1, Xiong Yi (date of birth and death unknown), Zhou surname, Xiong Shi,, is the great-grandson of Xiong, a vassal state of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and became a monarch. In Zhou Chengwang, Xiong Yi was sealed as a barbarian land, and the State of Chu was established. Later, Xiong Yi died, and his son Xiong Ai succeeded to the throne.
During Xiong Yi's reign, he developed production, expanded his territory, opened up Jingshan Mountain with rice, oil and salt, paid tribute to Zhou Tianzi, and assisted the monarchs of Qi, Lu and other countries. Through the efforts of several generations of monarchs from Xiong Yi to Xiong Sick, the territory of Chu State has been continuously expanded and its national strength has been continuously enhanced, and Fiona Fang has developed from a small country with only 50 miles to a big country.
2. Chu Wuwang Xiongtong (? -In 690 BC, Chu Danyang (now Yichang, Hubei Province) was born in Zhou, a famous bear, the grandson of Chu Ruoao, the son of Ao, the younger brother of Chu Wang Li (Chu Taizu), the king of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period, who reigned from 740 BC to 690 BC, and was one of the three small tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period for 50 years.
In 74 1 BC, Li, the king of Chu, died, killed his younger brother, the son of Li, the king of Chu, and became king on his own. After Chu Wuwang succeeded to the throne, he pursued an iron fist policy and dared to act boldly, leaving Chu a clear and peaceful Jianghan Plain and a set of state machines that had begun to take shape, thus making Chu strong.
In 690 BC, Chu Wuwang died, and his son Xiong Zi succeeded him as King of Chu.
3. Xiong Ansheng, a native of Changle Fucheng (now Hebei Fucheng), was a scholar of the Northern Dynasties and one of the representatives of Northern Studies. During the Northern Qi Dynasty, he served as Dr. Guo Zi; Later, in the first year of Zheng Xuan in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (AD 578), he became a doctor of science and soon became an official. After the Confucian Classics in the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were various explanations for Zhou Li, Li Ji and Xiao Jing, all of which have been lost. In the Qing Dynasty, Ma Guohan's Collection of Notes on the Residence in Yuhan Mountain has four volumes of The Book of Rites and Xiong's Shu Shu.
4. Xiong Penglai was born in Zhang Yu (now Nanchang, Jiangxi). In the Southern Song Dynasty, Xu Jia had a scholar named Xian Chun (1274). After Song died, he lived in seclusion and taught Confucianism. He used to be a professor in Fujian and Luling (northeast of Jishui County, Jiangxi Province). "Wherever you go, you learn seal, tune, tune poetry, make ancient documents and create words" (Biography of Yuan Confucianism). He also played the harp and sang by himself, and was a famous Confucian scholar and musician at that time.
5. Xiong Tingbi (1569- 1625), whose name is Zhigang, is a native of Huguang Jiangxia, a general in the late Ming Dynasty, a Wanli scholar and a member of the Chu Party. He was promoted to suggestion by pushing officials and inspected Liaodong.
In the thirty-sixth year of Wanli (1608), Xiong Tingbi was ordered to inspect Liaodong. In the forty-seventh year of Wanli (16 19), Levin, assistant minister of the right Ministry of War, was in charge of Liaodong, recruiting exiles, purging military orders, building chariots, controlling firearms, digging trenches to repair cities and guarding cities. Xizong ascended the throne, and in the first year of the apocalypse (162 1), the first king, Nurhachi Khan, attacked Liaoyang and later served as the governor of Liaodong. Wang Huazhen, the governor of Guangning (now Beizhen, Liaoning Province), was at odds, which eventually led to a rout and the fall of Guangning. As a prisoner, he was unfortunately involved in a party struggle. Although he was a Chu school, he was closely related to the school and the six gentlemen. The rumor that Yang Lian impeached Yan Dang came from Xiong Tingbi. Later, in the fifth year of the Apocalypse (1625), he was killed by eunuchs and spread to the first nine borders.
In the second year of Chongzhen (1629), Xiong Tingbi was buried in his hometown, and there was an episode of Xiong Gu Xiang Gong.
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