Historical celebrities

Zong Jun: courtesy name Shuxiang, from Nanyang Anzhongren. His father-in-law was a general named Wu Guanzhong Lang in the early days of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He successively served as Cai Ling and Jiujiang prefect; in the first year of Yongping, he moved to Donghai Prime Minister. Xianzong used his ability to worship Shangshu Ling for seven years, and later served as Sili Xiaowei and Hanoi Prefect. He died at home in the first year of Jianchu.

Zongzi: Named Shudu, Nanyang Anzhongren. The family generations were Han generals, prime ministers and famous ministers. Grandfather Jun has his own biography. When I was young, I was in the capital, studying Meng's Book of Changes and Ouyang Shangshu. He promoted filial piety and integrity, paid homage to Yilang, and supplemented the imperial censor Zhongcheng and the prefect of Runan. Fan Pang was appointed as a meritorious official, and he appointed political officials to give credit to Pang without diminishing his beauty. "The name of Ren Shan is heard all over the country".

Zong Cai: named Jingwei, an artist from the Qi Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties, the grandson of Zong Bing, who lived in Jiangling. He was good at calligraphy and painting. His ancestral business was passed down to Lushan Mountain. I met Sun Deng on the walking barrier, and he was sitting and lying on the Buddha's Shadow Terrace in Yongye Temple. Yang, a native of Niyang, Nanyang, lived in Jiangling for a long time. His ancestor was Bing, and his father was Fan. He was consulted by Xizhong Lang to join the army. At the beginning of the Zhongxing Dynasty, he was promoted to the imperial censor Zhongcheng, and he was appointed as the champion general and the commander of the guard army. In the winter, he moved to Wubingshangshu to participate in the general election. He died at the age of 49.

Zong Yu: During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a general in charge of the army. Named Deyan, he was from Nanyang Anzhong. In the early years of Jian'an, Zhuge Liang appointed him as chief of staff, and later moved to serve as a minister in the imperial palace (247). In the first year of Jingyao (258), he was appointed as the captain of the garrison and was ordered to recruit Wu. He was once the governor of Yong'an. When he returned, he paid homage to the general of Zhengxi and was given the title of Marquis of Guannei. In the first year of Jingyao (258), he returned to Chengdu with the disease. Later he became the general of the Zhenjun and led the governor of Yanzhou.

Zong Cui: A native of Nieyang in Nanyang in the Southern Song Dynasty, his courtesy name was Yuan Qian. His uncle once asked him about his ambition, and he replied: "I would like to ride the long wind and break the waves of thousands of miles." , expressed the man's lofty ambition, and became a famous saying throughout the ages. ), whose father was Zong Shunqing, a famous general who fought against the Jin Dynasty in the Song Dynasty. He was an outstanding politician and military strategist who emerged in the fight against the Jin Dynasty at the turn of the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty. He was a famous national hero in history and a native of Yiwu, Wuzhou (now Zhejiang Province). At the age of 33, he was promoted to Yuanyou Jinshi, but his integrity and loyalty prevented him from being truly reused by the country until he was 68 years old. As a result, the Northern Song Dynasty became the most tragic dynasty in Chinese history. The fierce Jurchen nobles in the north led their armies to plunder and plunder our country. When the Han people in the Central Plains were in national crisis, a Confucian scholar stepped forward to face the chaos and served as the deputy marshal in charge of the military recruitment of the world, the left-behind magistrate of Tokyo in the main hall of Kaifeng Mansion, and the leader of the Central Plains Wulin Grand Alliance. He recruited Wang Shan, Yang Jin and other rebels, and appointed Yue Fei as the general. In the Thirteenth Victory, the Jin soldiers were defeated repeatedly. Out of deep concern for the interests of the nation, he wrote to Fan 24th Shu many times, asking Emperor Gaozong to regain the lost territory. However, he was so angry that he vomited blood and died without a trace. Regarding speech and family affairs, Yue Fei was buried in the tomb of Mrs. Chen in Zhenjiang and left behind "Zongzhong Bamboo Collection"

Zong Pi, Zong Ji's grandfather, was the prefect of Hongnong in southern Liang. Liang died in the Sui Dynasty and lived in Hedong. He was born in Fenyin, so he was from Puzhou.

Zong Bing, courtesy name Shaowen, was a painter from the Southern Song Dynasty. He was originally from Henan Province, but he lived in Jiangling (now Hubei Province). From the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Southern Dynasty and the Song Dynasty, he was recruited as an official many times, but he never got the job. >

Zong Chai: Artist of the Qi Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties. Named Jingwei, Zong Bing's grandson, his family has lived in Jiangling for generations. Zong Chai was never called to be an official. General Wang Yi of Yuzhang asked him to join the army. He replied: "Why do you want to kill those innocent seabirds and pheasants? Why do you want to cut down those trees that have nothing to do with the world?" Zong Chai was born with a hobby of calligraphy and painting. . He inherited the calligraphy and painting career of his ancestors and determined to travel to famous mountains and rivers. He copied his grandfather Zong Bing's posthumous work "Shang Ziping Tu" on the indoor wall. Zong Chai lived in seclusion in the old house left by his grandfather in Lushan all his life. He painted the story of Ruan Ji's encounter with Sun Deng on the indoor screen, and sat or lay in front of the screen to watch it all day long. Zongchai also painted for the Buddhist shadow platform of Yongye Temple. People praised Zong Chai's paintings for reaching a wonderful state.

Zong Ji, a native of Puzhou during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, was the father of Zong Chuke. He served as an official in Wang Taifu of the Wei Dynasty and wrote "Kuo Di Zhi" with Xie Yan and others.

Zong Zhou: A descendant of Zong Bi, he was elected in the 10th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1531). He first served as the magistrate of Jinxiang County, Shandong Province, and later the magistrate of Mahu, Sichuan (now the Pingshan area of ??Yibin City, Sichuan Province). During this period, he expanded the courtyard around his ancestral house on Confucian Street, and built the Zonggong Mansion (Shikedi) on the north side of the stone bridge outside the West City.

Zong Chen: Poet and writer of the Ming Dynasty. Zixiang (1525-1560), a native of Xinghua, Jiangsu. In the 29th year of Jiajing's reign (1550), he became a Jinshi, and was awarded the title of head of the Ministry of Punishment, head of the Department of Examination and Merit of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and Yuanwailang of the Department of Examination and Honors of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of Jin Dynasty. Because he offended Yan Song, he was transferred to Fujian as a counselor. He was promoted to Fujian's deputy envoy for learning because of his merits in fending off the Japanese. He died in the official position. In "Later Seven Sons", the prose is less imitative and more fluent. He is the author of "Zongzi Photo Collection" and so on.

Zongde: A native of Nanyang, the official secretary of the Liang Dynasty. After the death of Liang Dynasty, he entered the Zhou Dynasty. He wrote "The Chronicles of Jingchu's Age", which is still in existence today.

Zong Chuke: A native of Hedong (now Yongji), Puzhou in the Tang Dynasty, and a native of Nanyang before him. Named Shu'ao, Empress Wu's sister and son, and a Jinshi, and later moved to be the Minister of Household Affairs. During the reign of Wu Zetian, Wu Sansi recommended him to serve as Minister of War. Wu Sansi was killed, Empress Wei and Princess Anle took power, ascended to the throne, and Empress Wei poisoned Zhongzong. He united with a few courtiers to encourage Empress Wei to cut the Tang Dynasty again, imitating Wu Zetian's story, secretly killed Emperor Shang and Ruizong, and was killed by Ruizong's son. Li Longji (Xuanzong) launched a mutiny and executed him.

Zong Bida: named Yinglie, he was born in the late Yuan Dynasty. The 8th generation grandson of Zong Ze, the hero of the Southern Song Dynasty who was originally from Yiwu, Zhejiang Province, moved to Xinghua from Runzhou (today's Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province) where he was guarding the cemetery. He built a house and settled in the Confucian Street area of ??Xinghua City.

Zong Yuanding: courtesy name Dingjiu, a native of Jiangdu, a calligrapher and painter of the Qing Dynasty. When he was seven years old, he chanted plum blossoms, and his poems were recited from far and near. There is an ancient plum tree in the hall, which is called "Zonglang Plum". He is a filial person by nature, and the cauldron and steamer are often empty, but he never accuses others of being poor. In the early days of Kangxi, he paid tribute to Taixue and Quanzhuzhou Tongzhi. Not yet an official. Good at painting landscapes and poetry. There is "Furong Xinliutang Collection". Yuanding, his younger brothers Yuan Yu, Guan, and Congzi Zhijin and Zhiyu all worked on poetry and were considered among the "Five Schools of Guangling".

Zong Jichen: Difu, Difu (1792-1867), Dilou, a native of Kuaiji, Zhejiang. In the first year of Daoguang (1821), he was elected as a secretary in the cabinet. Tired to Shandong Canal Road, he returned home sick. At the age of thirty, he successively took charge of Hunan, Qunyu, Lianxi and Huxi academies. After returning, he took charge of Jishan Academy and achieved great success. Ji Chen wrote twenty-four volumes of "Gongshaizhai Wenchao", twenty-eight volumes of Shichao, and "Four Books of Experience", all of which are "Biographies of Qing History" and have been handed down to the world.

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