Prince Pei at the End of Jin Dynasty

The Pei family in Hedong was indeed a first-class family during the Wei and Jin Dynasties.

The Pei family of Hedong Wenxi was the top family member of the Western Jin Dynasty. When people talked about the gentry clan, they called the eight Pei families and the eight kings of Langya together with the Wang family of Langya. The family has been prominent since the Cao Wei Dynasty and reached its peak in the Western Jin Dynasty. Political level: Pei Xiu was the founding father of the Western Jin Dynasty. He served as an official and participated in the national policy planning of the Jin Dynasty and Wei Dynasty. He created the "Yu Gong Territory Map" and proposed six types of map making; his son Pei Kaihui, the official minister of Emperor Hui, Zuopushe, was at the center and wrote "Chongyou Lun", which opposed the theory that the Xuan family valued nothing; Several people from the same family were located in Taiwan Province, and they were deeply involved in the central decision-making of the Western Jin Dynasty. They were married to powerful people such as the Wei family and the clan, and had extensive connections. Family studies tend to focus on Confucian principles and practical political affairs, rather than empty talk.