Zilan

Zilan

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Zilan (the year of birth and death is unknown), the surname MI, the surname Xiong, the name Zilan (also known as LAN), the youngest son of King Huai of Chu and the younger brother of King Qingxiang of Chu. King Huai made him a senior official in shangguanyi. In the 30th year of King Huai of Chu (299 BC), King Zhao of Qin enticed King Huai of Chu to join the alliance of Qin (now Xianyang, Shaanxi). Ministers such as Zhao Sui and Qu Yuan opposed King Huai's going to Qin, but he urged King Huai to join the alliance. After the arrest of King Huai, King Qingxiang took over the throne, and Zilan was appointed Ling Yin.

The ancestor of Shangguan's surname

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Mi (pinyin: m ǐ) surname, Xiong, first name

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He was also the son of King Huai of Chu and the younger brother of King Qingxiang of Chu.

In order to revitalize the state of Chu, when he was in charge of the government, Qu Yuan actively changed politics, advocated the improvement of internal affairs, intended to unite Qi against Qin and unify the Central Plains, and tried to replace the Central Plains culture with Chu culture. However, there were a group of selfish people around King Huai of Chu, such as Ling Yin Zijiao (the original work "Zishu", which was corrected to Zijiao according to the later chapter of suixian. Many of them were bribed by Zhang Yi, an envoy of the state of Qin. They not only prevented King Huai from accepting Qu Yuan's opinions, but also alienated him.

Introduction to Ling Yin

During the Warring States period, the officer in charge of military and political power in Chu state was equivalent to the prime minister. For example, in the biography of Qu Yuan, Yin Zilan was very angry In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it refers to the county magistrate, such as "promoting weaving": "heaven will reward the magistrate for his kindness, so he will make his ministers and his officials receive the favor of promoting weaving."

Origin lineage

Huaxu, Fuxi, Shaodian, Huangdi, Changyi, Zhuanxu, Cheng, laotong, wuhui, Luzhong, Kunwu, Shenhu, Pengzu, Huiren, Cao (the first ancestor of Cao state, whose fiefdom is in Heze City, Shandong Province)

Jilian

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Xiong family

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Zhao family

The first ancestor of Chu

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① Jilian

Fu Ju - Xue Xiong - Xiong Wan - Xiong Fu - Xiong yuan - Xiong Ji - Xiong Zhu - Xiong Huai - Xiong Yin - Xiong mi - Xiong Zu - Xiong Qian - Xiong Zhi - Xiong Shen - Xiong Ke - Xiong Cheng - Xiong Dan - Xiong Fu - Xiong Zuo - Xiong Wen - Xiong Hao - Xiong Jie - Xiong Qi - Xiong Bao - Xiong Yue - Xiong Yi - Xiong Jun - Xiong Li (Xiong Li's eldest son) - Xiong Kuang - Xiong Yi (Xiong Kuang's eldest son) - Xiong AI

② Jilian

Fu Ju - Xue Xiong - Xiong Wan - Xiong Fu - Xiong yuan - Xiong Ji - Xiong Zhu - Xiong Huai - Xiong Yin - Xiong mi - Xiong Zu - Xiong Qian - Xiong Zhi - Xiong Shen - Xiong Ke - Xiong Cheng - Xiong Dan - Xiong Fu - Xiong Zuo - Xiong Wen - Xiong Hao - Xiong Jie - Xiong Qi - Xiong Bao - Xiong Yue - Xiong Yi - Xiong Jun - Xiong Xiong Li (Xiong Li's eldest son) - Xiong Kuang - Qu Kuang (Xiong Kuang's second son)

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Jilian

Fu Ju - Xue Xiong - Xiong Wan - Xiong Fu - Xiong yuan - Xiong Ji - Xiong Zhu - Xiong Huai - Xiong Yin - Xiong mi - Xiong Zu - Xiong Qian - Xiong Zhi - Xiong Shen - Xiong Ke - Xiong Cheng - Xiong Dan - Xiong Fu - Xiong Zuo - Xiong Wen - Xiong Hao - Xiong Jie - Xiong Qi - Xiong Bao - Xiong Yue - Xiong Chu - Xiong Jun - Xiong Xiong - Duanmu Chu (Xiong's second son, Shi Chengshu) -

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Life story

In the 30th year of King Huai of Chu (299 BC), King Zhao of Qin enticed King Huai of Chu to join the alliance of Qin (now Xianyang, Shaanxi). Ministers such as Zhao Sui and Qu Yuan opposed King Huai's going to Qin, but he urged King Huai to join the alliance. King Huai entered the Qin Dynasty, was detained by the Qin Dynasty, and later died in the Qin Dynasty. King Qingxiang ascended the throne (298 BC), he served as Ling Yin and took charge of the military and political power of Chu. He and Shangguan framed Qu Yuan and forced him to exile in Jiangnan. In the seventh year of King Qingxiang, Chu people refused to return because they advised King Huai to enter Qin Dynasty. They dismissed Ling Yin and took over the post with Zijiao.

In the 30th year of emperor Huai, Qu Yuan returned to Yingdu. In the same year, Qin asked King Huai Wuguan to meet with him. Qu Yuan urged him not to. However, his son Zilan and others urged him to join Qin. King Huai did not listen to Qu Yuan and others' advice. As a result, he was detained by Qin on the day of alliance and died in a foreign country three years later. After the arrest of King Huai, King Qingxiang took over the throne, and Zi Lan was appointed as Ling Yin (equivalent to Prime Minister). The state relations between Chu and Qin were cut off for a time. However, in the seventh year after taking over the throne, King Qingxiang married Qin to seek temporary peace. Because Qu Yuan opposed their shameful stand and accused Zilan of being responsible for the humiliating death of King Huai, Zilan also instructed Shangguan to spread rumors and slander Qu Yuan in front of King Qingxiang, which led to Qu Yuan's exile to yuan and Xiang again, about the 13th year of King Qingxiang.

Film and television image

In the 1975 film Qu Yuan, Jiang Lei plays Zilan

In 1999, Gong Lifeng played Zilan in the TV play Qu Yuan

Wei Hua plays Zilan in the 2013 TV series the great Qin Empire

Wei Hua plays Zilan in the 2017 TV series the rise of the Qin Empire

Yu Ge plays Zilan in 2017 TV series "Miss Beauty"