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Zhu Wen is the founder of the Later Liang of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.
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The Tang Dynasty died from Zhu Wen.
Zhu Wen (852-912), a native of Dangshan in Songzhou (now Dangshan, Anhui), was the founding emperor of Liang after five dynasties and ten kingdoms. In his early years, he participated in the Huangchao Uprising, and later broke away from the Huangchao Daqi regime and returned to the Tang Dynasty. Later, he was given the name Zhu Quanzhong by the Tang court, and changed his name to Zhu Huang after usurping Tang Jianliang.
In the first year of Kaiping (907), Zhu Wen abolished the Tang Dynasty Emperor Li Ji, proclaimed himself emperor, built the capital Kaifeng, the country name was "Daliang", the history was called "Houliang", it was the ancestor of Houliang, since then the Tang Dynasty ended its 289-year rule, and Chinese history entered the period of five dynasties and ten kingdoms. During his reign, Zhu Wen attached great importance to the development of agriculture and ordered that no science and technology should be allocated in addition to the two taxes; commented: "Zhu Wen is in the land of four battles, slightly the same as Cao Cao, but cunning.
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Li Jing, Guo Ziyi, Xue Rengui.
Li Jing, Jingwu Gong of Weiguo (July 2, 571, 649), a pharmacist, was a native of Sanyuan, Yongzhou (now northeast of Sanyuan County, Shaanxi). A general in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, he was a famous military strategist in the Tang Dynasty who had both civil and military skills. Later, he was named the Duke of Weiguo, known as Li Weigong.
Li Jing is good at using soldiers, good at strategy, originally a Sui general, and later served Li Tang, and made great achievements for the establishment and development of the Tang Dynasty. After his death, he said Jingwu and was buried in Zhaoling. He is the author of several kinds of military books, but most of them are dead.
Guo Ziyi (697-781), a native of Zheng County, Huazhou (now Huaxian County, Shaanxi), was a politician and military strategist in the Tang Dynasty.
Guo Ziyi joined the army in his early years with martial arts, and accumulated merit to Jiuyuan Taishou, which has not been reused.
After the outbreak of the Anshi Rebellion, Guo Ziyi served as the envoy of Shuofang Jiedu, led the army to Qinwang, recovered Hebei and Hedong, and worshiped the military department Shangshu and Tongzhongshu Menxia Pingzhangshi. In the second year of Zhide (757), Guo Ziyi and Li Jiao, the king of Guangping, recovered Chang'an, Xijing, and Luoyang, the eastern capital, and added Situ with merit and was crowned the Duke of Guo. In the third year of Zhide (758), he carried the Zhongshu Order.
In the fourth year of Zhide (759), because he was responsible for the defeat of Xiangzhou, he was relieved of his military power and was an idle official. In the first year of Baoying (762), Taiyuan and Jiangzhou mutinied, Guo Ziyi was named the king of Fenyang, out of Jiangzhou, and was soon relieved of military power.
Xue Rengui (March 24, 614 A.D. 683), famous ceremony, word Rengui, Han nationality, a native of Xiucun in Longmen, Jiangzhou, Shanxi Province (now a native of Xiucun, Hejin City, Shanxi), a famous general of the Tang Dynasty, a famous military strategist and politician.
Xue Rengui was born in the Xue clan in Hedong, joined the army in the last years of Zhenguan, fought for decades, defeated the nine surnamed Tiele, surrendered Goguryeo, defeated the Turks, and made outstanding achievements, leaving stories such as "good strategy to rest and fight", "three arrows to set the Tianshan Mountain", "Brave to collect Liaodong", "Renzheng Goryeo", "love the people Xiangzhou City", "take off the hat and retreat from the enemy" and other stories.
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Personally, I think that the three biggest generals of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jing is the absolute one, the founding general, and a generation of military gods; Guo Ziyi should also be counted as quelling the Anshi Rebellion and turning the tide and continuing the Tang Dynasty; The third one has many people who can compete for this place, such as Wei Chigong, for example, Li Guangbi, Li Ji, Xue Rengui, etc., each with its own merits.
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Shuai Cai of the early Tang Dynasty: Li Jing, Li Tao, Li Shimin, Liu Heimin, Xue Rengui.
Early Tang Dynasty generals: Qin Qiong, Wei Chi Jingde, Cheng Yanjin, Hou Junji, Qu Tutong.
Generals of the Middle and Late Tang Dynasty: Guo Ziyi, Li Guangbi, Ge Shuhan, Feng Changqing, and Fugu Huaien.
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Qin Qiong, Cheng Yanjin, Li Jing, Li Ji, Xue Rengui, Wei Chi Jingde, Guo Ziyi, Li Guangbi, Su Dingfang, etc.
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1. Su Dingfang, born in 592 and died in 667, is a martyr, a martyr, a word Dingfang, and a word in the world. Han nationality, a native of Wuyi County, Hebei Province. An outstanding military strategist of the Tang Dynasty.
Su Dingfang successively served as General Zuo Xiaowei, General Zuo Wuwei, and was named the Duke of Xing. In his later years, he was appointed as the ambassador of Anji, and was fully responsible for the defense of the military and regimental affairs of Tibet.
2. Pei Xingjian, born in 619 and died on June 9, 682, is a native of Wenxi Northeast in Shanxi Province. Tang Dynasty famous general, politician, calligrapher, Sui Dynasty Ministry of Rites Shangshu Pei Ren liquid Yuanji second son. In 682, Pei Xing died of illness at the age of sixty-four.
Posthumously presented to the governor of Youzhou, nicknamed "dedication". Pei Xingjian is proficient in the lunisolar calendar and is good at identifying talents, and the famous generals promoted include Cheng Wuting, Wang Fangyi, Li Duozuo, Heizhi Changzhi, etc.
3, Xue Ren.