Duan Bao, a Sichuanese, lives in Yunlong and was adopted as a toast by his wife. Later, Pu made a contribution. In the seventeenth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1384), it was named Yunlong Tusi House and established as 1 House. In the Yuan Dynasty, the jurisdiction was changed along Yunlong Hall, and the toast was hereditary.
When Mu Ying, the leader of Achang nationality in Cao Jian, led many people to submit to the south, he was named Emperor Cao Jiantu and Emperor Wanli, and his descendant Zhao Taopai's son was enlisted in the army to levy He Tianen, giving him the surname Zuo.
The second son of Zhong Wuding's toast accompanied Hou from Yingchuan to Deping Dali and Hongwu to inspect the soil of the arrow field.
Li Zhi, a native of Dengchuan and a native of the Red Five Swordsman, was awarded the 12-pass inspection for his meritorious service in Foguang Village.
Li Liangyuan was the leader of a hundred surnames in Guan Jun at the end of Yuan Dynasty. The Ming dynasty surrendered to the south and was given the Tangtu Inspection Department.
Yang Shengyuan, a local official in the well, surrendered to the south in the Ming Dynasty and let him patrol the well and soil.
Yang Hui, a native of Hongwu, Jianchuan, went south with the Ming army and was awarded the inspection of five wells.
Dong Bangxian came to live in Yunlong during the Ming Dynasty, donated money to build the Hall of Supreme Harmony and cast bronze Buddha statues. Later, he advocated building a bridge connecting Yunlong and Yangbi, and named it "Yunlong Bridge".
Li Yushu Ziguilou, a native of Eryuan, is the commander of Marshal Du Wenxiu. In the first year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1862), he led the division chief town of Yunlong to build the "Longfei Bridge", which was the first cable-stayed bridge across the Lancang River in Yunlong County.
Yang Shizhong, a native of Yu Yuheng and Baofeng, served as company commander after graduating from Wuchang Army Middle School, participated in Wuchang Uprising and was promoted to battalion commander. Later, he went to Xinjiang with Yang Zengxin as the head of the Repayment Corps and the independent cavalry regiment. 192 1 was appointed commander of Yili in.
Zong Ze, a native of Shimen, was once the county magistrate of Sanhe County, Guizhou Province and the discipline director of Dali No.1 Middle School.
Yang is a man, and Tian Erjing is a man. Graduated from Yunnan University of Political Science and Law. He used to be the secretary of Donglu University, the county magistrate of Shidian County and the principal of middle school.
Zhu Xuan, the son of Yang Ying, a native of Baofeng, graduated from Class B of Jiangwutang in Yunnan. He was the company commander of the guards during the Revolution of 1911, and later served as the chief of staff of the First Division of Guangdong-Yunnan Army and the head of the150th Regiment of the Central Government Army. After participating in the Northern Expedition, he served as the head of the 18th regiment of the 2nd Brigade, as well as the head of Weixin and Maguan County.
Zhao Liancheng, a native of Jiuzhou, was then the head of the Guangdong-Yunnan Army 12 Regiment.
Luo is a member of the division. As a teenager, he learned to shoot and hunt. After joining the army, he served as the battalion commander and head of the third army of the Northern Expeditionary Army.
Liu Jilin, a native of Tian Erjing, graduated from Class B of Jiangwutang, Yunnan, and served as the Minister of Gu Pinzhen. He was killed while plotting to overthrow the Tang Dynasty (following Yao).
He Shixiong, born in Shimen, graduated from Jiangwutang, Yunnan Province. He has served as the brigade commander of the Third Huncheng Brigade, the deputy commander of OO Division, the martial law commander of Kunming and the director of Yunnan Mint.
He Naifu, Shao Cheng, a native of Shimen, was the commander of Guiyang city defense.
Hu Zhengchang was born in Yaozhou, originally from Tang Jian, and graduated from Jiangwu Hall in Yunnan. He used to be the battalion commander of the second guard regiment and the county magistrate of Xichou. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he went out with the 60th Army, served as the head of the trench regiment, and was critically ill.
Wang Zuxi, a native of Shimen, was once the county magistrate of Lijiang County.
Li Jiace, a native of Shimen, was once the county magistrate of Yongren County.
Ma Haochuan, a native of Dajing, graduated from the manager class of Yunnan Education Group, and served as the quartermaster of the Second Division of the 58th Army and the quartermaster of the Second Security Brigade.
Zhang Yesui was born in Shimen, Allianz, and graduated from Wujiang Guild Hall in Yunnan. He was the commander of Kaifeng city defense.
Zhang Deming, a native of Yunlong, graduated from Jiangwu Hall in Yunnan. He used to be the head of the mixed independent brigade guard regiment of Yunnan-Guizhou appeasement office and the head of the second regiment of the 24 th Division.
Zuo Zongsheng, formerly known as Zuo, was born in and graduated from Yunnan Education Corps. He went to Tibet with Ze Ren (chairman of Xikang Province) as the section chief of Dawen, and then returned to Ning to attend a political training course in Mongolia and Tibet. After graduation, he served as a member of the Mongolian and Tibetan Committee of the Kuomintang Central Committee, a member of the special committee of Xikang Province, and the director of the Tibetan Office.
Yang Fachun, a native of Shimen, graduated from Baoding Military Academy and went to Tianjin to run a newspaper with Hu and other organizations to publicize the revolution. He heard that Juyi, Wuchang, secretly transported gasoline with Cui Jixun, and planned to burn Zhonghua Gate in response. Everyone was arrested, except Yang Fachun and Cui Jixun who survived, and everyone else was killed. After recovery, he went to Xinjiang with Yang Zengxin and was awarded the title of Infantry Colonel. Succession 19 cavalry regiment commander and commander of Hami, died in the line of duty, Major General posthumous title.
He, a native of Shimen, graduated from normal school. He used to be the editor of Yunnan Provincial Records Museum and the curator of Yunlong County Records Museum. Good at classical poetry, proficient in Chinese medicine, practicing medicine in Shimen "Dexintang" pharmacy. He compiled three volumes of Yunlong Poems, which included poems from Qing Qianlong to modern Yunlong people. Appendices and addenda were added after each volume.
He Jun, from Shimen, 12 deputy division commander, 1949 self-defense chief of Yunlong county. In July of the same year, Yang Lin, who was sent back to Yunlong by "Bian Zong" to engage in underground activities, introduced him to join the China * * * Production Party.
Dong Ze, whose real name is Yucang, was born in Baofeng, Bai nationality, and was born in Wuzi, Guangxu, Qing Dynasty (1888). From 1922 to 1927, Dong Zexian was appointed as the director of education finance in Yunnan Province, and the Kunming-Lufeng section highway was built on 1927, becoming the first highway in Yunnan Province. 1948 funded the establishment of the first agricultural vocational school in Yunlong county, and 1952 was merged into Yunnan Agricultural School. Former President of Yunnan East Road University (Yunnan University).