1, Zuo Qiuming
Zuo Qiuming, whose date of birth and death is unknown, is a compound name. Shan surnamed Zuo, Qiu Ming, from Feicheng, Tai 'an.
Historians, writers, thinkers and essayists in the late Spring and Autumn Period. He used to be a historian of Lu. According to legend, he wrote Zuo Zhuan (also known as Zuo's Spring and Autumn Annals) and Guoyu, both of which recorded many important historical events in the Western Zhou Dynasty and Spring and Autumn Annals, and preserved valuable original materials. Confucius and Sima Qian both honored Zuo Qiuming as a "gentleman", known as "Shi Sheng, a scholar" and "the father of politicians".
Zuo Qiuming is the founder of traditional historiography in China. Historians regard Zuo Qiuming as the originator of China's historiography. Known as "the father of hundred schools of thought, the father of ancient Chinese." Zuo Qiuming's thought is Confucianism.
2. Bao Shu Ya
Bao Pingyang (now Wennan Town, xintai city) was the son of Bao, a doctor and minister of the State of Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Bao Shu Ya had a close friendship with Guan Zhong in his early years, and was called a "friend". Bao knows how to be a good person and recommends Guan Zhong as his best friend. With Bao's help, Guan Zhong promoted the way of governing the country and promoted the rapid transformation of Qi from chaos to governance and from weakness to strength. In the 30th year of Qi Huangong's reign (656 BC), he joined the "Zhaoling Alliance", which made Qi Huangong one of the "Five Overlords in the Spring and Autumn Period".
In the forty-first year (645 BC), Qi Huangong became the Prime Minister and died. He was buried in Jigang New Village, Baoshan Street, Licheng District, Jinan City, Shandong Province.
3. Liu Xiahui
Ji's surname is Zhan's, a native, with the word Ji bird (recorded in Zhan's genealogy), a word Zi bird, and a native of Luliuxia (Tai 'an Xintai). China was an ancient thinker, politician and educator, and Dr. Lu was fearless.
He used to be a judge in Lu, in charge of punishment and prison proceedings. As a model of observing China's traditional morality, his "sit-in" story is widely celebrated. Confucius thought it was a "lost saint", and Mencius respected it as a "saint of peace".
In the thirty-first year of King Xiang Zhou (62 BC1), he died in Zhaocun, Shandong Province, at the age of one hundred, and was granted the title of posthumous title. Because its fief was in Xia Liu, later generations honored it as "Liu Xiahui" and was the ancestor of hundreds of surnames "Zhan" and "Liu".
4. Yu Jin
Yu Jin was born in Ju Ping, Taishan County (now Xitaiping Village, Ciyao Town, Ningyang County, Tai 'an, Shandong Province). Cao Wei was a famous soldier in the Three Kingdoms period at the end of Han Dynasty.
First Bao Xin (the benefactor of Cao Cao), then Cao Cao. Fighting in the south and fighting in the north, with great achievements. Qingzhou soldiers who dared to attack undisciplined soldiers, in order to maintain military law, did not hesitate to kill old friends, and were praised by Cao Cao as "better than ancient famous soldiers." When Guan Yu besieged Xiangfan, he led seven armies to help. The whole army was wiped out and was taken into custody in Nanjun. In the second year of Huang Chu (22 1), he returned to Wei, and finally paid his respects to General Anyuan. Being humiliated by xelloss, posthumous title died of shame.
Yu Jin was very serious about the troops and never concealed the property captured in the battle, so he was highly valued by Cao Cao and was the only one of all Cao Cao generals to cheat. However, in the ban, subordinates are often dealt with by military law and are not allowed to be soldiers. Later generations will call Yu Jin one of the "five good generals" of Cao Wei.
5. Cheng
Cheng (February 26, 589 -665), formerly known as Bite Gold and renamed Zhijie, was born in Dong 'e, Jeju (Dongping, Tai 'an). The founding star of the Tang Dynasty, one of the twenty-four heroes of Lingyange.
Be brave and good at fighting, and make good use of the stables. At the end of Sui Dynasty, he joined the Wagang Army and became a general in title of generals in ancient times. He was defeated and surrendered to the king. In the early years of Wude's reign, he descended to the Tang Dynasty, followed Li Shimin, the king of Qin, defeated Song Jingang, captured Dou Jiande alive, surrendered to the king, made meritorious military service repeatedly, conferred the title of lord protector, and participated in the change of Xuanwu Gate. Emperor Taizong succeeded to the throne, and successively served as the secretariat of Luzhou, Zuodudu, Yuanzhou, Jiangwangfu, Youzhou, Zuotunwei and Jianjia Town. He inherited the secretariat and was renamed as Lu Guogong. The picture is in Lingyange.
After the death of Emperor Taizong, Li Zhi, the bodyguard of the Crown Prince, returned to the throne and was transferred as a general of the auxiliary country and a left-back general. He became the general manager of the Onion Mountain Road March, crusaded against Ashnahulu, and was defeated and dismissed from office. Since then, I have been the secretariat of qi zhou, and I have been an official in my old age.
In the second year of Linde (665), Cheng died of illness at the age of 77. He was named a title of generals in ancient times, the prefect of Yizhou, the "item" of posthumous title and buried with Zhaoling.