1, Liu bang
Liu Bang (65438 BC+February 28th, 256 BC-65438 BC+June 65438 BC +0. 095) was born in Fengyi Li Zhongyang, Pei County (now Li Zhongyang Street, Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province).
An outstanding politician, strategist and military commander in China history, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, and one of the great pioneers of the Han nationality and culture, he made outstanding contributions to the development of the Han nationality and the reunification of China.
2. Liu Bei
Liu Bei (161-June10,223), namely Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty (reigned 22 1-223), was born in Zhuoxian County (now Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, after Liu Sheng, King of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, and during the Three Kingdoms Period.
Historians usually call it the late master.
Liu Bei Hongyi is generous, understanding and persevering. His behavior entrusted to Zhuge Liang by the whole country during his lifetime was regarded by Chen Shouzan as the prosperous track of ancient and modern times, and many literary and artistic works in later generations also featured Liu Bei.
Chengdu Wuhou Temple commemorates Zhaolie Temple.
3. Emperor Wu of Song
Emperor Wu of song (April 36316-June 26, 422), whose name was Deyu, sent slaves to posthumous title.
Originally from Suiyuli, Pengcheng County, Jingkou, Dantu County, Jinling.
An outstanding politician, reformer and strategist from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, he was the founding emperor of Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties (reigned from 420 to 422).
After Liu Jiao, King of Chu Yuan in the Western Han Dynasty.
During the ruling period, we learned the lessons of the gentry of the former dynasty, centralized power, suppressed the merger of powerful people, implemented the land tenure system, rectified the bureaucracy, reused the poor, developed production, ignored thin taxes and abolished harsh laws.
I personally tried lawsuits, revitalized education, tried out scholars in various counties and counties, raised excellent talents, and sent envoys to * * * for many times to suffer, which improved the political and social situation, ended the era of dictatorship, and laid the political pattern of "cold people taking the initiative" in the Southern Dynasties.
He made great contributions to the economic development in the south of the Yangtze River and the protection and development of Han culture, created the most extensive period in the Six Dynasties, and laid a solid foundation for the "rule of Yuanjia".
Li Zhi, an Amin, is known as "the king who set aside chaos to promote prosperity" and "the first emperor in the Southern Dynasties".
4. Liu Yilong
Song Wendi Liu Yilong (16,407-March 453) was born in Suiyuli, Pengcheng (now Xiaoxian, Anhui).
The third emperor of Southern Song Dynasty (reigned from 424 to 453), the third son of Emperor Wu, and the younger brother of Liu Yifu, whose mother was Hu Taihou.
In the first year of Yuanjia (424), he ascended the throne for 30 years, with the title of Yuanjia.
Continue to implement Emperor Wu of Song's general plan of governing the country, clean up the household registration on the basis of the "Yi Xi Tu Duan" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, exempt the people from the "rent and lodging debt", and implement a series of measures such as persuading students, promoting agriculture and recruiting talents.
To make a rest, social production developed, economy and culture became increasingly prosperous, and the family gave enough to others, that is, although things were difficult, turning the ditch was avoidable at that time.
Where there are hundreds of households, there are cities, folk dances, touching groups, and the prosperity of the Song Dynasty is known as the rule of Yuanjia.
5. Liu Zhiyuan
Liu Zhiyuan (895-948), a post-Emperor Gaozu (reigned 947-948), was a native of Taiyuan, Hedong, and a native of Shatuo.
During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Liu Wei, the founding emperor of the later Han Dynasty, proclaimed himself emperor and changed his name to Liu Wei.
When I was a child, I was not playful, with a heavy personality and few words.
When I grow up, I have a special image, which is different for people at that time.
He was brave and good at fighting, and made many outstanding achievements in the late Tang Dynasty and the late Jin Dynasty.
In the fourth year (947), Liu Zhiyuan proclaimed himself emperor, and God bless him for twelve years.
During its rule, local governments acted in their own way, which was difficult for the court to control, and there were many corrupt officials under them, which led to graft and tax collection.
In the first month of the first year of Ganyou (948), Liu Zhiyuan died in Wanshoutang, with the temple name Gaozu, and posthumous title Zhao was buried in Baizui Shanyang, 30 kilometers northwest of Yuzhou City.