Chinese name: Yang Lin
Nickname: Yang Huchen.
Nationality: Sui Dynasty
Ethnic group: Han nationality
Date of birth: 563 AD
Date of death: AD 6 19.
Seme: Qin Qiong.
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In order to save Cheng, admit that the horse was captured. Yang Lin learned that Qin Qiong was not a thief who robbed Huanggang. Seeing that Qin Qiong was outstanding and had high martial arts skills, he regarded Qin Qiong as his adopted son, made the Thirteen Pacific Insurance, and gave the armor pike captured by Qin Gui to Qin Qiong. After Qin Qiong rebelled, Yang Lin didn't want to believe Qin Qiong rebelled and went after Qin Qiong himself. Qin Qiong told Yang Lin that he was the son of Qin Gui, and Yang Lin had the revenge of killing his father. When Yang Lin learned the news, he could only feel sorry.
Extended data:
Yang Lin, the word tiger minister, is a fictional character in the Book of the Whole Tang Dynasty and the Biography of Xing Tang Dynasty. He is the eighth hero in the world, the uncle of Emperor Yang Di Yang Guang, and one of the nine founders of the Sui Dynasty. He made great contributions to the establishment and unification of the Sui Dynasty, and was named the King of Asylum. He is good at martial arts and holds a pair of dragon sticks. Later, when the rule of the Sui Dynasty was on the verge of disintegration, he made a last desperate attempt and was defeated. Stabbed to death by the stunt comeback of the seventh hero McCullough. His historical archetypes are Zhang Xutuo and Su Yang.
Qin Qiong (? —638), the word Uncle Bao, was born in Licheng (now Jinan City, Shandong Province) and was a famous soldier in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties. He was a general in the Sui Dynasty. He has studied under Huer, Zhang Xutuo and Pei, and is famous for his bravery. Later, Pei went to Shi Mi, the leader of Wagang Army. After the defeat of the crock, he defected to the king. Seeing the treachery, the king defected with Cheng and others.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Qin Qiong
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Yang Lin