1, Lou Deyi
Lou Deyi (630-699), a native of Wu Yuan, Zhengzhou (now Yuanyang, Henan), was a prime minister and famous soldier in the Tang Dynasty.
Mr. Lou was born as a scholar and moved to Jiangdu County to supervise the empire. Later, he was drafted into the army and became a civilian. He went west to Tibet and made meritorious military service. He was appointed as an imperial envoy of Heyuan Army in Dianhe and Sima, and presided over reclamation. He was promoted to General Sargingo and Governor of Fengzhou.
In the first year of longevity (692), Loude returned to the DPRK, served as assistant minister of Xiaguan, paid a visit to the Prime Minister the following year, and soon served as military envoy of Heyuan, and moved to Shangshu, Qiu Guan. Later, due to the defeat of the Tubo army, he was demoted to the foreign Sima of Yuanzhou.
Long live the Emperor of Heaven for two years (697), Lou met the Prime Minister again, and was appointed as the Ambassador of Longyou Army the following year. In 699 AD (the second year of the holy calendar), Lou died of illness and was posthumously named as Liangzhou satrap Zhen.
2. Li Zhaode
Li Zhaode (? —— April 27, 697), born in Chang 'an, Jing Zhao (now Xi, Shaanxi), was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty and the son of Li Ganyou, the minister of punishments.
Li Zhaode was born in Li's Danyang room in Longxi, and he was famous in the Ming Dynasty in his early years. Successive imperial adviser, Lingshui county commandant, Shimonoseki assistant minister. After the establishment of Wu Zhou, Ren Feng Ge, assistant minister, was given the title of Pingzhang and later worshipped literature and history. During his tenure as prime minister, he cracked down on brutal officials, opposed the establishment of Wu as a prince, and tried to protect the Li Tang royal family's right to inherit the throne. However, due to his privilege, he was dissatisfied with the courtiers and was demoted to Nanbin County Commandant.
Long live Tian Tong for two years (697), Li Zhaode was promoted to suggestion. As a result, he was falsely accused of rebellion by brutal officials Lai Junchen and Huang Fuwen Bei, and was beheaded in Luoyang city. After the restoration of the Tang Dynasty, he was posthumously awarded as Zuo.
3. Wu
Wu (September 649-698 19) was born in Wenshui (now Wenshui County, Shaanxi Province). Tang Dynasty consort minister, nephew of Wu Zetian.
Starting with an imperial envoy, he moved to the minister's prison and attacked Zhou Guogong. In the first year of Guangzhai (684), the following three awards were granted: Shangshu and Shu Tong. In the first year of Hanggong (685), Pingzhang became prime minister and was dismissed one month later.
The first year (689) gave a speech. In the first year of God's will (690), he entered Wenchang Left. During the Wu and Zhou Dynasties, people who did not belong to the royal family and ministers of the Tang Dynasty were massacred, and the seven temples of Wu were established, demanding that Wu Zetian be the prince, which was opposed by the emperor and others.
In the first year of longevity (692), he died of depression. Give Qiu, and state animal husbandry, posthumous title for the announcement.
4. Di Renjie
Di (630~700) was born in Taiyuan (now Taiyuan, Shanxi). Politicians in Tang Dynasty and Wu Zhou Dynasty.
Born in Dishi, Taiyuan, he served as the secretariat of Bianzhou, Bingzhou, Dali Temple, imperial advisor, Dr. Du Zhi, Ningzhou, Dongguan Assistant Minister, Jiangnan Governor, Wenchang, Yuzhou, Fuzhou and Luozhou Sima in his early years. He is famous for not being afraid of powerful people.
In the second year (69 1) in September, he was promoted to prime minister, and served as assistant minister of local officials and fellow officials. Four months later, he came to Jun Chen for cruel officials and falsely accused him of rebellion. He was imprisoned and demoted to Pengze County Order. Yingzhou rebellion, recovered.
In the first year (697), he worshipped Xiang again and served as assistant minister of Luantai, working with Pingzhang and accepting his words. It was used to reprimand Wu Zetian for offending her face, prompting Wu Zetian to re-establish Li Xian, the king of Luling, as a prince, and to cultivate forces loyal to the Tang Dynasty, which became an important pillar of the continuation of the Tang Dynasty.
In the first year of 90 (700), Bai Neishi ordered. In September of the same year, he died of illness and was posthumously awarded Wenchang Right Phase, Wen Hui, posthumous title. When Tang Zhongzong returned home, he posthumously presented Sikong and Liang Guogong to a surname, so he was named Zhongzong Temple.
5. Zhang Jianzhi
Zhang Jianzhi (625~706) was born in Xiangyang, Xiangzhou (now Xiangyang, Hubei). Celebrities and poets in the Tang Dynasty.
He dabbled in classics and history, was a scholar, and was named Qingyuan County Cheng. Taking exams with Germany, supervising imperial history and Chinese books. In offending Wu Zetian, he became the secretariat of Hezhou, Zhou Shu and Jingzhou. On the recommendation of Prime Minister Di, he moved to Sima and Luozhou. Di Renjie recommended it again, thanking the assistant minister of punishments. Then recommended by Yao Chong, he became prime minister, thanks to Zhongshu Assistant Minister and Pingzhang.
In the first month of the first year of Shenlong (705), Huan, Jinghui and others took advantage of Wu Zetian's illness to launch a coup in Shenlong, establish Li Xian and restore the Tang Dynasty. Worship the official ministers, seal Hanyang Gong and seal Hanyang Wang. After exterminating evil, he was ostracized by Wei Hou and Wu Sansi, and then exiled to Longzhou, where he died at the age of 82. Posthumous title Si Tuleideng, Zhong Shuling and posthumous title Wenzhen belong to Tang Zhongzong Temple.
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