The surname "Nan" is not common. Which celebrities in ancient times had the surname Nan?

Nan Zhuo: An official relic of Xuanzong in the Tang Dynasty, Luoyang Order, and Qiannan Economic Envoy. His "Jiegu Lu", like "Jiaofang Ji", is a study of the music and art, court life and society of the Tang Dynasty. An important reference for ethos. Jiegu is a national musical instrument from the Western Regions and was introduced to China in the Tang Dynasty. "The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" records his poem "Gift to the Deputy Rong": "Soaring in the sky of Yujing, falling thousands of people in the south of the Yangtze River. I do not need to be a light county magistrate, and I still have the smoke of the royal furnace all over my body." It's a bit table-topped.

Nan Qian: A native of Luoyang, Hunan Province in the Song Dynasty, the ancestor of the Nan family in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province. An official in Xuzhou signed a contract, and during the Jingkang crisis, he protected Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty when he came to the throne in Yingtian Mansion. After the fall, the emperor and his ministers had no choice but to sail southward along the coast in misery. "The father and his family followed him, and he did not avoid hardships." He fled to Wenzhou. Suffering from old age and family fatigue, he saw the beautiful scenery of Panshi Town, Yueqing. He felt admiration for it. He resigned and retired to seclusion. He was named "the hero who protected the emperor" by the imperial edict. At the end of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, the son of Nan Qian moved his family from Panshi to the seaside of Huanghua and settled there. Their descendants multiplied, they farmed and studied, passed down the family family, and were praised as virtuous people in the village. They simply called the place Nanzhai.

Nan Yu: A native of Wenzhou in the Ming Dynasty, he was promoted to Zuosi Cheng of Dali Temple. Nan Yu, who was awarded the title of Feng Zheng Dafu, judged cases impartially. He was better than Bao Gong at that time and was known as the "reincarnation of the Dragon Picture". At that time, Bu Yi was close to Zhang Lun, a famous minister from Yueqing. He Wenyuan, the prefect of Wenzhou, heard about his talents and promoted them both and taught them personally. Zhang Lun's poem "Sending a Friend to Brother Nanyu" confirms his superior talent and learning: "In the past, we had the same skills and the same heart, and each loved his talents and came out of the scholarly forest. Thousands of chapters of clouds and brocades, essays, thousands of jade beads, bright minds. I have learned how to write books. Privy secrets, the study of classics should be deeply interesting. In the future, Kun will make great progress, and there will be a hairpin in the nine heavens." He is the author of "Yizhai Manuscript", "Wan Jin Lu", "Lao Laizi's Filial Piety", etc.

Nansheng: The son of Nanyu in the Ming Dynasty. Tianshun participated in the joint examination in the seventh year, but there was a fire in the examination room, and the examination was forced to be suspended. In the afternoon, the inner court reduced the examination by five papers. However, he was quick-thinking and had answered all the questions and handed in the paper as it was. The examiner considered it contrary to the order and refused to admit him. Nan Sheng, proud and arrogant at a young age, returned to his hometown and died in depression. Later, the examiner reviewed the papers and commended him for his talent. Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty learned that "Wenjie", "Shimei" and "Shikejia" were bestowed upon him, and a memorial plaque was set up in the local area. The family made a plaque and erected an archway with the words "Purpose to bestow Wenjie" on it. For this reason, Nanzhai was also called Pailou Village.

Nantong: recorded in "Shanxi Tongzhi", the history of the Sichuan Road censorship in Nanjing during the Ming Dynasty. He was straightforward and unyielding, and had many vindication. history".

Nan Wenzi: A sage during the Warring States Period and a great official of the Wei Kingdom. It is recorded in "Warring States Policy·Song Wei Ce" that he saved the Wei Kingdom twice. One of them, when Zhibo wanted to attack the Wei Kingdom, he sent four wild horses and white horses as gifts. The king of Wei was very happy about the piece of jade, and all the ministers congratulated him, but only Nan Wenzi had a worried look on his face. When the king asked him, he said, "Rewards for useless achievements and gifts without merits must be observed." The king used his words to tell the border to be on guard. Sure enough, Zhibo raised troops to attack the border. When he reached the border, he returned and sighed: "There are wise men in the border, who can predict my plans."

Nan Jiyun: Also known as Nanba because of his ranking, he was a famous general in the Tang Dynasty. During the Anshi Rebellion, he guarded Juyang City with Zhang Xun. After the city fell, he was unyielding and was killed together with Zhang Xun