
Records of the Five Marquises of the Fan Family in the Eastern Han Dynasty
东汉樊家五侯风云录
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- Ongoing
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- 630k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Fan Hou refers to Zhang Jinghou Fan Zhong, Liu Xiu's maternal grandfather. He lives at the corner of Ziyu Mountain and is good at farming. Fan Hongshou Zhang Hou, Liu Xiu's uncle. The stone house on Ziyu Mountain was built by Fan Zhong for his mother. Shuanglong Tan was often visited by Liu Xiu and his uncle and cousins. Purple Jade Mountain is not a high mountain but dangerous and spiritual. Fan focused on educating people and was promoted as one of the three elders. Su Dongpo of Song Dynasty wrote poems to praise him.
When Liu Xiuneng became an emperor in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Fan family in Nanyang and Huyang gave all their money to support him. Fan Zhong's education of his children influenced Liu Xiu's education. It provided the ideological foundation for Guangwu Zhongxing.
The Huyang Fan family influenced Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu.
After Liu Xiu's father passed away, his mother Liu Xian took her children back to her natal family in Huyang and went to live with the wealthy Liu Xiu's grandfather Fan Zhong. Fan Zhong raised 200 acres of land in what is now Liu Chong and managed it for Liu's mother and son. Liu Xiu often herded cattle in Ganniuling in the east of the village. In his free time, he and his friends used stones to "occupy squares and push carts", which laid the foundation for future military formations and commands.