What are the names of the kings of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the east, west, north and south win

Yang Xiuqing, Xiao Chaogui, Feng Yunshan, Wei Changhui, and Shi Dakai correspond to the east, west, north and south wings in turn.

The Wing King of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom - Shi Dakai One of the leaders of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. A native of Guixian County, Guangxi (now Guigang City). Born as a landlord.

Around 1847 he attended the worship of God. The history of the barnyard has been rumored to have feathered, and a case of unevenness in the autumn has been resounding", and the winged king Shi Dakai is one of the most legendary figures in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. He was 16 years old when he was "visited out of the mountain", at the age of 19 he commanded thousands of troops and horses, at the age of 20 he was crowned king, and he was only 32 years old when he was brave and righteous.

Folklore about him can be found in most of China during his lifetime, showing that he was deeply loved by people everywhere. For example, when Li Xiucheng talked about the advantages and disadvantages of the kings, "they are all in the clouds, and they are all in the middle of the clouds, and they are all in the middle of the clouds, and they are very strategic when they serve the king alone", and Chen Yucheng believes that the generals of the Taiping Army "are not generals, and only Feng Yunshan and Shi Da are poor". As for the Qing Dynasty, Zeng Guofan said that "the thief canal is the most fierce with stone, and it instigates the people, and it is loud and powerful, and it also takes the stone as the most powerful", Zuo Zongtang said that he "is cunning and heard, known as the heart of the group of thieves, and his intelligence is above all the thieves, and judging what he does, he is quite popular with the people, and is anxious to seek talents, and does not attach much to cult slang, he is the suzerain of thieves and I am afraid", Luo Bingzhang said that he "can clean up people's hearts with cunning, and can control them with ferocity", and is "the most cunning and good at fighting the first evil".

Not only that, but he also won the respect of many people who were hostile to him, such as Xue Fucheng, a staff member of Zeng Guofan, praised him as a "peerless hero", Zhou Xun, a landlord literati, called him a "strange man" in "Shu Hai Cong Tan", a tribute student of the Qing Dynasty publicly said at the military banquet of the Hunan army that he had "the posture of a dragon and a phoenix, the face of heaven and the sun", and Wang Songlin and Xu Liangru, who were enemies with him on the bank of the Dadu River, all admired his heroism and benevolence. Until nearly 40 years after his death, the book "Jiangbiao Zhongluo" written by the Qing Dynasty landlord literati still has this account: "To this day, Jianghuai is still called ......The amount of Shida Kaiwei instruments is unreachable.

Among the various evaluations of Shi Dakai, the most famous is a passage in the newsletter of the American missionary McGowan--- this young leader, as the current backbone of the Taiping Army, various reports have described him as a heroic and chivalrous--- brave, upright, and beyond reproach, and can be said to be the Peyard of the Taiping Army (a famous French general and national hero). He had a gentle temperament and won the affection of the people, even the rather unfriendly author of [Jinling Shu Tan] admitted it. In order to counteract the positive impression created by the above praise, the author deliberately belittles his boldness.

As other Qing officials and foreign sailors who have narrated their adventures to us, Yiwang's prestige in the Taiping army refutes this deliberately demeaning claim, and there can be no doubt that his meaningful title of electrician is a sign of his military prowess and character. He was a cultured man, a man who dared to do things."