The Good Prince of Sui Dynasty

Character's name: Quan Xu, courtesy name Dongsheng, character's gender: male, character's age: born in 570, character's birthplace: Tianshui Quan clan, character's family background: Quan Xu's grandfather Panorama Xuanguan to the general of Zhuguo in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Jingzhou, general in charge of the military affairs of the seventeen continents, and was awarded the title of Princess of the Qianjin County. Quan Xu's father, Quan Yu, was granted the title of Gongzhu of Wuwei County by the Jin Dynasty to General Zuowuwei for his meritorious service in destroying the Qi Dynasty during the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Because he supported Yang Jian for his meritorious service on behalf of the Zhou Dynasty, after entering the Sui Dynasty, Quan Yu was granted the title of Duke of South Korea of ​​the Shangzhu Kingdom and was promoted to the general manager of Lingzhou. Quan Xu's mother was the daughter of Dou Rongding of the Dou family (Yang Jian's biological niece). Character personality: calm and decisive, brave and courageous, refreshing and generous, emphasizing love and righteousness. Character specialty: thoughtful, proficient in military art, good at leading troops. Character experience: Quan Xu became the protagonist's companion as Yang Jian's nephew, and became the protagonist's direct confidant. After that, Quan Xu became the protagonist and fought with the Sui Dynasty in the south and north to pacify the four directions. He attacked Xue Yantuo twice and pacified Qibei. Later, he defeated the Turks, conquered Goguryeo, destroyed Tubo and Tuyuhun, and became one of the main generals in the protagonist's expansion of territory. After he became a general and became a prime minister, he had outstanding military exploits and outstanding achievements, and was relied on by the protagonist to be the Qiancheng of the country. After the protagonist ascended the throne, Quan Xu was promoted to the Duke of Qin due to his merits, and became a pillar of the country. Before the protagonist ascended the throne, Quan Xu served as the crown prince Zuo Weilu. After the protagonist ascended the throne, Quan Xu successively served as the general manager of Liangzhou, Prince Shaobao, Minister of the Ministry of War, Shangshu Ling, Sikong, and Prince Taishi. Quan Xu was the protagonist's lifelong brother and loyal minister. Quan Xu died twenty years after the protagonist ascended the throne. The book was given to the Taiwei, with the posthumous title "Xuanwu", and he was buried with the protagonist in the mausoleum and was entitled to enjoy the Imperial Ancestral Temple. Also, please write me a wife for Quan Xu. As for the candidate, it's up to you.

In fact, although the character Quan Xu is a fictional character of mine, his family background is not entirely fictitious. Quan Xu's grandfather, Quan Xuan, is real. I just changed his last name to a homophone because my last name is Quan, Quan Xu. I made up my parents. I fictionalized Quan Xu's father, Quan Xun, as Quan Quanxuan's third son, and also made him marry Yang Jian's niece Dou during the Northern Zhou Dynasty and give birth to Quan Xu, because only in this way can I explain why Quan supported Yang Jian on behalf of the Zhou Dynasty.