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In the long history of China, who are patriotic people like Yu Qian?
Patriots and people like Yu Qian are:

1, Bao Zheng:

Tiansheng five years, Bao Zheng Jinshi. Tired of supervising the empire, he suggested training soldiers, selecting generals and enriching the border reserves. He used to be the ambassador of the Third Division and the transshipment ambassador of JD.COM, Shaanxi and Hebei Provinces, and later entered the DPRK as the deputy ambassador of the Third Division, requesting the court to allow salt solution transactions.

I know that when I suggested the court, I talked about illegal dignitaries as their agents many times. He was also awarded a bachelor's degree in Longtuge and a transfer ambassador in Hebei, transferred to Yingzhou and Yangzhou, and awarded the positions of Kaifeng Prefecture magistrate, imperial advisor, and three ambassadors.

In the sixth year of Jiayou, he was promoted to deputy ambassador. As a former bachelor of Tianzhangge and Longtuge, he is known as the first of "Bao" and "Bao". In the seventh year of Jiayou, Bao Zheng died at the age of 64. As a posthumous gift, posthumous title was called "Xiao Su" and later "Bao Xiaosu".

2. Harry:

In the twenty-eighth year of Jiajing, Harry took part in the rural examination and was appointed as the Oracle of Nanping, Fujian. Later, he was promoted to Chun 'an, Zhejiang, Xingguo, Jiangxi and other counties, and pursued the policy of clearing taxes, redressing false and wrong cases and cracking down on corrupt officials, which won the hearts of the people. He has served as a state judge, minister of the Ministry of Housing, minister of the Ministry of War, Shang Baocheng, chief political officer of both capitals, and an imperial advisor of the right capital.

He cracked down on mighty men, dredged rivers, built water conservancy projects, urged severe punishment of corrupt officials, prohibited abuse of power for personal gain, and imposed whipping laws to force corrupt officials to return to the people, thus having the reputation of "clear sky".

3. Di Renjie:

Di, a native of Taiyuan. In his early years, he served as the secretariat of Bianzhou, Bingzhou, Dali Temple, Counselor, Doctor Du Zhi, Ningzhou, Assistant Minister Dongguan, Wenchang, Yuzhou, Fuzhou and Luozhou Sima. He is famous for not being afraid of powerful people.

In September of the following year, Tiancai worshipped Xiang as assistant minister of local officials and worked with Pingzhang. However, only four months later, he was framed for rebellion by a cruel official and a loyal servant, usurped the throne and went to prison. After being rehabilitated, he was demoted to Pengze County Order. In Yingzhou Rebellion, he was reinstated. In the first year of Shen Gong's reign, he once again worshipped the Prime Minister, served as assistant minister of Luantai and worked with Pingzhang. After offending Yan, she urged Wu Zetian to re-establish Luling Wang as a prince, so that the Tang Dynasty could be continued.

4. Zhang:

In the thirty-ninth year of Kangxi, he was a Jinshi, changed to Jishi Shu, was allowed to review, entered the south study, and entered the power center. Kangxi dynasty, the official to the left assistant minister of punishments, rectified the bureaucracy. After Yong Zhengdi ascended the throne, he successively served as the Minister of Rites, the Minister of Household Affairs, the Minister of Official Affairs, the University of Baohe Hall and the Minister of Military Aircraft, thus perfecting the military system.

After emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, the monarch and his subjects became suspicious, and the evening scenery was bleak and the officials returned to their hometown. After twenty years of Qianlong, he died at home at the age of eighty-four. Posthumous title, a "Wen He", was the only Han minister with a ancestral hall in the Qing Dynasty.

5. Yu Chenglong:

In the 18th year of Qing Shunzhi, Yu Chenglong was appointed as the magistrate of Luocheng County, and the Baojia system was defined during his tenure. People live and work in peace and contentment, and do their best to cultivate the land. In the sixth year of Kangxi, Yu Chenglong was promoted to Hezhou, Sichuan.

Later, he moved to be the Tongzhi and Zhifu of Huangzhou Prefecture in Huguang, and served as the magistrate of Wuchang, the provincial judge of Fujian, the deployment ambassador, the governor, and the governor. Kangxi entered Beijing for 20 years and was promoted to the governor of Jiangnan Jiangxi.

In the twenty-third year of Kangxi, the court ordered Yu Chenglong to be in charge of the government affairs of the Governor of Jiangsu and Anhui, and soon died in office. Emperor Kangxi posthumously awarded him the title of Prince Taibao and gave him the title of "Qing Duan".