I Am Really Not the Last Emperor of Wu Kingdom

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Yang Quan, also known as Deyuan, also known as Yang Zi, whose birth and death dates are unknown, was born in Suiyang. Philosopher, representative of Chongyou School of Metaphysics. In his early years, he came to Wu from his hometown during the war, so his activities were mainly in the Wuyue area. Yang Quan was a virgin in the state of Wu. After Jin defeated Wu, Yang Quan was conscripted into Jin. Soon he lived in seclusion and wrote, imitating Yang Xiong and writing 14 volumes of "Tai Xuan Jing", and also wrote 16 volumes and 2 volumes of "The Theory of Physics". On the one hand, Yang Quan affirmed the objectivity of "the nature of heaven and earth, the principles of nature", and on the other hand, he affirmed that humans have the subjective initiative to utilize and transform nature. This is a relatively scientific conclusion drawn on the issue of the relationship between heaven and man, and it is also in direct opposition to the fatalistic thinking advocated by metaphysicians at that time. In addition, Yang Quan's excellent academic style that is deeply rooted in reality, attaches great importance to agriculture, handicrafts and other scientific and technological production knowledge, and emphasizes "the work of good farmers" and "the skill of craftsmen" is also commendable.

Gu Lang (218-272), courtesy name Yixian, was a native of Leiyang County, Hengyang County. He was an outstanding statesman, military strategist and national hero of the Three Kingdoms. He served successively as Langzhong of Wu State, Shangshu Lingshi, Junzhongzheng, Liuyang Ling, Duwei, Shangshulang, Guangzhou Governor-General, Lieutenant General of the Five-Functional Lieutenant, and Grand Zhongzheng doctor. He quelled the rebellion in Jiaozhi (today's Vietnam) and maintained the stability of the southern border of Wu State. After the rebellion was quelled, he moved to Jiuzhen to be the prefect. In the first year of Wu Fenghuang (272), he died of illness in Rensuo and was buried in Leiyang. We defended and rectified the border areas and resisted foreign aggression. The people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and the governance of southern Xinjiang was fruitful. In order to show his achievements, the "Stele of Gufu Jun, Jiuzhen Prefecture of Wu Gu" was engraved. In the sixth year of Wu Yong'an (263 years), Lu Xing, an official in Jiaozhi County, killed the prefect and tempted Jiuzhen and Rinan to betray Wu. In the third year of Baoding (268), Wu sent Liu Jun, the governor of Jiaozhou, and Xiu Ze, the former governor, to lead an army to conquer, but they all failed and the soldiers were defeated. Sun Hao, Lord of Wu, issued an edict to summon generals to quell the chaos. Officials in the Manchu Dynasty believed that Gu Lang had served in Guangzhou and had a reputation and was worthy of this important task. In November of the first year of Jianheng (269), Gu Lang led his troops through Panyu, Zangda, and marched to Jiaozhi to attack Lu Xing. Jiaozhi surrendered, Jiuzhen and Rinan surrendered. After the rebellion was over, Gu Lang moved to Jiuzhen to be the prefect.

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I sorted out the people named Xu mentioned in "Three Kingdoms" and made a list: Xu Shao, Xu Hun, Xu Qian, Xu You, Xu Zhi, Xu Yan, Xu Yun (Wei), Xu Xiang, Xu Dan, Xu Qian, Xu Chu, Xu Ding, Xu Yi, Xu Zong, Xu Min, Xu Jing, Xu Qin, Xu You, Xu Yun, Xu Guo, Xu Ci, Xu Xun, Xu Shulong, Xuchang, Xu Shao, Xu Gong, Xu Zhao.

Let's make a list of people from the Jijun of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty: Yu Fan, Luo Tong, Luo Jun, Xuchang, Zhu Jun, Zhou Yi, Zhou Ang, Zhou Xin, Mrs. Xie of Wu Zhu, Mrs. Pan of Wu Zhu, Cao E, Sheng Xian, Sun Hong, Jiao Jiao, Kan Ze, Han Shuo, Zhu Fu, Lu He, Qin Lang, Pan Lin, Suichun, Dong Xi, He Qi, He Shao, Zhong Limu, Wu Fan, Jie Xiang, Liu Zan, Liu Lue, Liu Ping, Shao Chou.

The case of Shao Chou's suicide to avoid Guo Dan occurred in the third year of Fenghuang in Soochow (AD 274). At that time, rumors circulated in Kuaiji County that Sun Fen (Sun Quanzi), Marquis of Zhang'an, would become emperor. Xi Xi, the governor of Linhai County, wrote a letter criticizing the state affairs to Guo Dan, the governor of Kuaiji County. Guo Dan only handed Xi Xi's letter to the court, but did not report the spread of the rumors. Sun Hao ordered the arrest of Guo Dan on the charge of "not talking nonsense". Guo Dan was afraid that he would not be able to clear himself, so Shao Chou, the meritorious official of Kuaiji County, said to Guo Dan: "This is my responsibility, you don't have to worry." Shao Chou went to the officials in charge and surrendered. He confessed that he did not report the matter and that the rumors were spreading, which was his own fault and had nothing to do with the governor. When the officials in charge presented Shao Chou's confession, Sun Hao's anger remained unabated. Shao Chou was worried that Guo Dan would inevitably die, so he committed suicide to prove his innocence. Before committing suicide, he wrote a confession saying: "I, Shao Chou, was born in the border area and I am not familiar with the way of education. Just because of my higher family status, I became an official of this county. I surpassed others and became the head of the county's subordinates. I was unable to assist the prefect in his promotion." Educate and educate the people. Nowadays, there are rumors among the people. I think this is nonsense. Although it is not true, it is not something to be afraid of. The throne is the most important weapon in the world. I hate these ugly words anymore. Hear goodbye, so I intend to hide my hatred in writing, calm down the restlessness, and return to silence, and the rumors will naturally stop. My heart always insists on this idea, so Guo Dan retracts his correct opinion and silently submits to me. It is really offending because of this. It was my fault. I didn't dare to escape the death penalty, so I surrendered. I had to ask the emperor to open his eyes and come down to investigate." The officials collected Shao Chou's body and presented it to Sun Hao, who then ordered that Guo Dan be pardoned and sent to Jian'an County to build ships. Sun Hao, Lord of Wu, highly praised Shao Chou's integrity and virtue, and issued an edict to Kuaiji counties to paint Shao Chou's paintings and hang them in temples for worship.

Yao Xin, a figure in the Soochow period and a native of Wuxing. He once served as Taichang Qing. He studied under Fan Ping, a native of Qian Tang Dynasty. According to historical records, Yao Xin's works include "Notes on Zhouyi" and "Xintian Lun". "Three Kingdoms" and "Book of Jin" did not list his biography. His life story is scattered in historical biographies and other documents. Yan Kejun's "Quan San Guo Wen" says: "Xinzi Yuandao, Baoding was Taichang at the beginning. There are ten volumes of Shiwei, two volumes of Yao's New Book, and two volumes of collection." Lu Deming's "Classic Interpretation" says: "Yao Xin , named Deyou. " Ruan Xiaoxu's "Qilu" said: "Zi Yuanzhi, a native of Wuxing, Wu Taichangqing." Yao Xin's birth and death dates are not listed in the "Three Kingdoms", so the exact time cannot be determined. According to research by Taiwanese scholar Jian Boxian, Gu Tan was a disciple in Jiaozhou for two years, and died in Jiaozhi in the 42nd year of his reign (Tan Di Cheng died in the 37th year of his life). Tan Zu was in the 10th year of Chiwu (247), and he was forty-two years old. Counting backwards, he should have been born in the 12th year of Jian'an (207). Yao Xin and Er Gu were both nephews of Lu Xun, and they lived together with Tan. The Biography of Lu Xun places Yao Xin after Er Gu, so his birth date should not be earlier than the twelfth year of Jian'an. In the second year of Baoding (267), Yao Xin was envoyed to welcome the gods. He was about sixty years old, and his death year was later. That is, Yao Xindang lived around the interval from 207 to 267. (See "An Examination of the Remains of Confucian Classics of the Three Kingdoms and Two Jin Dynasties Preserved Today", Sanmin Book Company) This examination is credible. "Book of Jin·Astronomical Chronicles": Wu Taichang Yao Xin created "Xin Tian Lun" and said: Human beings are spiritual insects, and their shape is most like the sky. Nowadays, people's foreheads are so luxurious that they touch their chests, but their necks cannot be carried over their backs. Taking the various bodies in close proximity, we know that the body of heaven is lower to the earth in the south and higher in the north.

"Wu Bamboo Slips and Wu System" is a book published by Peking University Press in 2019. The author is Ling Wenchao. Changsha Zoumalou Three Kingdoms Wu Slips are important historical materials discovered in recent years about the political, economic and social life of the Sun Wu period in the Three Kingdoms. The main contents are some administrative books of the Linxiang Marquis during the Jiahe period of Sun Wu. Most of the affairs involved were important affairs of the Linxiang Marquis, which not only truly reflected the characteristics of the daily administration of Linxiang County, but also faithfully recorded the affairs and current affairs that the Linxiang Marquis was focusing on at that time and even related to the overall situation of Sun Wu. The interpretation and utilization of these Wu bamboo slips has become one of the hot topics in the field of historical research in recent years. This book is an attempt to use these Wu bamboo slips to interpret the Sun-Wu system and even its relationship with the Han and Jin systems. The book has a clear structure, in-depth analysis, and rigorous discussion. It is an excellent academic work. Ling Wenchao is an associate professor at the School of History at Beijing Normal University and a PhD in history at Peking University. From 2011 to 2017, he worked at the Institute of History and the Collaborative Innovation Center for Unearthed Documents and Ancient Chinese Civilization Research at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. The main research fields are the history of Qin, Han, Wei and Jin, and bamboo slips and silk studies. The main representative works include "Compilation and Research of the Collection of Wu Bamboo Bamboo Slips at Zoumalou" and so on.

During the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, countless talented people emerged. They shined in their respective fields, and even those who seemed mediocre still made contributions. This article will take a look at the successive governors of Xiakou in the state of Wu. Huang Zu sat in Jiangxia County for more than ten years, and the brothers Sun Ce and Sun Quan also competed with him for ten years. Huang Zu was stationed in Xiakou for a long time. Sun Quan obviously had a deep understanding of the importance of this place during his repeated campaigns against Huang Zu. Therefore, Sun Quan not only built Xiakou City in the second year of Huangchu (221), but also appointed the governor of Xiakou, who were basically all important officials of the clan. I sorted out the successive governors of Xiakou in Jiangdong during the Three Kingdoms of the late Han Dynasty and made a list: Cheng Pu, Sun Jiao, Sun Huan, Sun Xi, Sun Lin, Sun Yi, Sun Xiu, and Lu Shu. In addition, Sun Yin may also temporarily become the governor of Xiakou. "The power was divided between Jingzhou and Liu Bei, Pu restored Jiangxia, moved the bandit generals, and died" - "Three Kingdoms·Cheng Pu Biography" [Cheng Pu was the only one who served as the prefect of Jiangxia twice. Based on "Three Kingdoms·Sun Jiao Biography", it can be seen that Cheng Pu once supervised Xiakou. From the existing historical data, Cheng Pu was also the first person in the Jiangdong camp to truly supervise Xiakou, and he also died in office. When Cheng Pu served as the prefect of Jiangxia, the administrative office was placed in Shaxian, and Xiakou was within Shaxian County] "The capital was moved to protect the generals who conquered the captives, and Cheng Pu was appointed to supervise Xiakou" - "Three Kingdoms: Biography of Sun Jiao" [Sun Jiao, the third son of Sun Jing, was of the same generation as Sun Quan. He was Cheng Pu's successor and had many experiences of competing with Cao Cao at Ruxukou. He promoted many talents during his tenure and gained Sun Quan's trust. When he attacked Jingzhou, Sun Quan even considered appointing him and Lu Meng as governors of the left and right ministries respectively] "Brother Jiao Jiao has died, and he will rule them all on behalf of him, so as to promote Wu Zhonglang and become the prefect of Jiangxia" - "Three Kingdoms· "The Biography of Sun Huan" [Sun Huan, Sun Jing's fourth son, his brother Sun Jiao died in the 24th year of Jian'an (219). He led the Jiangxia Prefecture, and apparently also took over the responsibilities of the Xiakou Governor. He followed Sun Jiao's deployment at that time, and raised Sun Jiao's The best talents are also treated with courtesy] "My younger brother Xi Si, who led the army, committed suicide because of his guilt, and the country was eliminated" - "Three Kingdoms: Sun Jiao Biography" [Sun Xi xī, Sun Jiao's son, Sun Huan only led Sun Jiao's troops on behalf of Sun Xi and his brother Sun Yin. After taking over Sun Jiao's tribe, it is possible to succeed as the governor of Xiakou] "The neighboring governor of Xiakou Mian and General Weiyuan will live and serve" - "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms·The Biography of Sun Lin" [Sun Lin, the son of Sun Benbēn, is also a descendant of the clan. When Sun Lin was 9 years old, he took charge of Yuzhang County on his behalf. After serving for 20 years, he was moved to the post of Lieutenant Governor of Xiakou. He was also a competent official. He died in the twelfth year of Chiwu (249)] "Yicong Zhennan" Move the army to the town, and supervise Xiakou on holidays" - "Three Kingdoms·The Biography of Sun Huan" [Sun Yi, the concubine of Sun Neighbor, he supervises Xiakou on holidays can be regarded as inheriting his father's legacy, but as an important member of the clan, he served in Ganlu Er In the year (257), he chose to drag his family and surrender to the Wei Dynasty. Therefore, he was set up as a model by the Wei State. Not only was he appointed as the Chariot and Cavalry General Yi Tong Sansi, he was also granted the title of Marquis of Wu] "Tai Zixiu was a former general. Army, Governor of Xiakou" - "Three Kingdoms: Biography of Sun Kuang" [Sun Xiu, Sun Kuang's grandson, Sun Kuang is Sun Quan's younger brother. Sun Xiu's father, Sun Tai, was shot and killed by a stray arrow when he followed Sun Quan to besiege Hefei. When Sun Xiu served as the governor of Xiakou, he made a similar choice to Sun Yi. Perhaps they both felt the pressure brought by Sun Hao. He also chose to surrender to the Jin overnight and was appointed as the Cavalry General Yi Tong Sansi] "Jianhengzhong, during the holiday, moved to the governor of Xiakou" - "Three Kingdoms·Biography of Lu Su" [Lu Shu, Lu Su's posthumous body] He moved to the post of governor of Xiakou during the Jianheng period and died in the third year of Fenghuang (274)] "In the summer of the first year of Tianji, Sun Shen, the governor of Xiakou, went out of Jiangxia and Runan to burn down the residents" - "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms·The Biography of Sun Hao" [Sun Shen, the son of Sun Huan, was another descendant of the clan, which shows the importance of the position of governor of Xiakou in the Kingdom of Wu. Sun Shen served as the governor of Xiakou before the first year of Tianji (277), and should be the last governor of Xiakou in the state of Wu Reprinted from Weibo "Bingbi Chunqiu Lu Shusheng"

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Every time Sun Hao held a banquet for his officials, the guests would have to drink at least seven liters of wine. Even if they didn't drink all the wine, they would still pour it into their mouths and say "dry". There was a minister named Wei Yao who could only drink two liters. Sun Hao gave him special treatment. He was worried that he would make a fool of himself because he was too drunk, so he secretly gave him tea instead of wine. But Sun Hao was a tyrant, addicted to alcohol, cruel and easy to kill. When he admired Wei Yao (also known as Wei Zhao), he could secretly cheat during the banquet and secretly replace Wei Yao's wine with tea to make him pass the "wine test". Wei Yao is upright and upright. He can secretly play some tricks at banquets, such as "stealing others" and "secretly crossing the old warehouse", but when it comes to national affairs, one is one and the other is two, and he must seek truth from facts. So when he was ordered to record the deeds of Sun Hao's father, Sun He, he was unwilling to include Sun He in the imperial records, which offended Sun Hao, and he was killed and died. However, the idea of ​​"replacing wine with tea" is still widely used today, and can be regarded as a generous and elegant thing. This was something neither Sun Hao nor Wei Yao expected.

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Ji Zhan (253-324), whose courtesy name was Siyuan. A native of Moling County, Danyang County. In the early years of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he was a famous scholar and important minister. Ji Zhan was born in a family of eunuchs, and together with Gu Rong, He Xun, Min Hong and Xue, he was known as the "Five Talents". Gu Rong (?-312), Also known as Yanxian. A native of Wu County, Wu County. A minister and celebrity in the late Western Jin Dynasty, he was also the leader of the Jiangnan gentry who supported the Sima family's transition to the south. The grandson of Gu Yong, the prime minister of Sun Wu, and the son of Gu Mu, the prefect of Yidu in Sun Wu. Gu Rong served as an official in Sun Wu when he was weak. Together with Ji Zhan, He Xun, Min Hong and Xue, he was called the "Five Talents". After the fall of the Wu Kingdom, he entered Luoyang together with Lu Ji and Lu Yun, and was known as the "Three Heroes of Luoyang". He Xun (260-319), courtesy name Yanxian. A native of Shanyin County, Kuaiji County. A famous minister in the Jin Dynasty, he was the great-grandson of He Qi, the general of Empress Sun Wu, and the son of He Shao, the secretary of Sun Wu Zhong. Xue Jian (about 255~322), courtesy name Lingchang, was born in Zhuyi, Pei County. A minister of the Jin Dynasty, the grandson of Pushe Xue Zong, the minister of Eastern Wu, and the son of Xue Ying, a regular attendant of Sanqi. Min Hong was from Guangling. A famous writer in the Jin Dynasty. He first served as the Minister of Soochow. Wu died and entered the Jin Dynasty, but the campaign failed after repeated conquests. He is a beautiful young man with literary talent and is known as "Southern Jin". Together with Xue Jian, Ji Zhan, Gu Rong and He Xun, they were named "Five Talents". A collection of three volumes has been lost. Today there are "Qin Silkworm Fu", "Qin Fu", "Feather Fan Fu", "Hibiscus Fu", "Lianhua Fu Preface" and "Books with Liu Ziya". "Book of Jin·Volume 68·Biographies 38": Jianqing has a long history of military excellence. He is as famous as Tongjun Ji Zhan, Guangling Minhong, Wujun Gu Rong, and Kuaiji He Xun, and is known as the "Five Talents".

Sun Hao was talented, could recite poems, and had certain attainments in calligraphy. He was good at running script, official script, small seal script and Feibai script. He was as famous as Cao Cao and was known as "the pen and ink of Emperor Wei are majestic and the style of Wu main body is dense". His calligraphy was passed down to the Tang Dynasty, and the calligrapher Wei Xu rated his writing as "lower middle" grade. Zhang Huaiguan rated his calligraphy as third-rate in "Shuguan".

Therefore, in order to maintain power, one must use strategy when one strives for success, one must use strategy when one surrenders, one must use strategy when winning, and one must use strategy when one is in danger. Movement is nothing but strategy. Therefore, one can use a river as a barrier and become an enemy of Cao and Liu. However, the rise of power was not done with righteousness, but only to separatist rule to become a powerful force, and could not establish the Han Dynasty to win over the world. At the end of the Han Dynasty, when the righteousness was great, he had the power to recruit people from the Central Plains, recruit soldiers from the northwest, seize the sharp horses and infantry, take the boats and use them, march northward, and advance by land and water. Who can do it? When Cao Pi is established, Quan can ask the descendants of the Han Dynasty to assist him. When he goes out to ask questions, Liu Bei will also hold the balance and hold his horns. The people of the Central Plains will rise up and respond to me. Quan didn't know this, and he only prided himself on the rugged barbarian mountains and seas. Therefore, although he was capable of scheming and cunning, his inheritance was only enough to last his life, but not enough to leave his descendants; it was only enough to protect his country, but not enough to balance the world. What a pity! However, if the power is not used for stratagem to support oneself, then even if one's body cannot die, what about the descendants? If his country cannot be protected, what will happen to the world? What to say? He didn't have much power, Zhuge Ke used it once and won, but used it again and was defeated. Sun Wei used it and defeated the rivers and Huaihe Rivers. He was just worried. The upper class borrowed the talents of Lu Kang and used a heavy army, but they could only support Xiangyang on one side and resisted death, so they were worried. If Sun Hao had not been cruel, how could he have survived for a long time? Later generations failed to observe the power and relied on strategies to support themselves. However, they only wanted to imitate the power and drew the river as a defense. This is the weakest situation in which soldiers are not aware of their power. Only Lu Kang knew this among the ancients. Sun Hao resisted and said: "The Yangtze River is steep and restricting the territory is a common thing to defend the country, and it is not something that a wise man should do first." When examining Kang's words, the situation at that time is indescribable, but the so-called wise man's first approach is correct. Kang can be said to be good at discussing Sun's situation.​

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"Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi, Sun Hao Biography": "Ding Gu and Meng Ren, the censors on the left and right, are Situ and Sikong." Fei Songzhi quoted "Wu Shu" as saying: "At the beginning, Gu was the minister, and Meng Songshu grew in his abdomen. He said to people: 'The word "Song" means the eighteenth Duke. When he is eighteen years old, will he be the Duke?' He died like a dream."

I sorted out several people with the surname Sheng in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, and made a list: Sheng Xian, Sheng Xiān, Sheng Bo, Sheng Chong, Sheng Man, Sheng Dao, and Sheng Xiang. They appeared in the spheres of influence of Wei, Jihan and Wu respectively. The birthplaces of Sheng Xian, Sheng Dao and Sheng Xian are relatively clear. Sheng Dao was born in Jianqián County, Yizhou, Sheng Xian was from Kuaiji County in Yangzhou, and Sheng Xian was from Wu County in Yangzhou. The most well-known among them is Sheng Xian. In fact, if the time range is expanded, Sheng Yun and Sheng Xiu during the period of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty can also be included. Sheng Yun was a person from the Liang Kingdom in Yuzhou. Reprinted from Weibo