Wu Fu
Wu Fu (1321-1383), born in Hefei, Luzhou (now Hefei, Anhui), was a famous general in the early Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, with the uprising of Zhu Yuanzhang, he made many achievements in war and became Marquis of Anlu. He died in the war and was buried here. Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Taizu) was buried. In addition, Xiangtang was built, which was guarded by the common people with the surname of Ren, and then the surname of Ren multiplied into a village, that is, "Xiangtang Ren Village" as the place name.
Life of the characters
Early experience
Wu Fu was brave and resourceful when he was young. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Wu Fu called the villagers to defend the village. Later, he attached himself to Zhu Yuanzhang in Haozhou and followed him to conquer Si, Chu, he, Caishi, Taiping and other places. Follow the army to break through the water stronghold of the barbarian in the Hague and calm Jiqing. He followed Xu Da to attack Zhenjiang, killed Pingzhang Dingding of the Yuan Dynasty, sent his troops south to Danyang and Jintan, conquered Changzhou, and was promoted to commander in chief of the unified army. Patrol Jiangyin and Wuxi, and guard Changzhou when you come back. Zhang Shicheng's troops swarmed in, Wu Fuli defeated the enemy, chased the enemy to Changxing, and defeated Zhang Shicheng again in Gaoqiao, Taihu and zhongjiemen. Zhang Shicheng was very frustrated. Wu Fu helped Anfeng and pacified Wuchang. Following Xu Da, he conquered Luzhou and sent his troops south to Han, Mian, Jing and other counties. He was appointed commander of Zhenwu and Wei, and guarded Mianyang. He followed Chang Yuchun to Xiangyang and led his troops to attack Anlu. He captured Ren Liang, a Yuan Dynasty official, and guarded Anlu on the spot. Then they conquered Ruzhou and Lushan.
In the first year of Hongwu (1368), Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself Emperor and established the regime of the Ming Dynasty. Wu Fu served as general Huaiyuan and commander anluwei, and all the remnants of Yun, Jun, Fang and Zhu Shanzhai were pacified.
Fight with the army
In the third year of Hongwu (1370), Wu Fu followed Xu Da, the general of the conquering army, to attack Shaanxi, defeat gaikuo Timur and capture his general alive. Then he defeated Tomur in Qinzhou again. In the same year, he conquered Tufan, conquered Hezhou, assisted Hanzhong and occupied Nanzheng.
In the fourth year of Hongwu (1371), Wu Fu followed the Marquis of Yingchuan and the former general Fu Youde to destroy the Daxia regime.
In the fifth year of Hongwu (1372), Wu Fu followed the Duke of Wei and general Deng Yu to pacify the barbarians in Jiuxi and Chenzhou and occupied 48 caves. After returning to the army, guard Anlu.
In the seventh year of Hongwu (1374), Wu Fusheng was appointed governor of Dadu. When he came back from his inspection tour of Peking (now Beijing), he was appointed a hereditary commander.
In the 11th year of Hongwu (1378), Wu Fu followed muying, Marquis of Xiping and general of Zhengxi, to fight against Xifan, captured the third Deputy envoys alive, and occupied the place of seven stations of nalinha.
In 1379, Wu Fu was granted the title of Marquis of Anlu, and he ate two thousand stones.
In 1381, Wu Fu followed Fu Youde to invade Yunnan, conquer Puding and build a city in Shuixi. He served as the commander in chief to suppress and capture the barbarians, and led his troops from guansuoling to Qingdao to capture Guangxi.
The general rule of death
In the 16th year of Hongwu (1383), he conquered modingmiao, arrived at jilabao, built Anzhuang and Xincheng, pacified qibaifang villages, killed the enemy and captured tens of thousands of people, and transferred the grain to Panjiang. In October of the same year, Wu Fu became ill and died in Puding. The imperial court granted him the title of Duke of Guizhou, posthumous title of Wei Yi, and added five hundred stones of Shilu to give him a hereditary certificate.
Historical evaluation
History of the Ming Dynasty: 1 (2) the "Fu Lin formation" is full of vigor and vitality. He lived in a peaceful place and did not talk about the expedition. "
Historical records
Ming History Volume 130 biography 18
member of family
Concubine: Yang, from Puding. After Wu Fu's death, Yang committed suicide and pursued zhenlieshu.
Son: Wu Jie, marquis Anlu. He has been out of the mountains, Shaanxi, Henan and Beiping for many times, training his troops and enlisting. In the 28th year of his life, he was found guilty, enlisted in Longzhou and redeemed himself. In Jianwen, Shuai Shi aided Zhending, fought Baigou River, lost the law, and was relegated to Nanning Wei commander.
Sun Tzu, Wu Jing, the son of Wu Jie. In the first year of Yongle, Zijing begged for an heir. In Orthodoxy, begging is not allowed.
Great grandson, Wu Duo, son of Wu Jing. In the sixth year of Hongzhi, sun duo of Jing ordered to beg for heirs, but he was not allowed to do so. In the 18th year, he recorded and restored his descendants, who served thousands of households.
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Wu Fu