Name: Shi.

Font size: Runfu

Posthumous title: Tadao.

Official positions: Prime Minister Zuo Zhongshu, Tang emissary, etc.

Time: Late Jin Dynasty and Early Yuan Dynasty

Title: Zhenyang Wang

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Nickname: stone, stone eight fights.

Major achievements: quelling the rebellion in Tan Li.

Time of death: 1275.

Date of birth: 1202

Posthumous title: Qiu and Taishi.

Shi was a famous general of the Great Mongolian Empire and the early Yuan Dynasty, and made great contributions to the Mongolian Empire's expedition to Jinli. Later, he became the left-wing prime minister, managed the world and brought peace and stability to the country. He was a man with both civil and military skills.

Shi was born in a big family in Yongqing. He learned riding and shooting since childhood, and his kung fu is great. In the eighth year of Yuan Taizu, the Mongol Empire went south to attack gold, all the way to Hebei, and his father Shi went to Muqali. Father Shi went to Mongolia, and Shi and his brothers Shi and Shi Tianan also went to Mongolia.

Shi Shi, the eldest brother of Shi Shi, was the first person to be reused in the aristocratic family, and was reused for offering advice to Genghis Khan.

When Mao was twenty years old, his subordinate Wu Xian rebelled and Shi was killed. In order to avenge the eldest brother Shi, regardless of his family, he gathered all the troops and went north. Mongolia ordered him to succeed Marshal Shi, led the army to defeat Wuxian, and Wuxian fled in defeat, conquering Zhaozhou, Calm and other places. In the first year of Yuan Taizong, he was appointed by five families.

In the first year of reunification, he introduced history to Yuzhou and other places. In the second year, he became the right prime minister of the central government. In the first year of Zhiyuan, Dr. Jia Guanglu was appointed assistant minister and assistant envoy of Shu Mi for three years and changed to prime minister of Zhongshu for four years.

When Shi was appointed Minister of Mengyuan, he could be described as "going in and out for fifty years, and there is no doubt that there is no resentment in the world, and people are better than Cao Bin." In the early stage, he was a general, and in the later stage, whether he introduced Wu or Wu, his name was absolutely indispensable in the meritorious service of the Yuan Dynasty.

After being defeated at the Third Party, Shi seized the opportunity and seized it. He successively conquered Taikang, Tuoxian, Wagang and Yanzhou, and beheaded Qingshan slave in Hong Yan, Jinjiang in Yeung Yi.

Jin Aizong fled south to Cai Zhou, and Shi led the army to attack from the north. After several days of bloody battles, he finally helped Marshal Taghachar capture Cai Zhou. Jin Aizong hanged himself and the state of Jin perished. After the death of the state of Jin, Shi led the army back to calm.

After the demise of the Jin Dynasty, the tip of the Mongolian empire pointed directly at the Southern Song Dynasty. As a former citizen of the Song Dynasty, Shi, now a Mongolian minister, naturally obeyed the orders of the Mongolian Empire and was ordered to attack the Southern Song Dynasty. This is also the place where Shi is disputed by later generations. The debate about whether he is a famous actor or a traitor has been endless.

However, what needs to be said is that Shi repeatedly prevented the Mongolian empire from slaughtering the subjects of the Southern Song Dynasty when he attacked the Song Dynasty with Mongolia. On the one hand, it is beneficial to the Mongolian Empire to unify China, on the other hand, it is also beneficial to the people.

During his tenure as a civil servant, he calmed people's livelihood, cultivated literature and attached importance to education, which made important contributions to the economic development of the Central Plains and the unification of the Mongolian Empire.

In the eleventh year of Zhiyuan, when he went to the Southern Song Dynasty and marched into Yunzhou, Shi was sick and returned to the north. The next year, his condition did not improve and he finally died at the age of 74. The Yuan Dynasty imperial court made him Qiu, and later gave him a surname, posthumous title, who was "loyal to the martial arts" and made him Wang Yang.