In the 11th year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (AD 1475), the emperor gave Qi Shun a suit and sent him to North Korea. During his missionary work, he first abolished the old habit of businessmen going abroad to trade with messengers, completely rejected all the gold and silver treasures presented by North Korean monarch and ministers, and specially built a "Quejin Pavilion" to commemorate him. Soon, Qi Shun was appointed as the political representative of Jiangxi Zuo. After three years in office, he was demoted as the magistrate of Shiqian Prefecture in Guizhou Province because of his involvement. After Qi Shun took office, he made great achievements in opening up wasteland and giving lectures in person. During the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty, the political situation in Yunnan was chaotic, and Qi Shun was appointed as the magistrate of Yunnan. After he took office, he was flexible and volatile, and the turmoil was clear. After the governance, the turmoil subsided and the government was harmonious.
In the sixth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1493), Qi Shun was promoted to the right position in Shanxi, and was appointed as the right political envoy in Fujian two years later. Soon, he was transferred to Jiangxi Zuobuzheng. During his tenure, he was honest, clean and honest, loved the people, and donated money to repair Lushan Bailuyuan Academy. After his term ended, his political voice was very loud.
In the tenth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1497), he died in the lunar calendar 1 1 year. He is the author of 20 volumes of Xun Jichuan and 10 volumes of Shi Qian Fu Zhi, and Xun Jichuan is included in Siku Quan Shu Cun Mu. (the year of birth and death is to be tested), also known as Qi Yunshi; Shouyang people in Shanxi. Famous officials and geographers in Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, he was a scholar, and he was tired of being an official and a doctor. Later, he was involved in prison and exiled to Yili, Xinjiang. Qing Jiaqing was employed as a lecturer at Sanshan College in Lanzhou in 16 years. Yun Qi scholars are familiar with Manchu, and are keen to study the territory of mountains and rivers in northwest China and the history of various tribes.
In the 10th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1805), Yun Qi scholars defended Ili by way of Hami and Turpan. His Travels of Wan Li recorded the situation along the way in great detail, especially the unique geographical landscape, because it was the focus of his life's research. After Qi Yunshi arrived in Yili, he used Xinjiang archives to write several famous works on northwest history and geography. He is the author of Biography of Mongolians Returning to the Ministry, Brief Introduction of President Ili and Brief Introduction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (A.D. 1777 ~ 1844), also known as Qi Tugong, is sent to the temple. Xiaoyi Village, Mishan (now Gaoping, Shanxi). Famous officials in Qing dynasty Qi Tugong's grandfather Qi Guo was the foreign minister of the Ministry of Industry of the Qing Dynasty, and his father Qi Ru was the secretary of the Qing Dynasty. Influenced by family, Qi Tugong 14 years old was a scholar, 18 years old was a juren, and 2/Kloc-0 years old was a scholar in the first year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1796). He has served as minister of punishments, foreign minister of punishments, right assistant minister of punishments, provincial judge of Zhejiang, political envoy of Guizhou, governor of Guangxi and minister of punishments. After the Opium War broke out, Duke Tu of Qi succeeded Lin Zexu and was transferred to the post of Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi in the 21st year of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 184 1). Pray for local tributes to face the grim situation of the British army's capture of Humen and approach Guangzhou, actively improve defense and rebuild Humen fort; Build new warships, buy weapons from abroad, and strengthen the fighting capacity of the Qing army; And set up a field near Humen to store grain, which did many useful things to prevent the British invasion.
In the winter of the 23rd year of Qing Daoguang (AD 1843), Duke Tu of Qi suffered from cretinism and died in Guangzhou in May of the following year.
In the 26th year of Daoguang reign in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1846), the coffin was buried in Gaoping, and Zhang Mu, a thinker, made an epitaph for it. According to the practice of his ministers, the Qing court gave him a T-shirt and named posthumous title "Gong Ke". (the year of birth and death is to be tested), also known as Qi Zhaoqian; Jiangsu Shanghainese (now Shanghai). Famous officials in Qing dynasty Official to Guangdong magistrate. He served as an official in Guangdong 17 years, was in charge of supervising westernization and was familiar with foreign affairs. During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, the first batch of overseas students from China were escorted to the United States.