British tribute belongs to the Tang Dynasty. (594 -669, 65438+3 1 February), formerly known as Xu Shiqi, was named Li. In order to avoid the taboo of Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin, he changed the word "tianxia" and adopted a single name. He was a native of Lihu, Cao Zhou (now Dongming County, Shandong Province) and a famous soldier from the late Sui Dynasty to the early Tang Dynasty. Born in Gaoping, the ancestral home of the Xu family. He joined the Wagang Army led by Zhai Rang in his early years and later went to the Tang Dynasty with Shi Biao. He lived in Tang Gaozu, Emperor Taizong and Tang Gaozong Dynasties and won the trust and esteem of the imperial court. He followed Emperor Taizong to pacify the quartet, killed Xue Yantuo twice and pacify Becky. Later, he broke the East Turkistan and Koguryo and became one of the main warriors in the Tang Dynasty. He entered that stage and made outstanding achievements. He was regarded as a dry city by the imperial court and one of the twenty-four heroes of Lingyange. In the long-term war practice, Li Ji not only made important contributions to the development and expansion of Wagang peasant army at the end of Sui Dynasty, but also made outstanding contributions to the establishment of the Tang Dynasty and the cause of defending the country and expanding the frontier. His fighting art is praised by later generations, and he also studied medicine. He once participated in compiling the world's earliest Pharmacopoeia "Tang Bencao" and wrote his own volume "Pulse Classic", which has been lost. Generally speaking, Li Ji was an outstanding general and hero in the Tang Dynasty, and his deeds and contributions played an important role in the history of China.