1. The famous wall in history Hadrian's Wall (English: Hadrian's Wall, Latin: Vallum Hadrianus) is a fortification made of stone and earth across the island of Great Britain. It was built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian.
In 122 AD, in order to defend against the Pictish counterattack in the north and protect the economy of England that he had controlled, Hadrian began to build a series of fortifications on the northern border of England, later known as Hadrian's Wall.
The construction of Hadrian's Wall marked the northernmost limit of the expansion of the Roman Empire.
In 1987, Hadrian's Wall was listed as a World Cultural Heritage.
The Antonine Wall is located in today's Scotland. It was built during the reign of the ancient Roman monarch Antoninus Pius (started in 142 and completed in 144).
It separated Britannia, which was under ancient Roman jurisdiction in the south, and Caledonia (Scotland's ancient name in Roman times) in the north.
2. The named person in history is named Ziqi.
Xiang Kan?
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One of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest in the Wei and Jin Dynasties: leader of the peasant uprising in the late Sui Dynasty.
Xiang Haiming (?-1261)?-613) was a native of Yicheng, Xiangyang.
During the reign of Liu Bei, his courtesy name was Juda. He was a Jinshi in the Yuanfu period and a Jinshi in Shaoding.
Xiang Xiu (: a famous general in the Southern Song Dynasty, courtesy name Junyu, who served as a minister in Dali, Zhilong Tuge, was born in Changzhou (now Changzhou, Jiangsu Province). Xiang Shibi (: a native of Chaoxian County in the Ming Dynasty), passed the imperial examination during the Yongle period, and was appointed as the judge of Jingning Prefecture in Xuandezhong?
- about 275 years), he once became the prefect, a native of Huai County, Hanoi (now Wuzhi, Henan Province). Liu Biao, the pastor of Jingzhou, was the son of Linju chief, Xiang Zishao, named Heqing, and was later promoted to the supervisory censor.
Xiang Chong (also known as Xiyan) was born in Kaifeng in the Song Dynasty and served as Yamenjiang (the military attache who protected Yacheng). Xiang Lang 3. Guan Gongming: a scholar from Wei during the Three Kingdoms period.
He was a good friend with Bao Shuya, and he regarded Bao Shuya as his close friend. Later, he was recommended by Bao Shuya to serve as prime minister of Qi State and helped Duke Huan of Qi establish his hegemony. He was in power for more than 40 years and implemented reforms, which made Qi State prosperous and powerful, and made Duke Huan of Qi a leader.
Became the first of the Five Hegemons. He wrote 86 articles in "Guan Zi". Guan Shifu was a poet of the Song Dynasty. He was loyal and brave, and was good at writing poems. He was called Wo by Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty.
Mr. Yun. His works include "The Collection of White Clouds". Duan Sheng was a famous female painter in the Yuan Dynasty. She was named Mrs. Guan. She was good at painting plums, orchids, and bamboos. She was also good at calligraphy.
He was also very accomplished in writing, and was good at writing regular script. Guan Shiren: a minister of the Ministry of official affairs in the Song Dynasty, a native of Longquan, and had good political achievements when he was an official. 35. Guan Ning: a scholar of the Wei Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period, whose courtesy name was You'an, a native of Zhu Xu.
Guan Ning traveled around the world and was very knowledgeable. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Yellow Turban Army rebelled. He fled to Liaodong and gathered people to lecture on "Poems" and "Books" for thirty years. Emperor Wen of Wei wanted him to be an official.
He did not agree. Emperor Zheng of the Ming Dynasty asked him to become an official, but he did not agree.
He served in Yizhou. He did not shy away from power and had a close relationship with Huang Tingjian, so Huang Tingjian wrote a plaque of "Zhegui Pavilion" for him and said to him: "Your son must be admitted to the imperial examination." It turned out to be true.
Guan Zhan: an official in the Song Dynasty, named Dingfu, who lived in Linchuan for three years and had outstanding political achievements. 4. What are the origins of the names in history.
The surname You is a rare Chinese surname. It is widely distributed, but the number of people is not large. There are two main sources of the surname You. The earlier one comes from the Jin Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period. It is said that it is a descendant of You Yu who moved from Jin Dynasty to the Qin State to serve as prime minister.
, the surname comes from his name. The other one comes from the Chu State at the same time, and comes from the names of two famous people: one is Wang Sunyu, who was born in the public family, and the other is Yang Youji, a senior official of the Chu State.
His descendants all had the surname You. Historically, the person named Youyu was one of the ministers who helped Duke Mu of Qin become the overlord during the Spring and Autumn Period of China. He was originally a minister of the Xirong and Mian kingdoms and sent Youyu as an envoy to Qin.
Duke Mu of Qin knew that he was a virtuous person and hoped to recruit Yu Yu. Duke Mu followed the strategy of Liao, the internal historian, and temporarily stayed Yu Yu in Qin State, and sent people to send female music to the kings of Mian, so that they would ignore the political affairs and the state affairs would be in chaos.
Later, Yu Yu was asked to return to the country, but Yu Yu persuaded the Mian kings but did not listen. Finally, under the persuasion and courtesy of the people of Qin, he defected to Qin and was appointed as Shangqing (i.e. prime minister).
Because he had a deeper understanding of the situation in the Xirong area, he was of great help to Duke Mu of Qin in later dominating Xirong.
Youwu Daorong: a native of Langye Muyang during the Northern Qi Dynasty.
When I was young, I loved Taoism. I went to Changbai Mountain and Mount Tai with some like-minded people to live in seclusion and practice, and I became proficient in Taoism.