puppet). When he heard about Zheng Xia, he donated a huge sum of money to celebrate his mother's birthday. He became friends with Zheng and asked him to avenge himself.
Three years after Nie Zheng waited for his mother's death and kept mourning, recalling the kindness of Yan Zhongzi, he entered Yangzhai, the capital of Han Dynasty, alone with his sword. With the power of a white rainbow piercing the sun, he assassinated Xia Ti on the steps, and then The assassin killed dozens of guards.
Because he was afraid of harming his sister, who looked similar to himself, he destroyed his face with a sword, gouged out his eyes, and committed suicide by caesarean section. His sister searched for her younger brother's body in Han City, cried bitterly over the body, and crashed to death in front of Nie Zheng's body (one theory is that she died suddenly in front of Nie Zheng's body due to excessive grief). His deeds can be found in "Historical Records: Biographies of Assassins".
3. The bearded guest is one of the Three Heroes of Fengchen. His real name is Zhang Zhongjian. It is said that he was originally the son of Zhang Jiling, the richest man in Yangzhou. When he was born, his father thought he was ugly and wanted to kill him. He was rescued and studied under Kunlun Nu. After he became a master, he wanted to raise an army to conquer the world. After meeting Li Shimin, he felt ashamed that his magnanimity was not as good as his own and believed that the world would belong to Li Shimin. I was interested in Hongfu (the family concubine of Sui Dynasty Yang Su) and learned that Hongfu was married to Li Jing (the founding general of the Tang Dynasty).
The three became brothers and sisters. The bearded guest donated all his family property to Li Jing and his wife to help Li Shimin unify the world, and he left sadly. Later, he was the leader of the Fuyu Kingdom. It is said that Xue Rengui's Eastern Expedition was mentioned in the Complete Biography of the Tang Dynasty. The Fuyu Kingdom may be located on the Korean Peninsula. The Legend of the Rangers of the Tang Dynasty mentions him as the leader of an island country. It may also be an island country near the Korean Peninsula. According to legend, he is the leader of 72 Islands.
4. Wang Yue (year of birth and death unknown), a native of Yanshan, Liaodong, was a well-known martial artist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was good at swordsmanship. He was the master of A in the history of the Three Kingdoms, the master of Cao Pi, and General Huben. It is recorded in the history book "Dian Lun".
5. Jing Ke (? - 227 BC), surnamed Jiang, Qing family (in ancient times, "Jing" sounded like "Qing"). At the end of the Warring States Period, he was born in Chaoge of the Wei State (today's Hebi, Henan Province). He was a famous assassin during the Warring States Period, also known as Qingqing, Jingqing, and Qingke. He was a descendant of Qingfeng, a senior official of the Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period. He likes reading and fencing, and he is generous and chivalrous. Later, he traveled to Yan State and was recommended to Prince Dan by Tian Guang.
In 227 BC, Jing Ke took Yandukang Tu and Fan Yuqi's head to the State of Qin to assassinate the King of Qin. Before leaving, Prince Dan of Yan, Gao Jianli and many other people saw Jing Ke off at the edge of Yishui River. The scene was very solemn and solemn. "The wind is rustling and the water is cold, and a strong man will never return once he is gone." This is a poem sung by Jing Ke when he said goodbye.
After Jing Ke and Qin Wuyang entered the Qin Dynasty, the King of Qin solemnly summoned him in Xianyang Palace. After handing over Fan Yuqi’s head, he presented a map of Dukang (today’s Zhuoxian, Yixian, and Gu’an areas in Hebei Province). , Tu Qiong saw the dagger, but Jing Ke failed to stab the King of Qin. He was seriously injured by the King of Qin's sword and was killed by the guards of Qin.
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