1, Wei Wan
Wei Wan (? -BC 13 1), a native of Daling County (now Wenshui County, Shanxi Province), a minister of the Western Han Dynasty, and an official to prime minister.
When Emperor Wendi was in power, he became a Langguan with the skill of driving, moved a corps commander, and became the teacher of Hejian Wang. During the reign of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, he was promoted from the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms to the rank of lieutenant, and was named Duke of Jianling, worshiping Prince Taifu and Imperial Physician.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne, and the official was the prime minister. Wei Wan was an official all his life and was a prominent figure. He didn't do anything to fill the gap, let alone carry forward the advantages and eliminate the disadvantages. He just kept silent and went on his way. Yuan Guang four years, died, posthumous title mourning Hou.
2. Dou Ying
Dou Ying (? -BC 13 1), a minister of the Western Han Dynasty, named Wang Sun, was born in Guanjin, Qinghe (now Hengshui East, Hebei), and was the nephew of Dou Shi, the queen of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. When Wu Chu rebelled in the Seven Kingdoms, he was appointed as a general by Emperor Jing, guarding Xingyang, supervising Qi and Zhao Bing.
Seven kingdoms were broken and Wei Qihou was sealed. At the beginning of Emperor Wudi, he served as Prime Minister. In the third year of Yuanguang, Guan Fu, a close friend of Dou Ying, was arrested and imprisoned by Tian Fan for making rude remarks at the banquet, and was sentenced to death.
Dou Ying spared no effort to rescue Guan Fu, and argued with Tian Fen on this matter at the meeting. However, due to the pressure of the Queen Mother, Guan Fu was still sentenced as the clan leader. In the name of "inconvenient but cheap", Dou Ying asked Emperor Wu to summon him again.
However, Shangshu soon found that there was no copy of Dou Ying's testamentary edict in the palace, so he impeached Dou Ying for forging imperial edicts. At the beginning of Yuan Guang's fourth year, Dou Ying was executed.
3. Xuchang
Xu Chang, Prime Minister of Western Han Dynasty. It turns out that cypress trees are always waiting. Xuchang is Bai's grandson Xu Wen, the hero of Emperor Gaozu, who mourns Hou. 139 years ago, Dou Ying was the prime minister, and he supported the policy of governing the country of the Empress Dowager Huang Lao. 135 Xuchang was dismissed from office before, and Tian fen was the prime minister.
White Hou Xuchang succeeded Dou Ying as prime minister. In the second year of Jianyuan, Zhao Wan, an ancient scholar, asked Emperor Wu not to study politics. Dou Taihou and Dou Taihou were furious and ordered Zhao Wan and Wang Cang to be expelled, and the posts of Prime Minister and Qiu were removed. Hou Xuchang was appointed Prime Minister, and Wu Houzhai was appointed as the Imperial Physician.
Xuchang was appointed by Dou Taihou, so he followed the instructions of the Queen Mother and did nothing. In the sixth year of Jianyuan, Dou Taihou collapsed, and Prime Minister Xuchang and Taiweizhuang were dismissed by Emperor Wu for "sitting in mourning".
4. Tian fen
Tian fen (? -65438 BC+May 7, 030 BC), a native of Changling of the Western Han Dynasty (now Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province), a consort minister of the Western Han Dynasty, and a prime minister during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Xiao Jing Wang's younger brother.
Tian fen is ugly and skillful in writing. When Dou Ying came to power, Tian Fen was still an official, traveling to and from Dou Ying's house, drinking with Dou Ying, and kneeling down from time to time to show respect to Dou Ying, as if he were a junior of Dou Ying's house.
In the first year of Jianyuan (BC 140), Liu Che became Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. In the same year, Tian Fen was named Hou of Wu 'an, worshipped Qiu, and then moved to the Prime Minister. He was removed from office because of Zhao Wan's involvement with Wang Zang.
In the 6th year of Jianyuan (before 135), Dou Taihou passed away, and Tian fen once again ascended the position of Prime Minister. He was good at Confucianism, became a doctor of the Five Classics, and was arbitrary. "This made him arrogant and ruled the family."
After the success of Tian fen, there were many disputes with Dou Ying, including being late for an appointment and failing to claim land. Tian fen married the daughter of the prince, and at the wedding banquet, the husband who poured water raised his glass to propose a toast. Tian Fen "illegally made a toast" to Emperor Wudi and put the irrigation man to death. Dou Ying's anger exposed Tian Fen's association with the king of Huainan, and Tian Fen was resentful.
Later, Dou Ying was beheaded for "forging the imperial edict". The spring after Dou Ying's death, Tian Fen fell ill and murmured an apology. His family invited people who could see ghosts of yin and yang, and learned that Hou and two ghosts were guarding the field powder and flogging for their lives.
The doctors could do nothing but watch Jennifer Tian die. After Tian Fen's death, his son Tian Tian succeeded to the throne for only four years, and his title was abolished because of his sin.
5. Xue Ze
Xue Ze is a person rarely recorded in history books. After Tian Fen's death, Liang Wudi appointed Han Anguo as Prime Minister. Unfortunately, Han Anguo fell from the car and was seriously injured. Liang Wudi had to spare his illness and let Xue Ze become the prime minister.
Xue Ze began to be prime minister in four years of Yuanguang, and was dismissed in five years of Yuanshuo.
6. Palace Sun Hong
Gong Sunhong (200 years ago-12 1 years ago) was a famous minister in the Western Han Dynasty, with the word Ji and tattoo (recorded in Xijing Miscellanies).
When I was young, I was an official, I set dogs at sea, and I studied at the age of forty, hoping to raise a stepmother. During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he was recommended twice by Chinese people and was recruited as a doctor. In ten years, he was promoted from Jinmamen to the first of the three fairs and was named Hou.
He has been appointed as Zuo Neishi (Zuo Fengyi), Yu Shi and Prime Minister. In the second year of Emperor founding ceremony of the Han Dynasty (12 1 years ago), he died of illness.
7. Cai Li
Cai Li (former 186—— former 1 18) is a native of Longxi, the cousin of Li Guang, a general of the Western Han Dynasty. He once served as the attendant of the Chinese Emperor and later served as the prime minister. He is brave and intelligent, with outstanding military achievements and outstanding political achievements, and has won the praise of the world.
In the fifth year of the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (1 18 BC), Cai Li committed suicide after being found guilty of occupying the open space of Jingdi Garden.
8. Zhuang Zhai Qing
Zhuang Zhai Qing (? ~ Former 1 15), Minister of the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Gaozu was the grandson of Wu Zhuang, who doesn't know (historical records were written for Zhuang) that Emperor Wen of Han attacked Jue Wu. He used to be an ancient scholar, a prince, a young master and a prime minister. Later, he was implicated in the death because of the mutual frame-up with the powerful minister Zhang Tang.
9. Zhao Zhou
Zhao Zhou was born in Gaolinghou, Western Han Dynasty. His father, Zhao Yiwu, was a teacher of Chu, and he did not obey Liu E, the king of Chu? (W u) Rebellion, killed. In the second year of the Central Plains (BC 148), Emperor Jingdi was named Hou because of his father's affairs. In February of the second year of Ding Yuan, Emperor Wu appointed Prince Zhao Zhou as Prime Minister.
In the winter of five years in Ding Yuan, South Vietnamese Prime Minister Lu Jia was forced to rebel. In autumn, Qi Xianggong wrote to invite his father and son, as well as people familiar with water wars in Qi State, to work in South Vietnam, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty named him as the Hou of Shanhaiguan Pass. He had fertile land.
In September, the ancestral temple was sacrificed, and the princes contributed money. Shaofu is responsible for the inspection of gold. Anyone with insufficient weight or poor color will be impeached and disrespected.
So one hundred and six people were deprived of their titles. On the sixth day of September, Zhao Zhou was arrested and imprisoned for failing to report the shortage of gold provided by Hou. Zhao Zhou committed suicide, too.
Shiqing 10
Shi Qing (? -BC 103), born in Wenxian County, Hanoi County (now southwest of Wenxian County, Henan Province), was the son of Wan Yu, the prime minister of the Western Han Dynasty, and was named Muqiu Hou.
At the beginning, it was the state of Qi, and it goes without saying that in order to establish a stone temple. In the first year of Yuanshou, he guarded the Prince Taifu and moved to the imperial doctor at the age of seven. In the autumn of five years, Jin became the prime minister and was named the shepherd. He died in the second year of Tai Chu, and was named Tianhou.
1 1, GongSunHe
Gong Sunhe (? -92 years ago), Zi Zishu, a native of Yiqu (now Ningxian County, Gansu Province), was a general and prime minister in the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
Seven years before Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty (BC 150), Liu Che, king of Jiaodong, was appointed as the Prince, and was elected as the Scheeren of the Prince. In the third year of the Yuan Dynasty (14 1 year ago), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne and moved to Taifu.
From the first year of Yuanguang (BC 134) to the sixth year (BC 165438+ BC), he served as a general without pomp, a general on horseback and a general on the left, and attacked the Huns seven times. He was named Marquis of the South for his military achievements, but he also lost his position because of gold.
In the second year of Tai Chu (BC 103), he was appointed Prime Minister and changed to Qiu. In the second year of Zheng He (92 BC), he died unjustly in prison because of witchcraft.
12, Liu Quli
Liu Quli (? -90 BC), imperial clan of the Western Han Dynasty, prime minister, grandson of Emperor Gaozu Liu Qi, nephew of Emperor Gaozu Liu Che, son of zhongshan jing wang. Official to the left prime minister, named Peng Hou.
Liu Quli's official position was unknown before his visit, and then Prime Minister Gong Sunhe was arrested and imprisoned. Liu Quli was promoted from the prefect to the left prime minister, and was named as the marquis of Peng.
In the autumn of Zheng He's second year (9 1 year ago), Jiang Chong entered the imperial court, and Liu Zhi rose up against Jiang Chong in desperation and attacked the Prime Minister's office. After Liu Quli fled hastily, he quickly sent a long history to report to Emperor Wu, who ordered Liu Quli to counter the rebellion. As a result, a large number of officials were killed and tens of thousands of people died.
In the third year (the first 90 years), Liu Quli secretly colluded with Li Guangli, the general of the Second Division, to make Liu Bo, the king of Changyi, a prince, but his wife was accused by my wife of cursing Emperor Wu.
Under the thorough investigation of the imperial edicts of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the conspiracy of Liu Quli and Li Guangli was thoroughly exposed. Liu Quli himself was displayed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in a grain truck, and then sent to Chang 'an Dongcheng for beheading.
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