A Gui (1765438+September 7, 2007-1797 65438+ 10) was born in Zhengbaiqi, Manchuria in the Qing Dynasty. Gan Long is a juren. He has served as a general in Yili, a minister in the Ministry of War, and a minister in the official department. He was a university student and a minister of military aircraft in Wuying Hall, which Emperor Gaozong relied on in the Qing Dynasty.
Zeng Sanyu put an end to the rebellion in Junggar and Hezhuo. Later, he served as commander-in-chief for many times, fought Jinchuan with soldiers, quelled the Muslim uprising in northwest China, and participated in the recruitment of Burma. And visited the Yellow River breach and Jiangsu and Zhejiang seawall projects many times.
He has served as general Ili, minister of war, minister of official affairs, university student and minister of military aircraft in Wuyingdian. 1797 died in Beijing.
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According to historical records, A Gui was the most admired minister in Jiaqing. This man's background is not simple. His background is more important than that of Xiao Shenyang. His father is Akton, a college student, a senior official and minister of punishments. As an official, A Gui was also highly valued by the emperor.
A Gui was the minister of military affairs when he celebrated his son in Qianlong Zen, ranking first in Shenyang. Of course, when Qianlong was in power, he was not the emperor's first favorite, but Xiao Shenyang was. Although A Gui is a very important minister, his actual power is not as big as that of Xiao Shenyang, and he is not as red as Xiao Shenyang before Qianlong.
The last glory of A Gui's life was given by Wang Jiaqing, a new country. He died in the second year of Jiaqing. Jiaqing personally presided over the condolences and presented a poem: "The emperor made meritorious deeds in the past, and the court took care of the public more. The stars fall in the clouds, and the clouds are seen at the end of the dustpan. Among the letters that Zhang Yi has served, the nylon door looks the longest. Everyone knows that crying is a family style. "
The main idea of this poem is that Emperor Jiaqing praised A Gui as a model of an official and a model of a noble family.
It is the highest mourning for the new king to say so about an old minister. Emperor Jiaqing also announced that he would give Gui Yipin Taibao, enter the Immortal Temple, and posthumous title Wencheng.
This Taibao is the highest official position in the Qing Dynasty to assist the prince, ranking third. Immortal Hall is an ancestral hall dedicated to princes and ministers and those who made contributions in Qing Dynasty. Less than 100 people, where there is a Gui.
Posthumous title is also a high honor. Only senior officials of the Qing Dynasty can be awarded posthumous title by the emperor, and "Wencheng" posthumous title ranks higher.
Paying homage, offering sacrifices, posthumous title and writing poems to mourn, the new emperor Jiaqing is equivalent to sending out an initiative to "learn from A Gui's good example" to the whole country. A Gui, who passed away, instantly became a respected and excellent model official in national mourning.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhang Gui