1. Yuwen Yong
Yuwen Yong (June 21, 543-578), the Emperor Wu of Zhou Dynasty, was born in Wuxiang, Tongzhou (now Dali, Shaanxi), a Xianbei ethnic group with Chinese origin in Wuchuan, Daijun.
The fourth son of Yu Wentai, Emperor Wendi of Zhou, Yuwen Jue, Emperor Xiaomin of Zhou, and Yuwen Yu, the half-brother of Emperor Wendi of Zhou, and the third emperor of Northern Zhou during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, reigned from the second year of Wucheng (56) to the first year of Xuanzheng (578).
at the age of 12, Yuwen Yong was made the Duke of Fucheng in the Western Wei Dynasty. When Yuwen Jue, Emperor of Zhou Min, succeeded to the throne, he worshipped the general and went out of town in the same state (now Dali, Shaanxi). In the first year of Wucheng in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (559), the official was appointed as a general, and Lu Guogong was appointed. Yuwen Yong is smart, far-sighted, decisive, resourceful and capable of breaking great things. In April of the second year of Wu Cheng (56), it was established under the support of Yuwen Hu, namely the mercy seat.
2. Yuwen Jue
Yuwen Jue (542-557), namely Emperor Xiaomin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (reigned in 557), whose name was Darani, was born in Wuchuan (now Inner Mongolia), the third son of Emperor Yu Wentai of Zhou Wendi, and his mother was Yuan Empress (Princess Feng Yi, the younger sister of Emperor Xiaowu of the Northern Wei Dynasty), the first monarch of the Northern Zhou Dynasty in the Northern and Southern Dynasties (then known as Heavenly King)
When Yuwen Jue was seven years old (nine years old), he was made Duke of Lueyang. In March of the third year of Emperor Gong of the Western Wei Dynasty (556), Tuoba Kuo named Yuwen Jue as the Prince of Anding; In April, worship for fu. In October, Yu Wentai passed away, and Yuwen Jue inherited official titles such as a surname and an Dinggong. In December, Tuoba Kuo issued another imperial edict to make Yuwen Jue Duke of Zhou in the land of Qi Yang.
3. Gu Yewang
Gu Yewang was born in a well-known family in Wudi. His grandfather was Gu Ziqiao, and he joined the military in Wuling Wangfu, a village in the south of Liangdong. Father Gu Xuan, Xinwei Linhe Wangji and the five official letters of the county.
He was clever and clever since he was a child. At the age of 9, he wrote "Japanese Fu", which was very literary and impressive. Zhu Yi, the leader, was greatly surprised when he saw it. At the age of 12, he went to Jian 'an with his father (now Jian 'ou, Fujian) and wrote two books, Jian 'an Land. Erudition, great talent, astronomy and geography, the occupation of turtles, and the strange characters of insects and seals are all pervasive.
in the fourth year of Datong (538), Liang became a doctor of Imperial College. Soon after, he was promoted to General Zhong and joined the army as a clerk in Linhe Palace. During the Hou Jing Rebellion, Gu Yewang returned to Haiyan, and recruited hundreds of hard-working townships to support the capital. Luanping, Qiu Wang Sengbian ordered him to be the supervisor of Haiyan County. Chen Wudi acceded to the throne, and served as General Jin Wei, Anton, the director of the Sichuan Palace, and the government.
During the founding of Emperor Xuandi Chen, the rate of moving a doctor and a prince was even higher. Soon, he got a great book and took charge of the history of China, in order to learn about the history of Liang and to teach others in the East Palace. Later, he moved to Huangmen Assistant Minister and Guangluqing for his outstanding talents. Tai Jian died in the thirteenth year, and he was given a letter to the secretary supervisor and the right-back general. In the second year of Zhide, he was given to General Youwei.
4. Hu Luguang
Hu Luguang (August 22, 515-572), whose name was Mingyue, was born in the Chile Department of Shuozhou (now Shuozhou, Shanxi), a great general and strategist in the Northern Qi Dynasty. Grandfather Hu Luda Naxuan was a doctor of Guanglu in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the first leader of the people, and his father Hu Lvjin.
In his youth, Hu Lvguang was good at riding and shooting, and he was famous for his martial arts. At the age of 17, he was admired by Gao Huan, who appointed him as the trusted commander-in-chief of Prince Gao Cheng. At that time, he was nicknamed "the commander-in-chief of Luodiao". In the third year of Natural Forest Protection (552), Hu Lvguang began to levy a blockade, and the pioneers defeated the enemy, and many of them gained gains. After moving troops, he was appointed as the secretariat of Jinzhou.
In the first month of the third year of Daning (562), the Northern Zhou sent Da Xi Chengxing and others to attack Pingyang (now Linfen City, Shanxi Province), and Hu Lvguang defeated it with 3, troops, chased it into the surrounding area, captured more than 2, troops and was promoted to Stuart.
In the same year, Emperor Wu of Zhou sent Wei Chijiong, Yu Wenxian and others, claiming that 1, troops attacked Luoyang, and Hu Lvguang led 5, cavalry to the battle, and won 3, heads. Taking the accumulation of the dead as a view of Beijing, he was promoted to Taiwei, and he was also awarded the title of champion county magistrate.
5. Yuwen Hu
In the first year of Taichang (532), Yu Wentai left the town of Xiazhou, leaving Yuwen Hu to accompany He Bayue. In the third year of Yongxi (534), He Bayue was killed, and Yu Wentai went to Pingliang, making Yuwen Hu the viceroy. He conquered Homer Chen Yue with Yu Wentai and defeated him. In the first year of Datong (535), it was awarded the title of Shuichi County Bo and 5 food cities for its meritorious service in welcoming the Yuanbaoju in West Wei Wendi.
In the early years of the Great Unity (535 -551), he was granted the title of general of riding a horse in a straight and scattered way and recruiting generals. With the help of participating in the scheduled ceremony, the Duke was awarded the title of Duke, and the number of food cities increased to 1,. He once followed Yu Wentai to capture Dou Tai alive, recover Hongnong, conquer Shayuan, and fight the river bridge. Every time, he made the meritorious military service and was promoted to general and viceroy of Town East. In the eighth year of Datong (542), he was promoted to be the general of riding a car and the third division of Yitong.
In March of the ninth year of the Great Unification (543), in the Battle of Mangshan, Yuwen Hu led the vanguard generals to be surrounded by East Wei Jun, and the commander-in-chief Hou Fu and Hou Long 'en stood up and resisted, only to survive. At that time, Zhao Gui and other troops had also retreated, so Yu Wentai withdrew.
Yuwen Hu was dismissed from his post because of this, but he was quickly reinstated. In the 12th year of Datong (546), the title of generals in ancient times and three divisions of Kaifu Yitong were added, and Zhongshan Gong was promoted, and the number of food cities increased by 4. In the 15th year of Datong (549), he left the town of Hedong and became a general.
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