He you

He you

He you, born in Fujian Province in 1643, was born in Jianhe village, Mapu, Yunxiao County, Fujian Province. He once invested in Zheng Chenggong's account in Shunzhi period (1644-1661). Later, he served as general zuowuwei and participated in expelling the Dutch from Taiwan.

He you

(1643-1718) a native of Jianhe village, Mapu, Yunxiao County, Fujian Province. His father was zhaoheng and he you was Jizi. During the reign of emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1661), he joined Zheng Chenggong and later served as general zuowuwei to expel the Dutch and recover Taiwan. After Zheng Chenggong died of illness, he you, following Zheng Jing, led his division to garrison daxiantou in February of the fourth year of Kangxi. He you is brave and good at fighting. In March of the 13th year of Kangxi (1674), Zheng Jing led his troops to cross the sea from Taiwan to Xiamen and won the first attack on Tong'an. On November 18 of the same year, he you led his troops and Jiang Sheng to attack Zhangpu County. In buxiaoling, he killed Qian Zong Du Yangti, Rong Qi Long Deyun and other generals, and won a great victory. When he went to dashishan, he defeated Prince Yu's army and rushed to the north gate of Zhangpu County. Because the gate was closed, he was unable to enter. At the end of the month, you followed Zhao Desheng, governor of Zheng army, to attack Wang Guodong's army in Huanggang. He fought against Wang Guodong's army in Shibi nunnery. During the battle, he killed several enemies and made the Qing army lose heart. Gao Liangzhen, general of Guodong, fled and Huanggang broke. In the first month of the fourteenth year of Kangxi, he marched into Dapu County, Guangdong Province, and stationed at baiziqiao. He took the opportunity of Shang Zhixin, a member of the Qing army, who said "the troops had just arrived, the land was not ripe, and the people's situation was not harmonious." he ordered Shi Feng, Cai Damao, Zheng GuoXuan, Wang Yixin, Lin Tianzhu to ambush around and fight against Lin Sheng and Cao Yinghu. As soon as the Shang army arrived, you went out and cut down several cavalry of the Qing army. The Shang cavalry was afraid to retreat, and the battle was in chaos. There were ambushes on both sides. The Shang army killed and injured more than 2000 cavalry and fled in a hurry. On June 24, the 16th year of Emperor Kangxi, he you went to Tongshan (Dongshan) to join Liu GuoXuan and "entered Yunxiao port, then settled down from Xiahe and anhou, collected and sent grain and pay, and cleaned up the old party". In July of the 17th year of Kangxi, he you led Huang Qiu, Lin wanhou, Gao Kui, Fang Qi, Chen Yan, Jiang Zhen, Zheng Shihong, etc. to fight in central Fujian, conquering Yongchun, Xianyou, Dehua, Anxi and other counties. On February 27 of the 19th year of Kangxi, he left Xiamen with Zheng Jing and went to Taiwan. In the 20th year of Kangxi, Zheng Keshuang succeeded to the throne. The Qing Dynasty took advantage of Zheng's contention for the throne and sent Shi Lang to Taiwan. At that time, he you was the governor of Zhengjun North Road, commanding generals Li Mao, Cai Wen, Zheng Ren, Shen Cheng, Huang Liangji, etc., and was ordered to lead the troops to rebuild Jilong (Keelung) city for defense. However, due to the large amount of work, poor environment, insufficient manpower and poor working conditions, soldiers' hands and feet itch when carrying stones with soil. If they break their skin, they will become red, swollen and ulcerated, and those who do not believe in soil and water will become ill. He you led the soldiers to bear all kinds of difficulties, built the city according to the old city site, built the fort in the area where the ships could dock and land, and built a camp on the mountain near the city, with ditches and walls built around it as a solid defense. The re expansion of Jilong city laid a foundation for the future construction of Keelung coastal city. After the unification of Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty, he you was the Deputy General of Wuzhou Prefecture in Guangdong Province. He died on the ninth day of the first month of the 57th year of Kangxi (1718).