Yang Chun
Yang Chun
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Yang Chun (455 ~ 531) was born in Huayin County, Shaanxi Province. He was the second son of Yang Yi, the governor of Luozhou in the Northern Wei Dynasty.
Yang Hongnong origin, resourceful, to the door shade into the official. In the first year of Taihe, he started a small family and moved to Shizhong. Through the four dynasties of Emperor Xiaowen, Emperor Xuanwu, Emperor Xiaoming and Emperor Xiaozhuang, he successively governed eight states, including Yuzhou, Jizhou, Liangzhou, Shuozhou, Dingzhou, southern Qinzhou, Qizhou and Yongzhou. He took part in the six towns uprising, Guanlong uprising and southern Xuzhou uprising, and paid homage to Shizhong, general Che Qi and Kaifu Yitong. Emperor Xiaozhuang ascended the throne and worshipped situ, Taibao and Shizhong. In the second year of Yong'an (529), he returned to his hometown.
In the first year of Putai (531), muerzhu Tianguang of Yongzhou was killed. It was 78 years old. In the early years of Taichang, he was given envoys Chijie, prime minister, Taishi and Jizhou governor. He is the author of the book of admonishment for posterity.
Life of the characters
Yang Chun was born in a famous family. He became an official by virtue of his family background. At first, he paid homage to zhongsan and managed the emperor's Royal stable. Later, he moved to the Imperial Palace and served with his brother Yang Bo. Later, he took the post of Cao, the capital of China (the Northern Wei Dynasty had three senior officials in charge of internal, central and external capitals), and was in charge of criminal and prison affairs. He was cautious in handling affairs and fair in investigation. He was appreciated by Emperor Xiaowen. He was transferred to Gongyu Cao Shaoqing and was given to Shizhong. Later, Emperor Xiaowen transferred him to be the governor of Yuzhou, and then moved him to be the champion general. The prefect of Pingyuan accused him of being incorruptible. Tingwei proposed to be removed from office and was only demoted to be the governor of Liangzhou under the protection of the emperor. After Xuanwu emperor Yuanke ascended the throne, the northern people's life became increasingly poor, while the Tuoba ruling class became more arrogant and corrupt, and the class contradictions were unprecedented sharp. At the beginning of the fourth year of the Jingming Dynasty (503), Yang Hui, the leader of the Di people in Wudu, Liangzhou (formerly in Xihe County, Gansu Province), led an uprising against the Northern Wei Dynasty. Yuan Ke ordered Yang Chun to lead the army to suppress Yang Hui's uprising. In May of that year, Yang Chun was about to suppress the uprising and killed thousands of Di people. But the Di people were not willing to give in. They intercepted the military supplies transported by the government. In April 505 of the second year of Zhengshi period, the Di people revolted in Qiuchi County, which is now south of Xihe County in Gansu Province. The imperial court ordered Yang Chun to lead the army to suppress the uprising. The next year, the Qiang people in Qinzhou (Tianshui City) gathered to revolt and supported LV gou'er, the governor of Qinzhou, as commander-in-chief. Chen Zhan, the leader of Tu ethnic groups in Jingzhou (Jingchuan County, Gansu Province), led an uprising, resulting in a great earthquake in Guanlong. Yang Chun led the suppression with general yuan li of Anxi. Yuan Li used Yang Chun's strategy of delaying the division to lure the enemy. Taking advantage of the slackness of the uprising army, she succeeded in sneak attack, killed Chen Zhan and suppressed the uprising. After returning to the court, Yang Chun was promoted to the position of taipuqing and granted the title of general Anton. In October of the first year of Yongping (508), an uprising took place in southern Xuzhou (now Suqian County, Jiangsu Province). Yang Chun was ordered to lead 40000 troops in the campaign. He failed to win this time and was defeated. Later, he was transferred to Shuozhou (today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Helingeer) as a governor. At this time, Tingwei sued Yang Chun for stealing 340 hectares of pasturing land when he was the imperial servant Qing, and he should be punished for five years according to the law. However, Emperor Xuanwu yuan Ke allowed atonement, transferred to the capital of Shangshu, supervised the construction of Baigou dike. Later, he was transferred to Dingzhou (so now Dingxian County, Hebei Province) as a governor. When he was in charge of the construction of Heishan Road (that is, the mountain road from Pingshan County in Hebei Province to Wutai County in Shanxi Province), he cut wood to build a Buddhist temple privately and worked as a soldier. He was impeached by the censor and dismissed as a commoner. In 524 of emperor Xiaoming's reign of Yuanxu Zhengguang, Yang Chun was appointed as the general of Wei, the governor of Yongzhou, the military officer of Nanchen and the governor of Yongzhou. At this time, the people of all ethnic groups in Guanlong area could not bear the national oppression, and the great uprising broke out, such as Mo zheniansheng and Wanzao ugly slaves. Yang Chun returned home on sick leave, and Xiao Baoyin was appointed governor of Yongzhou. After Yuan Ziyou, emperor of Xiaozhuang, ascended the throne, Yang Chun was promoted to situ, Taibao and Shizhong. After the Yuan Hao rebellion, the political situation was turbulent, and Yang Chun had no intention to continue his political career. After returning to Luoyang, Emperor Xiaozhuang resigned many times. In September of the third year of Yong'an (530), er zhurong, who controlled the Northern Wei regime, went down from Jinyang to Luoyang. Emperor Xiaozhuang and Yang KanMi murdered Er zhurong. In this way, the Erzhu family and the Yang family formed a feud. In the third year of Yang Chun's return to Huayin, the first year of Putai (531), the warlord Er Zhu Tianguang killed Yang Chun and his family in order to avenge Er Zhu Rong. in the second year of Yong'an (529), he returned to his hometown.
Anecdotes and allusions
When he left Beijing, he warned his sons, nephews and grandchildren that the reason why brothers and so on have high official positions is that they are loyal to the imperial court, careful, and ignore other people's mistakes. Treat people with courtesy, regardless of the high or the low. Some of you are sitting around, some of you are attached to power, some of you are good at talking about other people's strengths and weaknesses. These are all taboos in life. If you can keep the propriety and righteousness, and don't be arrogant and extravagant, you can become famous. At the age of 75, I was unable to serve as a director, so I want you to understand that when a person should be satisfied, you should not seek fame for thousands of years.
Relative members
The eleventh ancestor: Yang Zhen, the sixth ancestor: Yang Ya (Yao), the Shizhong and Wei generals in the Western Jin Dynasty; the Gaozu: Yang Jie, the later Zhao Zhongshan prime minister; the great grandfather: Yang Zhen, the Shanggu prefect; the grandfather: Yang Zhen, the Qinghe prefect; the father: Yang Yi, the governor of Luozhou, the governor of Hongnong; the son: Yang Yu, the governor of Xuzhou, the official of Sanqi. Sun Tzu: Yang Xiaoyong (son of Yang Yu), yuan wailang
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Yang Chun
