"Drinking Horses in the Great Wall Grottoes" by Li Shimin
Beyond the Great Wall, there is a sad wind, and the ice on the Jiaohe River has frozen.
There are hundreds of waves in the vast sea, and thousands of miles of snow in the Yinshan Mountains.
Guard against dangerous beacon fires, and lead to high points in the mountains.
Long-winded and jingled, the horse came out of the Great Wall while drinking water.
There are traces of riding on the cold sand, and the sound of breaking wind blows.
Hu Chen has a clear jade stopper, and the Qiang flute rhymes with gold.
The desert is full of fighting, and the chariots shake the wind.
The captain rebelled against Longdui, and the general returned to Mayi.
The atmosphere of Yanghui is quiet and foggy, and the stone has achieved fame.
The deserted man is wearing a military uniform, and he enters the Lingtai with a triumphant song.
Li Shimin (January 28, 598, January 23, 599 - July 10, 649), Taizong of the Tang Dynasty (reigned from 626 to 649), was born in a martial arts family. Guan Guan (now Shaanxi Wugong) was the second son of Tang Emperor Li Yuan and Queen Dou. He was the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty and an outstanding statesman, strategist, military strategist and poet.
Li Shimin joined the army as a boy and went to Yanmen Pass to rescue Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin served as Shangshu Ling and General Youwuhou. He was named the Duke of Qin and later the King of Qin. He led his troops to put down warlords such as Xue Rengao, Liu Wuzhou, Dou Jiande, and Wang Shichong. During the establishment and unification process of the Tang Dynasty, Zhongli made great military exploits.
On the fourth day of the sixth lunar month in the ninth year of Wude (July 2, 626), Li Shimin launched the "Xuanwumen Incident" and killed his elder brother, Prince Li Jiancheng, his fourth brother, King of Qi Li Yuanji, and two other princes. The son was established as the prince. Soon after Tang Gaozu Li Yuan abdicated, Li Shimin ascended the throne and changed Yuan Dynasty to Zhenguan.
During his reign, Li Shimin actively listened to the opinions of his ministers, governed the world internally with civility, accepted advice with an open mind, practiced strict economy, and encouraged farmers to teach farming, so that the people could recuperate and live in peace, and the country and the people were peaceful, creating a famous country in Chinese history. The rule of Zhenguan. We expanded our territory, conquered the Eastern Turks and Xueyantuo, conquered Gaochang, Qiuci, and Tuyuhun, severely damaged Goguryeo, and established the four towns of Anxi. All ethnic groups lived in harmony and were respectfully called "Heavenly Khan" by the people of all ethnic groups, setting the foundation for the later Tang Dynasty. More than a hundred years of prosperity have laid an important foundation.
On the fourth day of May in the twenty-third year of Zhenguan (July 10, 649), Li Shimin died of illness in Hanfeng Hall at the age of fifty-two. In the twenty-third year of his reign, the temple name Taizong was buried in Zhaoling.
Li Shimin loves literature and calligraphy, and has poems and calligraphy handed down from generation to generation.
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