Li Qian

Li Qian

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Li Qian (508-549) was born in Longyao County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province. Minister of the Northern Wei Dynasty, great grandson of Li Shun, King Xuan of Gaoping.

Rich in classics and history, rich in culture and algae. In the 14th year, he was a student of Guozijian. He served as the chief of taizai, the Secretary of Qianzhong, the Minister of Jiasan, the Minister of Yinzhou, the general of zhuanzhennan, and the Secretary of zuocheng. He started as a Shaoqing of Taifu, except for the general of Zhengnan and the Minister of Huangmen.

In the seventh year of Wuding in the Eastern Wei Dynasty, he died in Jinyang and was given the title of Wen Hui as a gift to Taichang and the governor of Yinzhou.

Life of the characters

Li Qian, whose name is Xiyi, was born in Bairen County, Zhao prefecture (now Longyao County, Hebei Province), and was the great grandson of Li Shun, King Xuan of Gaoping.

Emperor Xuanwu was born in the first year of Yongping (508). He extensively studied Classics and historical works, and his Ci was rich and beautiful. Zhengguang two years (521), 14 years, for the Guozijian students, with wisdom and understanding by recognition. He served as a general in the army. Facao joined the army. Taizai was the chief of the army. He was changed to be a doctor of zhongsan. He was moved to the middle of the country to serve as a scholar. He also served as a general. After a while, he was granted the rank of Sanqi Changshi, including Dazhong Zheng of Yinzhou, Zhennan general and zuocheng of Shangshu. Later, he was removed from office because of the crime, and the public opinion thought that he was not guilty. Later, the imperial edict was also the Minister of Taifu. Find out to get rid of the general of Zhengnan and give it to the Minister of Huangmen.

Wuding seven years (549), died in Jinyang, 42, posthumous title Wenhui. Taste "Shi Qing Fu" and "to Lu Yuanming", "to Wei Shou" poems. There is also a collection of his poems, Fu and memorial tablets. They were sent to the governor of Yinzhou, the generals of Pingnan, Taichang and the governor of Yinzhou.

In the Northern Qi Dynasty, he received Zen, and again pursued and bestowed envoys Chijie, Shizhong, governor Yin Cang, military officers of the two prefectures, cavalry generals, Yitong third division, and the governor of Yin Zhou. His posthumous title was Wen Hui.

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