Celebrities since Yuanmou 1840

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politician

Yang Yiqing, a college student from Huagaidian, is from Anning, Yunnan.

Zhu-Zuo Buzheng, a native of Guizhou and Qujing, Yunnan.

Yang Shang, the minister of war, is from Maitreya, Yunnan.

Bao Jianjie, right assistant minister of the official department, is from Jianshui, Yunnan.

Chen Biao, a native of Yuxi, Yunnan Province, is the secretariat of Zhejiang Province.

Hu Pingbiao-Buzheng, Guizhou, Jianshui, Yunnan.

Fu Shangshu of the Ministry of War was born in Kunming, Yunnan.

Lei Yuelong —— Li Shangshu, Yu Yingtang, a university student, is from Yuxi, Yunnan.

Xigun Wang-Yunnan Lufeng Libi History and Dongting University.

Medical scientist

Mao Lan, a physician and author of herbs in southern Yunnan, was born in Songming, Yunnan.

Judge Zhu Huafu of Huguang is from Anning, Yunnan.

Add one person. Zhu Huafu is the ancestor of General Zhu Peide.

Ching Dynasty

politician

Zhu Jiabao was a native of Huaning, Yunnan in the Qing Dynasty, the governor of Anhui and Jilin, and the governor of Zhili.

Qing Yan, the official minister, was born in Kunming, Yunnan.

Li Yinpei, governor of Fujian, is from Jinning, Yunnan.

Zhao Shilin, the governor of Zhejiang and Jiangsu, was born in Chengjiang, Yunnan.

Zhu Shen, bachelor of cabinet, senior minister of Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Punishment, Ministry of Military Affairs, Ministry of Household Affairs and Ministry of Official Affairs, is from Tonghai, Yunnan.

Zhao Guang —— Shangshu of the Ministry of Industry, Shangshu of the Ministry of Punishment and Shangshu of the Ministry of Housing, born in Kunming, Yunnan.

He Guiqing, Governor of Liangjiang River, was born in Kunming, Yunnan.

Governor Chen Jiangsu, Yuanmou, Yunnan.

Ding Huai, governor of Guangxi, was born in Heqing, Yunnan.

Qian Feng, the Jiangnan empire, was born in Kunming, Yunnan.

He, a native of Liangjiang, is a native of Yunnan Shizong.

Wang Wenwen, governor of Sichuan, is from Dali, Yunnan.

Yuan Jiagu, the first national champion in Yunnan imperial examination history, was born in Shiping, Yunnan.

Dou Yuan, the secretariat of Jiangxi, was born in Luoping, Yunnan.

Famous businessman

/kloc-Li Yuan, the richest man in Yunnan in the 9th century, was born in Kunming, Yunnan.

banker

At the beginning of the 20th century, Wang Chi, the richest man in China, was from Maitreya.

painter

Miao Jiahui, the author of sacrificial paintings, is from Kunming, Yunnan.

Zhou Yuli-Gan Qinglongxin is not a scholar. He was awarded the editor of the Imperial Academy, and the official was Shao Qing of Dali Temple. China is one of the famous calligraphers in Qing Dynasty. Eshan

People.

Zhou Yuli is the teacher of the famous calligrapher Qian Feng. He is the teacher of Ganlong Liuzi. Emperor Liu Zi once wrote a book, Holding Candles.

These two words are given to each other to show respect for him.

Duan-Chengjiang people.

Ma is from Yuanjiang.

As a garrison Jinshi, the official went to Yuzhou and went to Bing Island granted by Cai. Eshan people. Zhou Yuli's brother is called' Brother Jinshi'.

. Zhou paid a visit to Zhong Xian, the doctor after having obtained the provincial examination, and returned the title of Chen after having obtained the provincial examination.

Tonghai Kanzhan, Chengjiang Zhaoshiliu, Huaning and Pu are all above the governor.

Republic of China period

Military figures (general level only)

Li Genyuan, an army general, is a native of Tengchong, Yunnan, and graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Gu Pinzhen, an army general, is a native of Kunming, Yunnan, and graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Liu Zuwu, an army general, is from Kunming, Yunnan, and graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Hongxiang Li, an army general, is from Yuxi, Yunnan, and graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Xie Ruyi-general of the army, from Yuxi, Yunnan, graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Luo Peijin-general of the army, from Chengjiang, Yunnan, graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Tang —— General of the Army, from Huize, Yunnan, graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Zhang Kairu, general of the army, a clever girl from Yunnan, graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Zhao Fuxiang-general of the army, a native of Fengqing, Yunnan, graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Ye Quan, an army general, is from Yunxian County, Yunnan Province, and graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Yu Enmin-general of the army, from Mojiang, Yunnan, graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Huang Yucheng —— General of the Army, a native of Zhenyuan, Yunnan, graduated from the Japanese NCO School.

Zhu Peide, an army general, was born in Lufeng, Yunnan, and graduated from Wujiang Guild Hall in Yunnan.

Jin Handing, an army general, was born in Jiangchuan, Yunnan, and graduated from Wujiangtang, Yunnan.

Tang Huaiyuan, an army general, was born in Jiangchuan, Yunnan, and graduated from Wujiangtang, Yunnan.

Wang Jun, an army general, was born in Chenggong, Yunnan, and graduated from Jiangwu Hall in Yunnan.

Fan-general of the army, from Hexi, Yunnan, graduated from Wujiangtang, Yunnan.

Hu Ying-general of the army, a native of Yunxian County, Yunnan Province, graduated from Jiangwutang.

Lu Han-general of the army, from Zhaotong, Yunnan, graduated from Jiangwutang, Yunnan.

Yang Jie-general of the army, from Dali, Yunnan, graduated from the Army University.

Yang Zengxin, an army general, was born in Mengzi, Yunnan, and a scholar in Qing Dynasty.

Ding Huai-general of the army, from Heqing, Yunnan.

Tan Qinglin-general of the army, from Jianshui, Yunnan.

politician

Li Genyuan, the governor and acting prime minister of Shaanxi Province in the Republic of China, was born in Tengchong, Yunnan.

Yang Zengxin, chairman of Xinjiang Province, was born in Mengzi, Yunnan.

Zhu Peide —— Chairman of Jiangxi Province, from Lufeng, Yunnan.

Tang —— Guizhou viceroy, Yunnan viceroy, Huize, Yunnan.

Wang Jiuling, director of education, is from Yunlong, Yunnan.

Chief Justice Zeng Qinghong was born in Dali, Yunnan.

Financial expert

Sheng Yanling —— President of China Fudian Bank, from Yuxi, Yunnan.

Lu Zian, president of China Fudian Bank, is a smart family in Yunnan.

Miao Yuntai-President of China Fudian New Bank, from Kunming, Yunnan.

Famous businessman

Liang Jinshan, the richest overseas Chinese in Myanmar, is from Baoshan, Yunnan.

Zheng, a native of Yuxi, Yunnan, is a Confucian businessman.

Meteorologist

Chen Yide, a pioneer of modern meteorology, astronomy and earthquake science in Yunnan, was born in Yanjin, Yunnan.

teacher

Educator Xiong Qinglai is from Maitreya, Yunnan.

mathematician

Xiong Qinglai, a mathematician, is from Maitreya, Yunnan.

Master of Culture in China

Jiang Liangfu, a master of Chinese studies, was born in Zhaotong, Yunnan.

philosopher

Ai Siqi, philosopher and author of Popular Philosophy, was born in Tengchong, Yunnan.

musician

Nie Er, a musician, was born in Yuxi, Yunnan.

Architectural design expert

Zhang, an architectural design expert, is from Zhenxiong, Yunnan.

democratic

Chu Tunan, one of the main leaders of the NLD, is from Wenshan, Yunnan.

journalist

Yang Zhenhong, a native of Kunming, Yunnan, once founded Guanghua Daily to publicize bourgeois revolutionary thoughts.

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During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Yunnan's cultural economy advanced by leaps and bounds, and the intellectual gentry class rose and grew rapidly, being remote, closed and backward.

Yunnan has had a far-reaching impact. The rise and growth of intellectual gentry class is related to the large-scale migration of Han nationality to Yunnan in the early Ming Dynasty and the imperial examination.

Taking scholars is closely related. It is conservatively estimated that about 3 million Han Chinese immigrated to Yunnan in the Ming Dynasty. The imperial examination in Yunnan in the Ming Dynasty began after the provincial examination.

In the 22nd year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1389), Guiyouke, a Yunnan native, went to Yingtianfu (Nanjing) in this year, including Jong Li and Song Yang.

Ascend in the crowd; In the twenty-seventh year of Ming Hongwu (1394), the examination began. This year, Jong Li, a native of Kunming, took part in the college entrance examination in Yunnan.

China scholar. In the thirty-first year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1905), the imperial examination was suspended, and Yunnan abolished the imperial examination just like the whole country.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the national * * * held the Jinshi Examination 20 1, but Yunnan failed only a few times. Examinations and halls in Ming and Qing Dynasties

Try, the national * * Jinshi 5 1624 people, Yunnan nationality (including the descendants of Yunnan mainlanders), there are 950 people (

There were 257 China Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 693 in Qing Dynasty. The author has collected data for many years, and after careful sorting and division, generally speaking,

The native places of these 950 Jinshi can be classified according to the administrative divisions of Yunnan today (the specific names are abbreviated):

The four districts of Panlong, Wuhua, Xishan and Guandu in Kunming belonged to Kunming County in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 5 1 scholar in Ming dynasty, and in Qing dynasty.

Scholars 163, ranking first in all provinces.

Dali was formed by the merger of Taihe County and Zhaozhou (now Fengyi Town, Dali) in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were Taihe and Zhaozhou counties in Ming Dynasty.

There are 42 Chinese scholars (40 in Taihe County and 2 in Zhaozhou) and 70 in Qing Dynasty (49 in Taihe County and 2 in Zhaozhou1).

Shiping County was called Shiping County in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Jinshi 10 in Ming dynasty and 53 Jinshi (55 times) in Qing dynasty. Stoneboog

Pingyuan Jiagu was the 62nd scholar of Guimao family in the 29th year of Guangxu (1903). In the same year, Yuan Jiaju held a special economic course.

Gu also won the first place with 1, so he is known as the "specialist champion".

Jianshui County, known as Jianshui Prefecture in Ming Dynasty, was changed to Jianshui County in Qing Dynasty. There were 27 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 32 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Longyang District, Baoshan City, was called Gold Dentist and Baoshan County in Ming Dynasty and Baoshan County in Qing Dynasty. There were 25 scholars in the Ming Dynasty, and so did the Qing Dynasty.

There are 16 Jinshi.

Jinning County was formed by the merger of Jinning Prefecture and Kunyang Prefecture in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were four Jinshi in Ming Dynasty (all from Jinning Prefecture), and there were four in Qing Dynasty.

30 people (28 in Jinning and 2 in Kunyang) were among the Jinshi.

Tonghai County was formed by the merger of Tonghai County and Hexi County in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 7 scholars in Ming Dynasty (4 in Tonghai and 3 in Hexi).

There are 20 scholars in Qing Dynasty (Tonghai 17, Hexi 3).

Chuxiong City was called Chuxiong County in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 4 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 22 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty. Li Qidong from Chuxiong,

In the 11th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1532), he was the second scholar of Chen Family, ranking as "Jin Chuanqi". According to the literature, Ren Chen

Palace examination originally planned Li Qidong to be the first divisionNo. 1 (that is, the number one scholar). Later, Emperor Jiajing and the examiner decided that Yunnan was too remote to be discovered.

On the grounds of Yuan, it was ranked as 1 in Dimethyl.

Heqing county was ruled by Heqing military and civilian government in Ming Dynasty, and was called Heqing House in Qing Dynasty. There were 1 1 scholars in the Ming Dynasty and in the Qing Dynasty.

13 Jinshi.

Weishan County, known as Hua Meng House in Ming Dynasty, was changed to Zhili Guild Hall in Hua Meng in Qing Dynasty. There were 8 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 16 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

In Mengzi County, there were 1 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 23 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Chengjiang County was called Heyang County in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were three Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 19 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Qilin District of Qujing City belonged to Nanning County in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 10 Jinshi in the Ming Dynasty and 1 10 Jinshi in the Qing Dynasty.

Eryuan County was formed by the merger of Langqiong County (now Eryuan County) and Dengchuan House (now Dengchuan Town, Eryuan County) in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

It's over. There are 5 scholars in Ming Dynasty (3 in Deng Chuan and 2 in Lang Qiong), and 0/5 scholars in Qing Dynasty (8 in Lang Qiong and 7 in Deng Chuan).

Huaning County was called Ningzhou in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 8 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 9 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Chenggong county, there are 3 Jinshi in Ming dynasty and 3 Jinshi/kloc-0 in Qing dynasty.

Anning City was called Anning House in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 6 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 9 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty. Yang Yiqing, a peace-loving person, Ming.

In the eighth year of Chenghua (1472), the family Renchen was the third and the 95th scholar. He is a scholar in Yunnan, ranking from left to Huagai Hall.

The highest-ranking person in the office.

Jianchuan County was called Jianchuan House in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 8 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 4 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Hongta District of Yuxi City belonged to the territory of emerging countries in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 1 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and1Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Xiangyun County was called Yunnan County in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 2 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 8 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Old Town of Lijiang and Yulong County were the locations of Tongan, Baoshan and Jin Ju in Ming Dynasty. In Qing Dynasty, Tongan Prefecture and Baoshan Prefecture

Jin Ju District was merged into Lijiang County. There were 1 Jinshi in Baoshan prefecture in Ming dynasty, and 8 Jinshi in Lijiang county in Qing dynasty.

In Jiangchuan County, there were nine Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Eshan County was called E County in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were nine scholars in Qing Dynasty.

Binchuan County was called Binchuan House in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Eight people were Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Yao 'an was called Yaozhou in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were 2 Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and 5 Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Dayao County, Ming Dynasty 1 scholar, Qing Dynasty, 6 scholars.

Huize County, known as Dongchuan Military and Civilian Mansion in Ming Dynasty, is not under the jurisdiction of Yunnan. In the Qing Dynasty, Huize County was called Huize County, with 7 scholars.

Kaiyuan was called Amizhou in Ming and Qing Dynasties. In Amei, there were four Jinshi in Ming Dynasty and two Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

Yongsheng County was called Beishengzhou in Ming Dynasty and Yongbei Zhili Hall in Qing Dynasty. There were 1 Jinshi in Ming dynasty and 5 Jinshi in Qing dynasty.

Maitreya County, known as Maitreya House in Ming Dynasty, was changed to Maitreya County in Qing Dynasty. There were 1 Jinshi in Ming dynasty and 5 Jinshi in Qing dynasty.

In Yiliang County, there were six Jinshi in Qing Dynasty.

There was no Wenshan county in the Ming Dynasty, which was called the case of ministers of three religions, and Wenshan county in the Qing Dynasty. There were six scholars in Qing Dynasty.

Zhaoyang District of Zhaotong City did not belong to Yunnan in Ming Dynasty.