2. Zi Gong: Confucius, a disciple of Gao Men, an able person who can make a fortune in business. Historical records. There is a biography about the value of goods. He traveled to various countries by high-powered vehicles and horses at his own expense, saying that he conquered Qi, Lu, Yue and Wu. Confucianism was later carried forward and spread through the ages, with boundless merits.
Bai Gui was born in the late Spring and Autumn Period, and he was the earliest master of business theory. Fan Li once asked him the secret of getting rich. "People abandon me and take me, and people take me and make peace" is his first famous business saying. There have been works on business philosophy, but unfortunately they have all been lost.
4. Born in the Warring States Period, Zhuo was the earliest "King of Steel" in the history of China. In order to find the best mine, the couple moved to Gonglai, Sichuan, and made a fortune by ironmaking. Zhuo Wangsun, the father-in-law of Sima Xiangru, a famous scholar in the Western Han Dynasty, is his successor.
5. Lv Buwei: A great businessman in the Warring States period, his proudest career in his life was to get to know the exiled son of Qin and win an alien, thus successfully realizing his historic transformation from business to politics. It is said that even Qin Shihuang was the illegitimate child of his "body double". It should be said that he deserves to be ranked in the "top ten" and second with legendary achievements!
6. Widows in Qing Dynasty: Their ancestors made a fortune by opening the "Danxue" in the early Qin Dynasty, and they were rewarded and accepted by Qin Shihuang. As a rare representative of a rich woman, I put a pen on it.
7. Deng Tong: The Emperor Wen of the Western Han Dynasty was the most popular. By virtue of his special relationship with Emperor Wen of the Western Han Dynasty, he monopolized the money casting industry at that time, opened copper mines and became rich in the world. Jingdi ascended the throne, fell out of favor and was taken over. Limited by fame, it is difficult to be selected.
8. Dong Xian: Emperor Ai of the Western Han Dynasty loved him. When he became emperor, he was the son of the prince. He really squeezed into the "rich circle" by "accompanying the prince to study", which was as expensive as "riding with the emperor" and dominating the world, and was later killed by Wang Mang. Nomination only.
9. Shi Chong, a famous rich man in the Western Jin Dynasty, gained wealth by robbing businessmen along the way when he was the secretariat of Jingzhou. The most classic story is that he and Wang Kai, the uncle of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, fought a great victory. It is no exaggeration to say that he is "as rich as an enemy". Because I didn't understand the old adage that "wealth can't be publicized", I eventually became a prostitute, lost all my money, and even died.
10, Wang Yuanchen: In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Hejian people should also learn from Shi Chong. He specially invited nobles and ministers to his home for dinner. The utensils used at the banquet, including crystal cups and agate bowls, are surprisingly exquisite and gorgeous. Chen Yuan also invited everyone to visit his warehouse full of gold, silver and silk. Later, everyone went to his stable and found that the trough for feeding horses was also silver. Wang Yuanchen led everyone and said to Zhang Wu and Rong, "Everyone said it was Shi Chongfu of the Jin Dynasty. I don't hate not seeing Shi Chong, but unfortunately Shi Chong didn't see me. "
1 1, Shen Wansan: Mingfu, the richest man in Jiangnan in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties. He helped Zhu Yuanzhang repair Nanjing City and personally contracted one third of the project cost. As far as its source of wealth is concerned, it is probably the earliest international businessman in history. Be chosen.
12, Wu Bingjian: Wu. He was the leader of the Thirteen Boxers in Guangdong in the Qing Dynasty. He soon became rich by smuggling opium with the British East India Company. 1834 has always claimed to have assets of 26 million yuan (26 million RMB), which western scholars call "the largest commercial asset in the world and the richest man in the world". 1843, the Qing government ordered the hong merchants to repay the foreign debt of 3 million yuan stipulated in the treaty of nanking, and he was responsible for 1 10,000 yuan. He died in Guangzhou in the same year. The suggestion was selected.
13, Hu Xueyan: a merchant of red-crowned cranes in the late Qing Dynasty, who made a fortune by liaising with Zuo privately in military supplies business. Nomination.