The twenty-four heroes of Qianyou are listed as mentioned!
The Qianyu period lasted for fifteen years. This was an era when China moved from division to unification. It was an era when talents gathered and heroes came together. They served under the banner of the Han Empire, followed Emperor Liu's command, ended the troubled times, achieved great achievements, and opened up a new world. .
The civil and military heroes who emerged in this process cannot be covered by the "Twenty-Four Heroes of Qianyou". However, their abilities are good and bad, their merits are divided into big and small, and their qualifications are high and low. The twenty-four heroes selected by Emperor Liu The Four Heroes are just twenty-four representative people among them.
Although it is rumored that the five ministers Wei Renpu and Murong Yanzhao were selected, they refer to other heroes, big and small, and these twenty-four ministers were completely selected by Emperor Liu himself. At least Wei Renpu would not list himself among them, and would still be ranked first among civil servants.
This is actually a grand event where the cake is divided. Once you are awarded the title, it will establish your status for at least three generations and bring you blessings for five generations. The twenty-four ministers are the most delicious twenty-four pieces among them. Especially with pictures of meritorious ministers and the presence in the Ancestral Temple, which are embellishments that will leave a lasting legacy in history and show solidarity with the country, how can we not keep everyone looking forward to it.
Now, the list has finally been announced, and the reactions are diverse. Some are happy, some are relieved, some are disappointed, some are grateful, and of course some are unconvinced. But no matter what, what has been decided and announced in public is There is no room for criticism.
There is no doubt that Wei Renpu and Murong Yanzhao were selected. Not to mention the soft and hard capital such as merit and fame, as they are still prime ministers of the Han Dynasty and hold great power, no one will dare to criticize them casually.
After the two, there is no longer any sorting based on merit. There is a consideration of "the dead are greater", which also reduces some imbalances among the living due to sorting issues.
Dai Guogong followed Ruan and guarded Fu and Lin, resisting the Khitans and protecting the land and the people for twenty years. He also contributed to quelling the military rebellion in six northwest states. When he was in the Privy Council, he assisted in military affairs and strengthened the court's control over the imperial army. He also made achievements.
Duke Pu of Yan Kingdom passed away less than a month ago. The emperor's attention at that time caused a sensation that still remains in everyone's memory. In addition, he contributed to the strategy of pacifying the border, formulating national policies, regulating rivers, feeding the army, and conquering Huainan. This series of achievements is enough to put him firmly in the ranks.
Duke Feng Dao of the Kingdom of Ying, as a veteran of several generations, has a controversial reputation, and his contribution to the Han Dynasty does not seem to be outstanding. However, as an emperor, does Liu Chengyou know Feng Dao's role in the court in the early years of Qianyou? Especially after Yang Xi was demoted, he made great contributions to stabilizing people's hearts and ordering the country. Moreover, in the last two or three years of his political career, he followed the same style as in the past. In addition to cooperating with ministers, he also actively made suggestions and suggestions to cooperate with Emperor Liu's general strategy.
Chenliu Wang Fu Yanqing, this Duke has the political capital accumulated in the Tang and Jin Dynasties. After the founding of the Han Dynasty, he has controlled many places and brought peace and stability to the Han Dynasty. He has also trained a virtuous queen and a concubine Hui for the Han Dynasty. In addition to the great achievements of the Northern Expedition, when Its column. It's just that he should be granted the title of county prince instead of a prince, which is a downgrade.
An Shenqi, the king of Xiangyang, guarded Xiangyang for many years. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, he fought against Nanping to guard the gateway to the Central Plains for the Han Dynasty and relieve the court from worries. He also went north to unite the army to ensure peace in Hebei and defeated the enemy in the Northern Expedition. Similarly, the title was changed from King Jing.
Needless to say, Dongping King Zhao Kuangzan’s contribution to defending Youyan, donating territory, resisting Khitan, and supporting the Northern Expedition is enough. Although the final reward was "light treatment" compared with Emperor Liu's promise back then, it still didn't make Zhao Kuangzan feel more at ease. A king with a different surname was not that easy to be treated as. What's more, there are two princes Fu and An in front.
The Duke of Yu, Zhang, has passed away many years ago and has been almost forgotten by people. However, his achievements in the establishment of the Han Dynasty are real, such as transporting grain and grass and supplying military supplies. Moreover, in the early years of Qianyou, there was no doubt which official in the court was the most difficult to do and which position had the greatest pressure.
During those difficult days when the country's finances were tight and almost unsustainable, Wang Zhang worked hard, regardless of infamy and criticism, and formulated various projects to ensure revenue and maintain the country's finances without collapse.
Emperor Liu saw some things in his eyes and remembered them in his heart. Even if he was implicated to a certain extent because of Yang Bin's incident, Liu Chengyou would not forget this kind of minister and was willing to give him enough honor and posthumous reputation. However, it is a pity for Wang Zhang that he has no son, and his son-in-law Zhang Yisu has also died. He only has one grandson who is related to him by blood. However, the grandson cannot inherit the title and can only leave one for future generations. It’s quite a bit of political capital.
The contributions of Guo Wei, Duke of Xing, and Lao Guo are mainly reflected in his role in coordinating military affairs, organizing economics, and recommending many generals to the court after the founding of the People's Republic of China. He also contributed to the southern town of Xiangyang and the assistance of Jinghu. His subsequent heroic retreat further proved his achievements and influence in the court during that period. What's a bit unfortunate is that when he took the initiative to resign, Emperor Liu once wanted to be crowned king, but later planned to grant him a posthumous title. Unexpectedly, he had lived for so long, and now, the desire to crown him king has faded.
Zhao Hui, the Duke of Shaanxi, was the first righteous person in Shaanxi Province and his act of advocating for the Liu family was always the biggest turning point and shining point in his life. He is still remembered by Liu Chengyou to this day. After entering the Han Dynasty, he guarded one side, defeated Li Shouzhen, defeated Meng Shu, and took the initiative to enter the country. The imperial court cooperated with the vassal reduction and established its status. Coupled with the fact that he has an outstanding son, Zhao Yanjin, who inherits the family business, the Zhao family's wealth continues, and they are already ahead of many heroes.
This may be something that surprises many people. Even if Wang Jun is arrogant and domineering behind him, loses his reputation and brings himself to blame, his contribution to the country cannot be ignored. He sent an envoy to Bianliang to check the situation and urged Emperor Gaozu to advance into the Central Plains. In the early years of Qianyou's reign, he was faced with internal and external troubles and only led a small imperial army to march westward. He led the heroes of Guanzhong and defeated the army of Later Shu, turning the tide and relieving the crisis in the southwest of the Han Dynasty. Later, as the commander-in-chief of the Huainan expedition, he was fully responsible for the early stages of the war, defeating the Tang army in succession and laying the foundation for victory.
During the country's most difficult period, Wang Jun was a person who stepped forward to relieve worries and difficulties. However, his achievements were real. Liu Chengyou was willing to give him a life since he had been dead for many years. A fair evaluation, because he eventually died in Shangzhou, he was granted the title of Shang Guogong. However, his title could not be passed down either. His son was imprisoned by Fan Zhi because he was corrupt and illegal and killed people when he was in Fenzhou.
Hongzhao, the Duke of Xingguo, was responsible for entering Bian. He was in charge of the imperial army, rectified Luoyang, and held Lingzhou for a long time. Now he is still consolidating the fruits of the imperial court's westward expansion in Lanzhou. In order to make the country sick due to overwork, he was once used as a knife released by Emperor Liu, twenty years ago. The four ministers should have a seat for him.
The British Duke Chai Rong, briefly mentioning his achievements, went south to Luze, went east to Taihang, fought in Luancheng, defeated Du Chongwei, guarded Chanzhou, captured Huainan... Listing them one by one is enough to cover the entire page. A whole piece of paper, there is no doubt that from the time Jinyang was recruited to Emperor Liu's side, his traces were deeply imprinted on the military and political affairs of the Han Dynasty and on the history of China. The status can be seen from the title of the title. In the early Tang Dynasty, there were Duke Wei and Duke Ying, and the same is true for today's Han Dynasty.
Although Li Gu, Duke of Ru State, followed Emperor Liu a little later, starting from the Battle of Luancheng, from the four prefectures of Heng, Shen, Hebei, and Zhao to the entire Hebei Province, he saved it from collapse and made great contributions to the military and civilian finances. made outstanding contributions to the affairs of the country. In the early days of the country, the situation in Hebei had always been a big problem, and with Li Gu there, Emperor Liu could put his mind at ease. After that, he governed Kaifeng, worshiped the prime minister, and sat in Yangzhou until last year, when he was the commander-in-chief of Pingnan. He achieved success in one fell swoop and reached the pinnacle of his life.
Wen Guogong Xiang Xun followed Emperor Liu on the eve of the Hedong army, from Jinyang to Zelu, then east to Taihang, and in the process of arriving at Luancheng. He also played an important role. His voice and shadow were also active in the subsequent wars. , laid the foundation of the northern navy, went west to Guanzhong, defeated the Shu army, managed the southwest, and made great achievements in destroying Shu. Perhaps only Xiang Xun is the protagonist in the battle to destroy Shu, but his resume is equally amazing and no one dares to ignore it.
Anguo Gong Gao Huaide, not counting Chai Rong, was the most outstanding general among Emperor Liu's brothers-in-law. Beginning with Li Shouzhen when he accompanied the army to Xiping, Gao Huaide participated in all the wars, large and small, except for the Pingjing Lake and the final Pingnan War. Remarkable military exploits.
The Duke of Ju, Li Tao, had been an active minister in the Han Dynasty since the founding of the People's Republic of China. He served as prime minister for two years and assisted in internal affairs. After resigning, he was the governor of Jinghu, and now he went south to govern Guangdong and Guangxi.
The achievements of Rongguo Gong Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Da are based on Gao Huaide, and each has its own merits.
Reinvigorating the country's public standards, making resolutions as counselors, formulating national policies, writing criminal laws, safeguarding national laws, and being strict in administration, coupled with his experience in governing from the central to local governments, all made Emperor Liu never forget that although he repeatedly contradicted himself, he was worthy of being a direct minister. of merit.
He praised King Jing of the country, Li Zhen local area, lax administration and peace of the people, he also conquered Shu from the west, collected the achievements of Qin Feng, and expanded thousands of miles to the west to regain his homeland, which made his status high.
Xue Juzheng, Duke of Ji, served as the Prime Minister and was in charge of the national finances for nearly ten years, which enabled Emperor Liu to move forward vigorously. It is conceivable that he worked hard during this period, and he also contributed to the chronicling of history. He has his own place as a minister of civil affairs.
Geng Guogong's military conduct was based on Zhao Hui's reference. He was involved in many towns, had good governance, and never had any bad deeds. The most important thing is that during the most difficult days, when internal and external troubles were occurring, Emperor Liu always remembered that this Duke was respectful. The imperial court fully supported her, and this feeling continues to this day.
It goes without saying that Li Shaoyou, Duke of Shou, had a relationship with Emperor Liu. He ruled Zhending, took charge of Guanzhong, and then stayed in Luoyang. Of course, some of his most important achievements cannot be discussed openly and openly, but Liu Chengyou believes that he should be included in the list.
PS: Li Shaoyou is the only original character.
