The list of the top ten outstanding politicians is from the Tang Dynasty for two consecutive years, which makes Li Shimin very excited and feels that he can occupy many places on this list.
Outside the Taiji Hall, Li Shimin had a smile on his face, looked at Jin Bang and said with a smile: "This time, my Datang is really unexpected, I can get so many places one after another."
I hope this list can be the same as the previous champion list, and I can give me more places in Datang.
As soon as the words fell, I saw the gold list flashing, and the subsequent rankings also appeared in the air
: "The eighth place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Li Kui (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!"
"Reward: 300,000 grains and grass!".
Li Kui (455-395 BC), also known as Li Ke, was a representative figure of Legalism during the Warring States Period, and a native of Anyi (now Xia County, Shanxi) in the early Warring States period. He once served as the Marquis of Wei Wen and presided over the law change. Economically, the government has implemented the policy of "making the best use of the land" and "making good use of the land", encouraging farmers to cultivate intensively and intensively, increasing output, and the state will buy surplus grain at a parity price in a good year and sell it at a parity price in a famine year. It is advisable to sow a variety of food crops at the same time to prevent famines.
Politically, the rule of law was implemented, the Shiqing Shilu system that upheld the privileges of the nobility was abolished, and those who made meritorious contributions to the country were rewarded, making Wei one of the great powers in the early Warring States period. He collected the laws of various countries at that time and compiled the "Book of Law", which was the first relatively complete legal code in ancient China, which has now been lost. His idea of combining "heavy agriculture" and "rule of law" had a great influence on Shang Yang and Han Fei.
He was a famous politician and jurist in the early Warring States period. An important representative of Legalism, a native of Anyi, the capital of Wei. He once served as the Marquis of Wei Wen and presided over the law change. Some ancient books also write Li Ke as "Rick", or falsely as "Li Dui" and "Ji Chong". Li Kui was a native of Wei Wenhou to Wuhou, and was employed by Zeng Shen, a disciple of Zixia, and served as the minister of Zhongshan and the guardian of the earth. Shangdi was in Hexi, so Li Kui often fought against the Qin people.
Li Kui's reform made great contributions to the process of Wei State embarking on the road to prosperity and strength, and was the beginning of China's reform of law, followed by the reform of Wu Qi in Chu State and the reform of Shang Ying in Qin State, all of which developed Li Kui's reform practice and had a far-reaching impact on Chinese history.
After Li Kui's reform was successful, he suggested that Wei Wenhou embark on the road of expansion, and the first target was the Qin state in the west. In the twenty-seventh year of the reign of Marquis Wen of Wei (419 BC), Wei crossed the Yellow River to the west and built a city in Shaoliang to build a military base to attack Qin. In the process of advancing westward, it encountered strong resistance from the Qin army. At this time, Li Kui and his doctor Zhai Huang recommended Wu Qi to Wei Wenhou, and Wu Qi was appointed as the chief general of the Wei army to attack Qin.
In the thirty-third year of the reign of Marquis Wen of Wei (413 BC), Wu Qi led the Wei army to defeat the Qin army in the Hexi battlefield and broke through the Qin army's defense line on the Xihe River. Subsequently, Wu Qi swooped down on Zheng, the choke point where the Qin State entered the Weihe Plain, and the Qin State was shocked. Subsequently, Wu Qi commanded the Wei army to cross the river and successively occupied Wangcheng, Heyang, Yin and Jin cities. Wu Qi also seized a large area of land of the Rongdi minority in the north, and Wei Wenhou set up Shangjun here. Wei also occupied Shaanxi and controlled the golden passage between the west and the Central Plains. From then on, Wei suppressed Qin west of Luoshui for eighty years.
"The seventh place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Zhuge Liang (Dahua Dynasty)
!" "Reward: 400,000 grains and grass!" Zhuge
Liang was the prime minister of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, and he was portrayed as a god-like character in the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and became a household name. Zhuge Liang's military ability in history is not as strong as in the novel, but his political wisdom is indeed very prominent.
As the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, Zhuge Liang appeased the people, abided by the etiquette system, restrained officials, used power prudently, was open and honest to people, and took care of the internal affairs of Shu in an orderly manner.
"The sixth place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Zhou Gong (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)
!" "Reward: 500,000 grains and grass!".
The Duke of Zhou's surname was Ji Mingdan, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, an outstanding politician in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and was respected as the "Yuan Sage" and the pioneer of Confucianism. After the death of King Wu, the Duke of Zhou assisted the young King Cheng of Zhou, regent for seven years, put forward all aspects of the fundamental code system, improved the patriarchal system, the feudal system, the primogeniture inheritance law and the Jingtian system, the formation of these systems had a great impact on China's feudal society, and the creation of the ritual music system became the system of "not easy for a hundred generations" in ancient Chinese society. It made immortal contributions to the establishment, consolidation and development of the Zhou Dynasty.
"The fifth place among the top ten outstanding politicians - Xiao He (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!
" "Reward: 600,000 grains and grass!" Xiao
He was the prime minister of the Han Gaozu Liu Bang period, and was known as the "Three Masters of the Early Han Dynasty" along with Zhang Liang and Han Xin. After the establishment of the Han Dynasty, Xiao He served as the prime minister, and his greatest political achievement was the formulation of the Han Law, Xiao He abolished the unreasonable harsh laws of the Qin Dynasty at that time, and the legal system to maintain social order was retained, and the legal system was reformulated as the "Nine Chapters of Law".
"The fourth place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Wang Anshi (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)
!" "Reward: 700,000 grains and grass!" Wang
Anshi was a famous politician in the Northern Song Dynasty, who served as the prime minister during the Song Dynasty Shenzong and presided over the reform of the law. The fundamental purpose of Wang Anshi's reform was to change the situation of poverty and weakness in the Northern Song Dynasty, and to strengthen the ability of external defense and internal bombardment, so as to consolidate and strengthen feudal rule.
During the reform period, the government's fiscal revenue increased substantially, which to a certain extent restrained the merger power of the powerful landlords, lightened the people's burdens, and presented a prosperous scene that had not been seen in a century. Unfortunately, this change lasted only 15 years before it was abolished by the old school and ended in an end.
"The third place of the top ten outstanding politicians -
Zhang Juzheng (Ming Dynasty)!" "Reward: 800,000 grains and grass!"
Zhang Juzheng was an outstanding politician in the Ming Dynasty, the first assistant of the cabinet in the Wanli period, and assisted the Wanli Emperor Zhu Yijun to create the "Wanli New Deal", which is known as Zhang Juzheng's reform.
Politically, the implementation of the examination law is based on "respecting sovereignty, imposing duties on officials, rewarding and punishing people, and ordering No. 1," and the center is to solve the corrupt trend of bureaucrats vying for power and power, and dereliction of duty.
Economically, a whip law was implemented to promote the prosperity of the commodity economy. Zhang Juzheng's New Deal was the most far-reaching and successful reform in modern times, following the reforms of the Shang Dynasty, Qin Shi Huang, and the Sui and Tang dynasties.
"The second place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Guan Zhong (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!
" "Reward: 1 million grains and grass!" Guan
Zhong was an outstanding politician in the Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period, and was known as the "Pioneer of Legalism", "The Teacher of Sages", "The Protector of Chinese Civilization", and "The First Prime Minister of China".
Politically, Guan Zhong rectified the administrative management system at that time, effectively maintained social stability, and summed up a set of specific methods for rewarding and punishing officials at all levels in terms of employment.
He paid attention to the economy and agriculture, opposed empty talk, pioneered vocational skills education, diplomatically waved the banner of "respecting the king and fighting the emperor", militarily formulated a combat system that combined society and military affairs, laid the foundation for large-scale warfare in the future, and economically implemented an economic policy of ruling salt and iron. Guan Zhong's reforms made the Qi State rich and strong, and the Duke of Qi Huan also became the first overlord in the Spring and Autumn Period.
"The first place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Shang Ying (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!
" "Reward: two million grains and grass!"
Shang Ying should be a great figure that everyone is familiar with, Shang Ying presided over the reform of the law during the period of Qin Xiaogong, and this change was the most famous "Shang Yang Reform" in later generations.
The Shang martingale reform was a relatively thorough reform movement of feudalism during the Warring States period, which not only promoted the social progress of the Qin State, promoted the development of the economy, and enabled the Qin State to achieve a rich country and a strong army, but also conformed to the trend of feudal historical development, promoted the transformation of the slave society into a feudal society, and successfully brought the Legalist ideology into the superstructure, affecting the Chinese for more than 2,000 years, and greatly promoting social progress and historical development.
Outside the Taiji Hall, Li Shimin had a smile on his face, looked at Jin Bang and said with a smile: "This time, my Datang is really unexpected, I can get so many places one after another."
I hope this list can be the same as the previous champion list, and I can give me more places in Datang.
As soon as the words fell, I saw the gold list flashing, and the subsequent rankings also appeared in the air
: "The eighth place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Li Kui (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!"
"Reward: 300,000 grains and grass!".
Li Kui (455-395 BC), also known as Li Ke, was a representative figure of Legalism during the Warring States Period, and a native of Anyi (now Xia County, Shanxi) in the early Warring States period. He once served as the Marquis of Wei Wen and presided over the law change. Economically, the government has implemented the policy of "making the best use of the land" and "making good use of the land", encouraging farmers to cultivate intensively and intensively, increasing output, and the state will buy surplus grain at a parity price in a good year and sell it at a parity price in a famine year. It is advisable to sow a variety of food crops at the same time to prevent famines.
Politically, the rule of law was implemented, the Shiqing Shilu system that upheld the privileges of the nobility was abolished, and those who made meritorious contributions to the country were rewarded, making Wei one of the great powers in the early Warring States period. He collected the laws of various countries at that time and compiled the "Book of Law", which was the first relatively complete legal code in ancient China, which has now been lost. His idea of combining "heavy agriculture" and "rule of law" had a great influence on Shang Yang and Han Fei.
He was a famous politician and jurist in the early Warring States period. An important representative of Legalism, a native of Anyi, the capital of Wei. He once served as the Marquis of Wei Wen and presided over the law change. Some ancient books also write Li Ke as "Rick", or falsely as "Li Dui" and "Ji Chong". Li Kui was a native of Wei Wenhou to Wuhou, and was employed by Zeng Shen, a disciple of Zixia, and served as the minister of Zhongshan and the guardian of the earth. Shangdi was in Hexi, so Li Kui often fought against the Qin people.
Li Kui's reform made great contributions to the process of Wei State embarking on the road to prosperity and strength, and was the beginning of China's reform of law, followed by the reform of Wu Qi in Chu State and the reform of Shang Ying in Qin State, all of which developed Li Kui's reform practice and had a far-reaching impact on Chinese history.
After Li Kui's reform was successful, he suggested that Wei Wenhou embark on the road of expansion, and the first target was the Qin state in the west. In the twenty-seventh year of the reign of Marquis Wen of Wei (419 BC), Wei crossed the Yellow River to the west and built a city in Shaoliang to build a military base to attack Qin. In the process of advancing westward, it encountered strong resistance from the Qin army. At this time, Li Kui and his doctor Zhai Huang recommended Wu Qi to Wei Wenhou, and Wu Qi was appointed as the chief general of the Wei army to attack Qin.
In the thirty-third year of the reign of Marquis Wen of Wei (413 BC), Wu Qi led the Wei army to defeat the Qin army in the Hexi battlefield and broke through the Qin army's defense line on the Xihe River. Subsequently, Wu Qi swooped down on Zheng, the choke point where the Qin State entered the Weihe Plain, and the Qin State was shocked. Subsequently, Wu Qi commanded the Wei army to cross the river and successively occupied Wangcheng, Heyang, Yin and Jin cities. Wu Qi also seized a large area of land of the Rongdi minority in the north, and Wei Wenhou set up Shangjun here. Wei also occupied Shaanxi and controlled the golden passage between the west and the Central Plains. From then on, Wei suppressed Qin west of Luoshui for eighty years.
"The seventh place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Zhuge Liang (Dahua Dynasty)
!" "Reward: 400,000 grains and grass!" Zhuge
Liang was the prime minister of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, and he was portrayed as a god-like character in the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and became a household name. Zhuge Liang's military ability in history is not as strong as in the novel, but his political wisdom is indeed very prominent.
As the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, Zhuge Liang appeased the people, abided by the etiquette system, restrained officials, used power prudently, was open and honest to people, and took care of the internal affairs of Shu in an orderly manner.
"The sixth place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Zhou Gong (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)
!" "Reward: 500,000 grains and grass!".
The Duke of Zhou's surname was Ji Mingdan, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, an outstanding politician in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and was respected as the "Yuan Sage" and the pioneer of Confucianism. After the death of King Wu, the Duke of Zhou assisted the young King Cheng of Zhou, regent for seven years, put forward all aspects of the fundamental code system, improved the patriarchal system, the feudal system, the primogeniture inheritance law and the Jingtian system, the formation of these systems had a great impact on China's feudal society, and the creation of the ritual music system became the system of "not easy for a hundred generations" in ancient Chinese society. It made immortal contributions to the establishment, consolidation and development of the Zhou Dynasty.
"The fifth place among the top ten outstanding politicians - Xiao He (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!
" "Reward: 600,000 grains and grass!" Xiao
He was the prime minister of the Han Gaozu Liu Bang period, and was known as the "Three Masters of the Early Han Dynasty" along with Zhang Liang and Han Xin. After the establishment of the Han Dynasty, Xiao He served as the prime minister, and his greatest political achievement was the formulation of the Han Law, Xiao He abolished the unreasonable harsh laws of the Qin Dynasty at that time, and the legal system to maintain social order was retained, and the legal system was reformulated as the "Nine Chapters of Law".
"The fourth place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Wang Anshi (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)
!" "Reward: 700,000 grains and grass!" Wang
Anshi was a famous politician in the Northern Song Dynasty, who served as the prime minister during the Song Dynasty Shenzong and presided over the reform of the law. The fundamental purpose of Wang Anshi's reform was to change the situation of poverty and weakness in the Northern Song Dynasty, and to strengthen the ability of external defense and internal bombardment, so as to consolidate and strengthen feudal rule.
During the reform period, the government's fiscal revenue increased substantially, which to a certain extent restrained the merger power of the powerful landlords, lightened the people's burdens, and presented a prosperous scene that had not been seen in a century. Unfortunately, this change lasted only 15 years before it was abolished by the old school and ended in an end.
"The third place of the top ten outstanding politicians -
Zhang Juzheng (Ming Dynasty)!" "Reward: 800,000 grains and grass!"
Zhang Juzheng was an outstanding politician in the Ming Dynasty, the first assistant of the cabinet in the Wanli period, and assisted the Wanli Emperor Zhu Yijun to create the "Wanli New Deal", which is known as Zhang Juzheng's reform.
Politically, the implementation of the examination law is based on "respecting sovereignty, imposing duties on officials, rewarding and punishing people, and ordering No. 1," and the center is to solve the corrupt trend of bureaucrats vying for power and power, and dereliction of duty.
Economically, a whip law was implemented to promote the prosperity of the commodity economy. Zhang Juzheng's New Deal was the most far-reaching and successful reform in modern times, following the reforms of the Shang Dynasty, Qin Shi Huang, and the Sui and Tang dynasties.
"The second place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Guan Zhong (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!
" "Reward: 1 million grains and grass!" Guan
Zhong was an outstanding politician in the Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period, and was known as the "Pioneer of Legalism", "The Teacher of Sages", "The Protector of Chinese Civilization", and "The First Prime Minister of China".
Politically, Guan Zhong rectified the administrative management system at that time, effectively maintained social stability, and summed up a set of specific methods for rewarding and punishing officials at all levels in terms of employment.
He paid attention to the economy and agriculture, opposed empty talk, pioneered vocational skills education, diplomatically waved the banner of "respecting the king and fighting the emperor", militarily formulated a combat system that combined society and military affairs, laid the foundation for large-scale warfare in the future, and economically implemented an economic policy of ruling salt and iron. Guan Zhong's reforms made the Qi State rich and strong, and the Duke of Qi Huan also became the first overlord in the Spring and Autumn Period.
"The first place of the top ten outstanding politicians - Shang Ying (died in the country, belonged to the Dahua Dynasty)!
" "Reward: two million grains and grass!"
Shang Ying should be a great figure that everyone is familiar with, Shang Ying presided over the reform of the law during the period of Qin Xiaogong, and this change was the most famous "Shang Yang Reform" in later generations.
The Shang martingale reform was a relatively thorough reform movement of feudalism during the Warring States period, which not only promoted the social progress of the Qin State, promoted the development of the economy, and enabled the Qin State to achieve a rich country and a strong army, but also conformed to the trend of feudal historical development, promoted the transformation of the slave society into a feudal society, and successfully brought the Legalist ideology into the superstructure, affecting the Chinese for more than 2,000 years, and greatly promoting social progress and historical development.
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