Li Guangli (? -89 years ago), a native of Zhongshan, a general in the mid-Western Han Dynasty, a consort, the eldest brother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's favorite concubine, and a brother named Wang Aizong Changyi, his uncle. When Li Furen was in favor, Li Yannian was a captain of Xielv, Li Guangli was a general of the Second Division, and he was named Hou Haixi for his expedition to Dawan. Li Guangli went to Dawan and Xiongnu for several times, with a mediocre record.

In the third year of Zheng He (90 BC), before Li Guangli went to the Huns, he conspired with Prime Minister Liu Quli to promote Liu Bo, the son of Li Furen, as a prince. Later, Liu Quli was beheaded, Li Guangli surrendered to the Huns, and his family was ruined. In the fourth year of Zheng He (89 BC), Li Guangli was killed one year after he surrendered to the Huns.

2. Li Yannian

Li Yannian, a musician in the Western Han Dynasty, was born in an unknown year. He was used by Emperor Wu in the spring of 1 12. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty favored Li Furen's younger brother. The Li family has been worshipping the door for generations, and both his sister and he are born worshipping the door. They are good at singing and dancing, and their looks are gratifying. Li Yannian was initially punished for breaking the law and was responsible for keeping dogs in the palace. Later, because he was good at melody, he was quite loved by Emperor Wu.

One day, I sang a song for Emperor Wu: "There are beautiful women in the north, and they are peerless and independent. They care about the city, then the country. I'd rather not know the whole city and country, and it's hard to get another beauty. " Because of this, Li Yannian's sister was later named Li Furen, and Li Furen was posthumously named as the Queen of Hanwu after the death of Hanwu.

Li Fusheng gave birth to Liu Bo, the king of Changyi, and died soon after his birth. Li Yannian was also named "Master Xie Law", who was in charge of the management of musical instruments in the palace, and was deeply loved by Emperor Wu. "It's so lucky to lie in bed with him as if he were Han Yan." He became the Toy Boy of Emperor Wu.

3. Li Furen

Li Furen, the first empress of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in history. Date of birth and death is unknown. Zhongshan (now Dingzhou, Hebei Province) was born, the sister of Li Yannian, a famous musician in the Western Han Dynasty, Li Guangli, a general of the Second Division, and Li Ji. Liu Che, the favorite princess of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. Li is a commoner. His parents and brothers both know music, and they are artists who take music and dance as their profession.

1 12 ago, Princess Pingyang recommended her to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and she was favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and gave birth to her son Liu Bo, who mourned the king in Changyi. Li Furen died of illness shortly after giving birth, because she had a son who was buried with a gift from the Queen Mother. In the first 87 years, Wei Zifu was abolished for four years, and Emperor Wu died, leaving him without a spouse. My concubine, Li Furen, was enshrined in the ancestral hall of Emperor Wu, and was named filial piety to Emperor Wu.

4. Cui

Cui was born in Anxi, Dingzhou (now Dingzhou, Hebei). In the early years of Wude's examination, he was transferred to the state clerk to join the army. Later, he was promoted to the right Wuwei to join the army and participate in the compilation of Liang and Wei histories. In the early years of Zhenguan, he was appointed as an assistant in the temple. In the 16th year of Zhenguan (642), he was promoted to this post. When conquering Liaodong, Ren Weiting's deputy presided over maritime affairs.

He was convicted of not broadcasting news because of the escape of transport soldiers, and was removed from his post as a civilian official. The emperor returned to Sun Yat-sen and used him as Ren Zhongshu Scheeren and assistant minister of punishments. In the twenty-second year of Zhenguan (648), he was promoted to assistant minister of Zhongshu and participated in presiding over confidential affairs. Later, someone appealed, but Cui did not report it in time. The emperor was furious and exiled him to Lianzhou. In the early years of Yonghui, he was awarded the secretariat of Jianzhou and died.

5. Liu Yuxi

Liu Yuxi (772-842), a native of Luoyang, Henan, called himself "Luoyang" and Zhongshan. The first one is Zhongshan, Wang Jing and Liu Sheng. A writer and philosopher in the Tang Dynasty, he was called a "poet". Liu Yuxi was a scholar in the ninth year of Zhenyuan (793). At the beginning, he was a clerk in Du You's shogunate and an envoy in Huainan, and was highly valued by Du You. Later, he entered the DPRK from Du You, supervising the empire.

At the end of Zhenyuan, he made friends with Liu Zongyuan, Han Ye and formed a political group headed by Wang. Later, he successively served as Sima Langzhou, Secretariat of Lianzhou, Secretariat of Kuizhou, Secretariat of Hezhou, Doctor of Host and Guest, Minister of Rites, and Secretariat of Suzhou. In Huichang, we will check the history of the Ministry of Justice. He died at the age of 70 and gave it to the Minister of Housing.

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