How many ancient celebrities in Dongguan do you know?

INTRODUCTION As the birthplace of important Lingnan civilization, Dongguan has a history of 1,700 years of counties and counties. In the long history, Dongguan has produced many historical celebrities. Who are these celebrities? Dongguan historical figures include Yuan Chonghuan, Sun Qian, Chen Lian, Peng Yi, Zhang Jiayu, Xu Zhaokui, Zhao Bixiang, He Zhen, Lin Guang, Deng Anbang, etc. Let’s learn about these ancient celebrities! Dongguan's top ten ancient celebrities ranking list voting list 01 Yuan Chonghuan gt; gt; 2196002 Sun Qian gt; gt; 361003 Chen Lian gt; ;331007 Zhao Bixianggt;gt; 173008 He Zhengt;gt; 775009 Lin Guanggt;gt; 288010 Deng Anbanggt; ;gt; 640005 Peng Yigt;gt; 421006 Sun Qiangt;gt; 361007 Xu Zhaokuigt; gt; gt; 778003 Xu Zhaokui gt; gt; 331004 Chen Lian gt; gt; 640005 Sun Qian gt; gt; 361006 He Zhen gt; ;288010 Deng Anbanggt;gt;2940 The top ten historical celebrities in Dongguan mainly search related network platforms to find various figures in all periods of history before the Opium War in 1840, and at least one of their ancestral home, place of birth, and birthplace was Dongguan City, and comprehensively It is derived by considering their achievements (books, official positions, honorary titles, etc.), popularity, and influence. The list is for reference only. If you have any questions, please leave comments/criticisms at the end. Vote for the one I like gt; Yuan Chonghuan (1584-1630), courtesy name Yuan Yuan, was born in Shijie, Dongguan, Guangdong, and was originally from Wuzhou, Guangxi (native place is disputed). In the late Ming Dynasty, he was the governor of Ji Liao. A famous general who fought against the Qing Dynasty. There is a "Collection of Master Yuan's Posthumous Works" extant, and today there is a "Collection of Yuan Chonghuan". After Zhu Youjian, Emperor Sizong of the Ming Dynasty, came to the throne, Yuan Chonghuan was reactivated. In the second year of Chongzhen (1629), he defeated Huang Taiji and relieved the siege of the capital. Wei Zhongxian's remnants of his party used "the skill to kill the island commander (Mao Wenlong)" and "negotiate peace with the Qing court". "", "marketing rice to subsidize enemies" and other charges to impeach Yuan Chonghuan, Huang Taiji took the opportunity to implement counterintuitive tactics. Yuan Chonghuan was eventually executed by Lingchi because Zhu Youjian believed that he had a secret agreement with Hou Jin. Details gt; gt; 2. Sun Qian Sun Qian (425-516), courtesy name Changxun, was born in Juxian County, Dongguan. In the Southern Dynasties, he served as the prefect of Badong and Jianping counties. He served successively as magistrates of two and five counties, all of whom served his duties with integrity and did not accept gifts. Every time he resigned and moved out of the government, he had no choice but to live in the government's empty carport because he had no private residence. The political opinion was not to use force to suppress the barbarians and barbarians in the territory, but to use kindness to influence them, not to accept the gold treasures sent by them, and to release the barbarians who had previously looted, so as to make the county stable. At the age of eighty or ninety, he still requested to take up an important position in order to serve his family and country. He died in his post in the fifteenth year of Tianjian at the age of ninety-two. Details>3. Chen Lian Chen Lian (1369-1454) was born in Qiaotou, Houjie, Dongguan, Guangdong. In the 23rd year of Hongwu's reign, he was awarded the title of Professor of Guilin Prefecture for the first time. In the first year of Yongle, because of his administrative ability, he was promoted to the magistrate of Xuzhou. In the third year of Yongle, he was promoted to the magistrate of Chuzhou. During his term of office, he inspected Dingfu, provincial corvees, built schools, and encouraged farmers to make mulberry trees. In his spare time, he and his staff chanted in the Drunkard Pavilion, and built a brewing spring pavilion with a spring and a stone. They were all inscribed. The people called him "Little Ouyang". ". Chen Lian has outstanding literary talent and is the author of "Qinxuan Collection", "Guitian Manuscript", etc.

Details gt;gt; 4. Peng Yi Peng Yi (1410-1498), courtesy name Jingyi, nickname Zheng'an, was a native of Guancheng Bridge, Dongguan, Guangdong. Born in the eighth year of Yongle (1410), he served as a civil servant in the tenth year of Xuande (1435) of the Ming Dynasty. In the tenth year of the Zhengtong reign of the Ming Dynasty (1445), he served as the secretary of the Ministry of Industry. In the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong reign (1449), he served as the supervisor of Huguang Road. In the fourth year of the Chenghua reign of the Ming Dynasty (1468), he guarded Liaodong as the right deputy capital censor. Peng Yi guarded Liaodong for ten years. He trained his army strictly and had abundant food and grass. Neither the Jurchens nor the Tatars dared to invade. In the 14th year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1478), Peng Yi was promoted to a good doctor. At the age of 67, he retired and returned to his hometown. Detailsgt;gt; 5. Zhang Jiayu Zhang Jiayu (1615-1647), courtesy name Xuanzi and nickname Zhiyuan, was born in Wanjiang, Dongguan, Guangdong. He was one of the three loyalists in Lingnan (Zhang Jiayu, Chen Bangyan, Chen Zizhuang) and the five loyalists in Dongguan (Chen Ce, Yuan Chonghuan). , Su Guansheng, Zhang Jiayu, Chen Xiangming), one of the generals who resisted the Qing Dynasty. He became a Jinshi in the 16th year of Chongzhen (1643) and took the initiative to submit a letter to Li Zicheng to serve in the rebel army. After Li Zicheng's defeat, he defected to Emperor Hongguang of the Southern Ming Dynasty. In 1647, he was hit by nine arrows during the battle with Li Chengdong, the governor of Guangdong of the Qing Dynasty in Zengcheng, and was seriously injured. He did not want to be a prisoner, so he threw himself into a pond and died heroically for his country. He was only 33 years old at the time. There are many poems left by Zhang Jiayu, and later generations compiled "The Posthumous Manuscripts of Duke Zhang Wenlie in the Army" and "Collected Posthumous Works of Duke Zhang Wenlie". Detailed gt;gt; 6. Xu Zhaokui Xu Zhaokui (1550-1635), courtesy name Ceting, alias Haishi, was a native of Dongguan, Guangzhou Prefecture, Guangdong, and a minister of the Ming Dynasty. In the 14th year of Wanli (1586), he became a Jinshi. He was initially appointed as Xingren Si Xingren and was promoted to Shanxi Supervisory Censor. Later, he served as the censor of Zhejiang and impeached Li Sancai, a member of the Donglin Party. Later, he successively served as the chief minister of Taipu Temple, governor of Huguang, right deputy censor of the Duchayuan, and left minister of the Ministry of official affairs. In the sixth year of Tianqi (1626), he was appointed as the minister of the Ministry of punishment. He died of illness in the eighth year of Chongzhen (1635). He is the author of "Shu Cao", "Sincere Qiu Lu", "Collected Works of Liu Yu Tang", "Unburned Grass", "Jissiju Collection", etc. Detailsgt;gt; 7. Zhao Bixiang Zhao Bixiang (1245-1294), named Yuyuan, was from Dongguan. In the first year of Xianchun (AD 1265), he and his father Chong were promoted to Jinshi. He was first appointed as a high-ranking officer and photographed the Four Hui Orders. He was then appointed as the prime minister of Nankang, Wen Tianxiang, to establish the government of Huizhou and to serve as military magistrate of Huizhou. In the Yuan Dynasty, he lived in seclusion in Wentang Village and devoted himself to writing poems and rhymes. Representative poems include Qiluoxiang (spring evening tour to Nanshan with Baili), Niannujiao (nine-day tour to Xingyan with Snow Valley), King Lanling (Yongmei Chengyun in Ganshang), etc. Details gt; gt; 8. He Zhen He Zhen (1322~1388), courtesy name Bangzuo and nickname Luoshan, was born in Yuangang, Dongguan County, Yuan Dynasty. He has been fond of reading since he was a child, and is good at reading and swordsmanship. In 1341 (the first year of the Yuan Dynasty), he served as the deputy salt envoy of Heyuan County, and was later promoted to the supervisor of the freshwater salt field. In 1351 (the eleventh year of the Yuan Dynasty), the people of the Central Plains staged an uprising against the Yuan Dynasty, which spread to Lingnan. At that time, Dongguan was under a powerful separatist regime. He Zhen abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown, where he organized local armed forces to defend his hometown. He Zhen was a generous man, good at Confucianism, and his political decrees were popular. He also used his private land in the west of Huizhou City as a righteousness temple and more than 100 hectares of private land as righteousness fields. Details gt; gt; 9. Lin Guang Lin Guang, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, named Jixi, was born in Dongguan, Guangdong. In the first year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1465), he passed the imperial examination. In the fifth year of Chenghua, he went to Beijing to take the examination and got the lower rank. In the 20th year of Chenghua's reign, he followed his mother's orders and took the examination again. He won the second place and was appointed as the teaching magistrate of Pinghu County, Zhejiang Province. He served in Pinghu for nine years, during which he took the Fujian and Huguang rural examinations, took the same examinations in Shuntian Prefecture, and compiled "Jiaxing County Chronicles". His books include "Hui Weng Xuexun" and "Nanchuan Binghe Collection". He studied under Chen Xianzhang. Among the more than 100 disciples of Chen Xianzhang, he and Zhan Ruoshui are the most famous. Details gt;gt; 10. Deng Anbang Deng Anbang (1821-1889), named Baochen, male, was from Dongguan, and his ancestral home was Qiaotou, Dongguan, Huren. A military general during the Xianfeng, Tongzhi, and Guangxu years of the Qing Dynasty, he served successively as the Zuoying Commandery of Guangxie, Fubao Central Army Staff General, and Deputy General of Guangzhou. He was as famous as the then admirals Fang Yao and Zheng Shaozhong, and was known as the "Three Generals of Eastern Guangdong". Deng Anbang was an honest official, treated his soldiers with kindness and courtesy, and handled problems objectively and impartially. He strictly rectified the arrests, captured and killed big thieves many times, and maintained public order in various counties. Zhang Zhidong, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, reported the situation of Deng Anbang, and Emperor Guangxu gave it to him. It should be paid to the Qing History Museum, and a biography of Deng Anbang should be written for future generations.

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