1, Xiao Yan, Liang Wudi: (AD 464-549) Liang Wudi, the word Shu Da, the small word Lian Er.
The son of the Xiao family in Lanling. Born in Moling, he is the 25th grandson of Xiao He, the prime minister of the Han Dynasty. He used to be an official in Nanqi. In the second year of the revival of the Southern Qi Dynasty (502), Qi and the Emperor were forced to "meditate" in Xiaoyan and Nanliang. Xiao Yan was the founding emperor of Liang. . The reign of Xiao Yan was the most stable and prosperous decade in the history of Southern Dynasties. Xiao Yan respected Confucianism and Buddhism, established Buddhism as the state religion, built temples, organized public debates, and attacked atheist Fan Zhen and his deism.
2. Xiao: (died in 549 AD), Zi Gonghe, from Nanliang, is a nephew.
Because Xiao Zhengde had no children in his early years, Xiao Yan accepted him as his adopted son. And Xiao Zhengde also has long-term behavioral deviation and bad moral character. Later, because he helped Hou Jing to launch a rebellion, Hou Jing made Xiao Zhengde emperor in 548, and changed Yuan Zhengping's first year. However, after the fall of Taicheng in 549, Xiao was abandoned by Hou Jing as a servant and fu. Xiao also criticized Hou Jing, and finally Hou Jing killed Xiao with a letter.
3. Liang Jianwen's Emperor Xiao Gang: (503-55 1), the third son of Xiao Yan, Liang Wudi, the fine print teacher Zan and Liu Tong.
Xiao Gang was very open-minded when he was young. It is said that he could write beautiful articles when he was only six years old. Hou Jing knew that his family status was not suitable for Liang's self-reliance, so in May of the third year of Taiqing, he coerced Xiao Gang to proclaim himself emperor. In just two years, that is, in August of the second year of Dabao, Hou Jing sent someone to break into the palace, abolished Xiaogang's mercy, and was still reduced to King Jin 'an. Later, Xiao Gang was killed by Hou Jing.
4. Liang Xiaodong: Xiaodong (? -552), Zi Ji, a native of Nanlanling, is the grandson of Xiao Tong.
Hou Jing occupied Taicheng, and Ling Wei's relatives, Xiao Dong and his royal family were all under surveillance, hoeing and growing vegetables in the suburbs with his wife, leading a poor life. In August of the second year of Dabao (55 1), Hou Jing abolished Jian Wendi Xiaogang and Xiao Tong proclaimed himself emperor. Xuan was placed under house arrest again and was abolished in March. In the spring of the first year of Yuan Dynasty (552), Wang Xiaoyi of eastern Hunan led his troops to recover Taicheng. In order to usurp the throne, Xiao Yi ordered his men to throw Xiao Dong into the Yangtze River.
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Wei Liang:
Wei was also called Liang after (369-3 19) moved its capital from Anyi (now Kaifeng). Wei was defeated by the Qi army of Sun Bin in the Battle of Guiling in 353 BC and the Battle of Maling in 34 1 BC. In 340 BC, in the thirty-first year of Wei Huiwang, the Qin State, which gradually became strong after Shang Yang's political reform, seized Hexi region (located at the junction of eastern Shaanxi and Shanxi, an important animal husbandry place on the west bank of the Yellow River), and the capital Anyi (Xiaxian, Shanxi) was completely exposed.
Nanliang:
Southern dynasties, third dynasties. Xiao Yan founded. Du Jiankang, four emperors, * * * fifty-six years (502 ~ 557). In the second year of Yongyuan (500), Xiao Yan's younger brother Xiao Yi was killed by Xiao Baojuan, who was unconscious in Jidong. In the third year, ZSZSZSZ took the southern monarch of Qi and his subjects to kill each other. The situation was extremely chaotic. He captured Jiankang from Xiangyang, marched eastward and proclaimed himself emperor the following year.
Xiliang:
Countries that emerged during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. The capital is in Jiangling. Also known as the back beam. After the Western Wei captured Jiangling in 554 and killed Emperor Liang Yuan, Cha Xiao, who was named King Liang by the Western Wei Dynasty, was made Emperor Liang by the Western Wei Dynasty in 555 and became a vassal of the Western Wei Dynasty.
Back beam:
The local separatist forces established by filial piety at the end of Sui Dynasty. Xiaoxian, a native of Nanlanling. He is the great-grandson of Xuan Di, a native of Hou Liang. In the fourth year of Sui Renshou (604), Yang Guang ascended the throne, and the following year, Xiao Xian's uncle was posthumously named as the queen, namely Xiao Huanghou. Xiao Xian was appointed as the county magistrate of Luo County. In the 13th year of Daye (6 17), Dong Jingzhen and Lei Shimeng, a captain of Yuezhou, conspired against Sui Dynasty, and Xiaoxian rebelled in Luoxian County and sent troops.
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Liang-Baidu encyclopedia