Tian Rangcha is a famous strategist after that. He led the Qi army to repel the invading armies of Jin and Yan, and was named Fu for his work. Later, he was called Sima. Later, because Qi Jinggong listened to gossip, Tian Rangcha was deposed and died of depression. Because of its long history, its deeds are not widely circulated, but its military thoughts have great influence.
In Tang Suzong, Tian Rangcha and other ten famous martial arts players were enshrined in Wu Wang as temples, known as the Ten Philosophers of Wu Miao. Song Huizong honored Tian Rangcha as Hengshan Hou, one of the seventy-two generals of Wu Song Temple.
2. Tian Dan (dān) was born in Linzi (now Linzi City, Shandong Province). During the Warring States Period, the famous State of Qi was a distant imperial clan.
First-time marketing manager, managing linzi market order. Le Yi led five armies to attack Qi. At the time of crisis, Tian Dan stuck to Jimo, defeated the Yan army with the fire bull array, recovered more than 70 lost cities, worshipped Guo Xiang and sealed the Anping army.
Later, under the suspicion of the King of Qi, he went to Zhao, was named Pingjun, and was buried in Anping City after his death.
3. (378 BC-320 BC), surnamed Tian, the son of Tian (different from Huan Gong, the head of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period), the fourth generation monarch of Qi (Tian Qi) in the Warring States Period, reigned from 356 BC to 320 BC.
Originally Hou, in the twenty-third year (334 BC), he joined forces with Xuzhou and regarded each other as king, which was called "King Xiang of Xuzhou" in history. Qi Weiwang is famous for being good at using energy to train and motivate himself.
During Qi Weiwang's reign, in view of the disadvantages of the Qing Dynasty, Zou Ji was appointed as prime minister, Tian Ji as general and Sun Bin as military adviser, and political reform was carried out, the legal system was improved, talents were selected and appointed, rewards and punishments were clear, and national strength became stronger and stronger. After two battles in Guilin and Maling, Wei Jun was defeated and began to dominate the vassals.
He built Jixia Xuegong outside Jimen, the capital of Linzi (now northeast of Zibo), and accepted all the wise men in the world to discuss politics and give lectures, which became the academic and cultural center at that time.
4. Tian Heng (? -202 BC), the leader of the uprising in the late Qin Dynasty. Originally an aristocrat of Qi, after the uprising in Daze Township, Chen Sheng, Tian Heng and his brothers also opposed the independence of Qin, and the three brothers successively occupied Qi as king.
After Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang unified the world, Tian Heng refused to submit to the Han Dynasty and led 500 people to flee to the island. Liu Bang sent someone to Zhaofu, and Tian Heng was forced to go to Luoyang by boat. On the way, shouyangshan, Yanshi, thirty miles away from Luoyang, committed suicide. Five hundred subordinates on the island heard that Tian Heng was dead and all committed suicide.
5. Tian Feng? -200 years), the word Hao, Julu (now Julu area in Hebei Province) people, said Bohai people. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao's advisers and officials went to Jizhou for a special ride. He was honest and outspoken, and repeatedly advised Yuan Shao, but none of them were adopted. Yu Xun, one of Cao Cao's counselors, once commented that he was "just guilty". Later, he was ordered to go to prison by Yuan Shao for discouraging Yuan Shao from conquering Cao Cao. After the battle of Guandu, Tian Feng was killed by Yuan Shao.
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