Who was a doctor from the Southern Dynasty who sent an envoy to the Northern Dynasty?

Landlord, you are stupid, are you the birthplace of Chinese history in the Yellow River Valley, the north has a history of 5,000 years, Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries after the south was divided into the territory of the north, because Qin Shi Huang conquered by force, so the south is only 2,000 years old, and the north is barbarians, everyone knows that the southern barbarians are more popular, do you know why, because since ancient times there are many emperors in the north, many kings in the south, the Qin Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty, the Han Dynasty are all dynasties ruled by our northerners, and the ancient south is the place where the northern emperor used to exile human traffickers, So it became a barbarian land.

The landlord doesn't believe that you type, just type the word "Southern Barbarian", the first one can be displayed If you type "Northern Barbarian", you have to find this phrase now It's not pleasing to the ear Relative to saying that it is the same as the Southern Man People say that Shandong Man, Northwest Man, Northeast Man, Mongolian Man, Hebei Man, I haven't heard of the Southern Man, and the Southern Manzi is about the same.

It was Yu Xin, who was a native of the Liang Dynasty during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and sent an envoy to the Western Wei Dynasty at the age of forty-two.

1, Liu Yu.

Liu Yu (April 16, 363 - June 26, 422), the character Deyu, nicknamed Jinu. His ancestral home is Suiyuli, Pengcheng County, Pengcheng County, and he was born in Jingkouli, Dantu County, Jinling County, after Liu Jiao, King of Chu Yuan of the Western Han Dynasty. He was an outstanding politician, reformer, and military strategist from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and the founding emperor of the Liu Song Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty (reigned from 420 to 422).

2, Xiao Yi. Xiao Yi (September 16, 508, January 27, 555), that is, Emperor Yuan of Liang (reigned 552 and 554), the word Shicheng, the small character Qifu, self-named Jin Louzi, a native of Nanlanling (now Changzhou, Jiangsu). Emperor Liang of the Southern Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The seventh son of Emperor Xiao Yan of Liang Wu, the younger brother of Emperor Xiao Gang of Liang Jianwen, and his mother is Ruan Lingying.

3. Tuobatao.

Tuoba Tao (408 - March 11, 452), the word Buddha Raccoon Felling, was a native of Pingcheng (now Datong City, Shanxi). Xianbei clan, the third emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the eldest son of Emperor Taizong Ming Yuan Tuoba heir, and his mother was the Ming Yuan Mi Empress Du Shi. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, he was a famous military strategist and politician.

4, Tao Yuanming.

Tao Yuanming (about 365-427), the character Yuanliang, (another name Qian, the word Yuanming) Mr. Wuliu, private "Jingjie", poet, writer, dictionist, and essayist in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty and early Song Dynasty. Han nationality, Eastern Jin Dynasty Xunyang Chaisang people (now Jiujiang, Jiangxi).

He has been a petty official for several years, and then resigned and went home, and since then he has lived in seclusion, pastoral life is the main theme of Tao Yuanming's poems, and related works include "Drinking", "Returning to the Garden", "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring", "The Biography of Mr. Wuliu", "Returning to the Words" and so on.

5, Xie Lingyun.

Xie Lingyun (385-433), a native of Yangxia (now Taikang, Henan) in Chen County, Eastern Jin Dynasty, was born in Huiji Shining (now Shangyu, Zhejiang), and was originally a member of the Xie clan of Chen County. The grandson of Xie Xuan, a famous general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, is nicknamed "Ke", and is known as Xie Ke.

He also attacked Kang Le Gong, called Xie Kang Gong and Xie Kangle. A famous landscape poet, his main creative activities were in the Liu and Song dynasties, and he was the founder of the landscape poetry school in the history of Chinese literature. Beginning with Xie Lingyun, landscape poetry has become a major genre in the history of Chinese literature, the most famous is "Mountain Dwelling Fu", and he is also the first great traveler to appear in the annals of history.

Xie Lingyun also studied general history, worked in calligraphy, translated Buddhist scriptures, and wrote the Book of Jin. "Book of Sui, Book of Classics" and "Book of Jin" recorded 14 kinds of "Xie Lingyun Collection".

In 581 AD, Yang Jian deposed Emperor Jing of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, became the emperor himself, established the Sui Dynasty, and the year name was Kaihuang. In 589 AD, Yang Guang, the king of Jin, destroyed the southern state of Chen and captured Chen Shubao, the queen of Chen. There are no dynasties here, I think the one you want to inquire about should be Chen Guo!

Xia [2070-1600 BC] Qi.

Shang [1600 BC-1046 BC] Shang Tang.

Western Zhou Dynasty [1046 BC - 771 BC] Zhou Wu Wang Ji Chang Eastern Zhou [770 BC - 221 BC] Zhou Ping Wang (Yijiu) Qin [221 BC - 207 BC] Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng Western Han Dynasty [202 BC - 9 AD] Han Gaozu Liu Bang.

New [9-23] Wang Mang.

Eastern Han Dynasty [25-220] Liu Xiu.

Wei [220-265] Cao Pi.

Shu [221-263] Liu Bei.

Wu [229-280] Sun Quan.

Western Jin Dynasty [265-316] Sima Yan.

Eastern Jin Dynasty [317-420] Sima Rui.

Sixteen Kingdoms [304-439].

Song [420-479] Liu Yu.

Qi [479-502] Xiao Daocheng.

Liang [502-557] Xiao Yan.

Chen [557-589] Chen Baxian.

Northern Wei Dynasty [386-534] Tuoba Jue.

Eastern Wei [534-550] Yuan Shanjian.

Western Wei Dynasty [535-557] ingot torch.

Northern Qi [550-577] Gao Yang.

Northern Zhou [557-581] Yuwen Jue.

Sui [581-618] Emperor Wen of Sui Yang Jian.

Tang [618-907] Tang Gaozu Li Yuan.

Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms [902-979] Fangzhen.

Khitan Liao [916-1125] Yelu Abaoji.

Northern Song Dynasty [960-1127] Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin.

Western Xia [1038-1227] Yuan Hao.

Southern Song Dynasty [1127-1276] Song Gaozong Zhao Gou.

Jin [1115-1234] finished Yan Aguta.

Yuan [1271-1368] Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Yuan dynasty.

Ming [1368-1644] Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang.

Qing Dynasty [1636-1911] Huang Taiji.

There is also a Mrs. Xian, who is an outstanding leader of the ethnic minorities in Lingnan.

Chen Yinke's history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and he also wrote the history of the Sui and Tang dynasties.

Professor Meng Man of the Hundred Forums has talked about the history of the Sui and Tang dynasties.

Lecture Notes on Enlightened Chinese History has ancient Chinese history.

CITIC Publishing House has a book "The Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest" dedicated to telling the stories of the Wei and Jin dynasties and the stories of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest.

I remember that there was also a professor in the Hundred Lectures who spoke about the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and it seemed that he was a professor at Nankai University.

The last dynasty of the Northern Dynasty was the Later Zhou, which was replaced by Yang Jian to build the Sui Dynasty, and the last dynasty of the Southern Dynasty, Chen, was destroyed by the Sui. So the last dynasty of the Northern and Southern Dynasties was Chen.

The last dynasty of the Northern Dynasty was the Northern Zhou, which destroyed the Northern Qi. Later, Yang Jian, a relative of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, seized power and established the Sui Dynasty, with the year name Kaihuang and the capital of Chang'an.

The last dynasty of the Southern Dynasty was the Chen Dynasty, which died in the Sui Dynasty.