Li Shanchang, Korean male, from Dingyuan, Anhui. He loved reading and was resourceful since he was a child. He followed Zhu Yuanzhang everywhere, fighting, and gradually became Zhu Yuanzhang's staff. He advised Zhu Yuanzhang, participated in the decision-making of major affairs, and was in charge of the material supply of the army. He was trusted by Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang once compared him to Xiao He, the prime minister of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang.
In the third year of Hongwu (1370), Zhu Yuanzhang said: "Although Li Shanchang didn't make great contributions, he followed me for many years and made great contributions to the supply of rations. He should be promoted to a big country. " In this way, Li Shanchang became the Duke of Korea, with an annual salary of 4,000 stone, and his descendants were hereditary, becoming a very important minister. In the 23rd year of Hongwu (1390), Zhu Yuanzhang executed Li Shanchang and his wife, daughter, brother and nephew at the age of 77. Han Gong only lived his whole life, and ended up in Li Shanchang.
Wei Guogong was born in Xu Da, Xu Da, Haozhou Zhongli (now Fengyang, Anhui). Since the end of Yuan Dynasty, he followed Zhu Yuanzhang to the north, defeated Chen Youliang, captured Huaidong, conquered Pingjiang and destroyed Zhang Shicheng. Subsequently, he sent troops to the Northern Expedition to overthrow the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, and sent troops to attack the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty in the early Ming Dynasty. Xu Da, who worked as a soldier all his life, made immortal contributions to the Ming Dynasty and was praised by Zhu Yuanzhang as the "Great Wall of Wan Li".
He runs the army well, and once the military order is issued, he will not change it and share weal and woe with his subordinates. All the soldiers are grateful for his kindness and are willing to serve and do their best. Therefore, the army he led was invincible and invincible. 1385, after Xu Da's death, Zhu Yuanzhang personally went to pay homage and listed him as the first hero of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Posthumous title Zhongshan Wang, posthumous title "Wuning", bestowed with a royal title, Zhongshan Yin, tombstone language. Regarding Xu Da and Zhu Yuanzhang, he commented: "The order is forbidden. Don't take credit for pride, don't covet a woman's baby, and deal with problems impartially. There is only one Xu Da who has this virtue. "
In Chu State, Queen Xu is the eldest daughter of Xu Da, Prince Zhu Gaochi is the grandson of Xu Da, and great-grandson Zhu Zhanji is the great-grandson of Xu Da. Wei Gong's position is more prominent. Later, Judy moved to Beijing, and Xu Da's descendants stayed in Nanjing, far away from the political center, that is, away from right and wrong, which is also an important reason for the hereditary title.
Zheng Guogong Chang Mao Chang Mao, the eldest son of the founding star Chang Yuchun. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), Chang Yuchun died suddenly at the age of 40. Zhu Yuanzhang was very sad. When rewarding his work, he named his son Chang Mao Zheng Guogong. According to the Ming History, although Chang Mao held a public office, he was mostly unconstrained in the military camp. Naha surrendered at that time. At the banquet, because he learned that Naha was going to escape, Chang Mao came forward to arrest and beheaded Naha, which led to the disintegration of Naha's department, so Zhu Yuanzhang cut off his title as punishment.
After Chang Mao was knighted, Zhu Yuanzhang changed his name to his younger brother Chang Sheng. However, Changsheng was killed for being involved in the aquamarine case. His descendants were first placed in Yunnan, then moved to Nanjing, and there were no princes from then on. Zheng Gong only spread to the second generation, that is, Chang Mao and Chang Sheng, and there was no inheritance behind them.
Cao Guogong was Zhu Yuanzhang's nephew, a famous general and founding counselor of the Ming Dynasty, and was later adopted by him as his son, surnamed Zhu. Zhu Yuanzhang liked Li Wenzhong very much and often sent him to inspect the army with the generals. Wenzhong fought in the battlefield, and his official rank was Dr. Rong Lu, a native of Pingzhang, Zhejiang Province, surnamed Li. After the establishment of North Korea, Li Wenzhong led troops to conquer the remnants of the Yuan Army for many times, with outstanding achievements, and was awarded the title of Cao Guogong. In the seventeenth year of Hongwu (1384), Li Wenzhong died of illness. He was awarded the title of King Qiyang and was named the ancestral temple, and his portrait was hung in Chen Gong Temple, ranking third. Give Zhongshan a burial.
After Li Wenzhong's death, his son Li Jinglong succeeded to the title. When Judy attacked Nanjing, Li Jinglong took the lead in opening the door and surrendering. After Judy succeeded to the throne, his "achievements" ranked first among ministers. In the second year of Yongle (1404), Li Jinglong was impeached by many ministers in turn, and because he was at home, "it was a big deal to sit down and be polite; More branches and more fields were built, and thousands of servants were saved. This was thoughtless and was taken away. Tso only spread to the second generation, that is, Li Wenzhong and Li Jinglong, and there was no inheritance behind him.
Sheng Feng, the Duke of Song, is the younger brother of Feng, a Duke of Song. He likes reading and is familiar with the art of war. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, with his brother Feng, he took refuge in Zhu Yuanzhang, led troops to conquer all directions and established the Ming Dynasty. In the twentieth year of Hongwu (1387), Sheng Feng served as a general, led Fu Youde and Aquamarine to expedition to Liaodong, subdued Naha, eliminated the remnants of Liaodong Yuan Dynasty, and was named Song Guogong.
According to the Ming History, "eight people who are highly valued by ministers rank third. Taizu is high in spring and autumn and suspicious. The victory lies in the most merits, but the defeat lies in the details. The month of sapphire punishment was recalled to Beijing. " After more than two years, if you die, all your children will have no children. "In the twenty-eighth year of Hongwu (1395), Shengfeng was executed without charge. After his death, he did not enter Gongren Temple and was deprived of the right of hereditary replacement. Duke Song only died all his life, and he ended when he arrived in Shengfeng.
Deng Yu, Duke of Wei, formerly known as Deng Youde, was born burly and brave. 16 years old led the troops against yuan. Later, he followed Zhu Yuanzhang's expedition to the north and made many brilliant achievements. Deng Yu is simple and prudent, with both wisdom and courage. He is strict in running the army and good at appeasing surrenders. 1370 (the third year of Hongwu), Deng Yu followed Xu Da's expedition to Gansu, defeated the Yuan army and surrendered to Tubo and Uzbekistan. Jin was named doctor Rong Lu, while Guo Jia and Wei Guogong were listed on the right.
In the tenth year of Hongwu (1377), Deng Yu died in Shouchun (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province), posthumous title Ninghewang, Wu Shun and posthumous title. Deng Zhen, the eldest son, inherited the title and was later renamed Shen Guogong.
Deng Zhen, also the grandson of Li Shanchang, was involved in his physical death when he was in Li Shanchang. In addition, Deng Yu's second son, Deng Ming, died in the army, and Deng Yu had no heir, so the title could not be passed on. The Duke of Wei only spread to the second generation, namely Deng Yu and Deng Zhen, and there was no inheritance since then.