What is the relationship between Li Kang, Li Gu, Li Guang, and Li Ling?

Li Kang, the youngest son of the flying general Li Guangzhi.

Li Gu, a native of Southern Zheng in Hanzhong, was born into a bureaucratic family. His father, Li Tai, grew up in Hetu, Luoshu, and Feng.

Li Guang's birth is unknown, and his ancestor is Li Xin, a general of the Qin Dynasty, who once led his army to defeat Prince Dan of Yan. Li Guang accepted the hereditary bow method and shot a good arrow.

Li Ling (?).—74 BC), a native of Chengji, Longxi (now Jingningnan, Gansu), the character Shaoqing, a famous general of the Western Han Dynasty, and the grandson of Li Guang. Li Ling's father is Li Guang's eldest son Li Danghu, Li Danghu died early, and Li Ling is the posthumous son.

When Li Ling became an adult, he was selected as the commander of the Yulin Army of Jianzhang Palace, he was good at archery and loved his subordinates very much.

The relationship is as follows: Li Guang is Li Gu's father, and Li Gu is Li Ling's uncle.

Li Gu has nothing to do with them.

Li Guang, Li Kang, Li Ling (grandfather and grandson), Li Gu (nth generation).

Li Ling is Li Guang's grandson.

Li Ling (?).—74 BC), a native of Chengji in Longxi of the Western Han Dynasty (now Qin'anbei, Gansu), the character Shaoqing. Li Guang's grandson.

When Emperor Wu, he was a member of the prison in the service, good at riding and shooting, worshipping the captain, teaching Jiuquan and Zhangye soldiers to guard against the invasion of the Huns. In the second year of the Tianhan Dynasty (99 BC), when Li Guangli, the general of the Second Division, attacked the Xiongnu, he invited himself to lead 5,000 infantry soldiers out of Juyan (now southeast of Ejina Banner in Inner Mongolia).

To Junji Mountain, it was surrounded by more than 80,000 horsemen led by Shan Yu. Although he led the army to fight, he finally surrendered because the food was exhausted and the rescue was not followed. Alone with a female wife, he was established as the king of the right school, and he was noble.

Emperor Houwu listened to the rumors and thought that Li Ling taught the Xiongnu as soldiers, so he exterminated his family. Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty was established, and Huo Guang sent an envoy to return to the Han Dynasty and did not return it. He lived in the Xiongnu for more than 20 years.

Sick and empty.

In literature, Li Ling has a special status. At the same time, the group of poems "Su Wu Li Ling's Gift Poems" (referred to as Su Li Poems) as a classic in Chinese poetry, occupies an important position in the history of literature, but its authenticity has always been controversial. In addition, according to legend, there is also a "Reply to Su Slippery Letter Martial Book", the authenticity of which is also questioned.

The only work that can be identified is the "Farewell Song", which is recorded in the biography of the Book of Han.

Li Guang's profile:

Li Guang (?) —119 BC), name unknown, from Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an County, Gansu Province). A famous general and national hero in the Western Han Dynasty, and a descendant of Li Xin, a famous general of the Qin Dynasty.

Li Guang served in the army in the 14th year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (166 BC) to defeat the Xiongnu, and was a Zhonglang for his merits. During the reign of Emperor Jing, he successively served as the Taishou of the seven counties in the northern borderlands. Emperor Wu ascended the throne and was summoned as the guard of Weiyang Palace.

In the sixth year of Yuanguang (129 years ago), he served as a general of Xiaocai, led more than 10,000 horsemen to ride out of Yanmen (now Youyunan, Shanxi) to attack the Xiongnu, and was wounded and captured due to the disparity in numbers.

The Huns put him lying between the two horses, Li Guang feigned death, jumped up on the way, and galloped back. Later, he served as the Taishou of the right Beiping County. The Huns were afraid of submission, called it "Flying General", and did not dare to attack for several years.

In the battle of Mobei in the fourth year of Yuanjia (119 BC), Li Guang served as a former general, but failed to participate in the war because he lost his way, and committed suicide after returning to the dynasty. Sima Qian commented that "the peach and plum do not speak, and the next is its own".

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Li Ling.

Encyclopedia-Li Guang.

Li Ling is the eldest grandson of the flying general Li Guang and the widow of Li Danghu.

Li Ling, the word Shaoqing, Han nationality, Longxi Chengji people. A famous general of the Western Han Dynasty, a famous general of the Huns, good at riding and shooting, and a soldier who loves soldiers, he is quite famous. In the second year of the Tianhan Dynasty, he was ordered by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to go to the Xiongnu, led 5,000 infantry and 80,000 Xiongnu soldiers to fight in Junji Mountain, and finally surrendered due to being outnumbered.

After the death of Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Zhao of Han ascended the throne. Han and Hun were in harmony, Li Ling's colleagues Huo Guang and Shangguan Ji were in power when they were young, and sent people to persuade Li Ling to return to China, Li Ling was afraid of humiliation and refused to return to the Han Dynasty, so he died of old age in 74 BC. His life was full of contradictions between national and family hatred, and he himself caused controversy.

His legendary experience made him the object and prototype of later literary and artistic works shaped by Yan Zheng.

Li Guang: Han nationality, a native of Chengji, Longxi, a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty of China. The younger brother is Li Cai, and the grandson is Li Ling.

Tang Dezong enshrined Li Guang and other 64 famous generals with outstanding martial arts in history in the Wucheng Wang Temple, and was called the 64 generals of the Wucheng Wang Temple by Zaoqin. Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty posthumously honored Li Guangwei Huairoubo, and was one of the seventy-two generals of the Song Wu Temple.

Li Guang's son is Li Kang, and Li Kang's son is Li Ling, so Li Ling is Li Guang's grandson. Li Ling, a native of Chengji in Longxi of the Western Han Dynasty, is a Shaoqing. Li Guang's grandson.

When Emperor Wu, he was a member of the prison in the service, good at riding and shooting, worshiping the captain, and shooting Jiuquan and Zhangye generals to prevent the invasion of the Huns. Li Ling's political, military, and economic activities in the Xiongnu region were very eye-catching.

In the second year of the Tianhan Dynasty (99 BC), when Li Guangli, the general of the Second Division, attacked the Xiongnu, he invited himself to lead the infantry to 5,000 years old Han Juyan (now southeast of Ejina Banner, Inner Mongolia). To Junji Mountain, it was surrounded by more than 80,000 horsemen led by Shan Yu. Although he led the army to fight, he finally surrendered because the food was exhausted and the rescue was not followed.

Alone with a female wife, he was established as the king of the right school, and he was noble. Emperor Houwu listened to the rumors and thought that Li Ling taught the Xiongnu as soldiers, so he exterminated his family. Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty was established, and Huo Guang sent an envoy to return to the Han Dynasty and did not return it.

He lived in the Xiongnu for more than 20 years. Sickness and death.

In the fifth year of Yuanzhan (118 BC), Li Dang learned that Wei Qing was inescapable of responsibility for the death of his father Li Guang, so he injured Wei Qing. Wei Qing did not seek justice, but when his nephew Huo Qu learned about his illness, he shot Li Dang with a secret arrow on the hunt in Ganquan Palace. Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was favoring Huo Quai's illness at this time, he shielded Huo Quai's guilt and claimed that Li Dang was killed by a deer while hunting.

Li dared to go to Yong, went to Ganquan Palace to hunt, and was shot by the hussar general Huo Quai. At that time, Huo Qubing was favored by Emperor Wu, and Emperor Wu said: "The deer touched and killed".