Yenghua

Yenghua (侯爵 王惖贏華) or simply known as Yenghua was an influential poet, historian, linguist, geographer and philosopher during the Enlightenment Age. Born in 1190 CE, Marquis Ati is said to have lived for 111 years into 1301 CE. He had learned to read and write at an early age, and documented the whereabouts of his life. A son of merchants and farmers, he learned to speak the languages of the Sukhodaya, Soung, Koryŏ and Mongγol. He had learned the Classics of Kongfutzu, the Dharma of Hausha, and the Crusades of Kirishitan and the Constellation of Musalam and through his travels. Much of his articles helped inspire Tao Yenghua in global and domestic policy.
In the year of the Silk Road in 1240 CE, he had went to Shangri-La, and had asked to be spared by the Oun Dynasty in exchange for horses, ores, and agriculture, leading the Txiameng Dynasty into a tributary state of the Oun rule and dominion by 1253 CE. During his reign, he had pushed forward Hausha into the kingdom. After learning the teaching of Hau Sha, he had left his kingdom to become a simple monk at the age of 21, travelling and collecting artifacts and recorded history and cartography to bring back to the Thousand School of Thoughts the rest of his life.
He had preached for peace during warring times, often stating,"用和平而不是愤怒迎接他们,
让他们知道谁是真正的朋友.
我们不能与金属谈判,
但我们可以享受同样的天空.
分享夏日草莓和美酒,
并与世界和平相处.
Greet them with peace and not anger,
Let them know who their real friends are.
We can't negotiate with metal,
But we can enjoy the same sky.
Share summer strawberries and wine,
and live in peace with the world."Poor at sports, he was excellent in reading and writing, and translations of hundreds of articles and books, such as the Eight Classical Arts, the Tsuatsai or the Taezhong.
Through his learning of religions, philosophy and art through his lifetime, he had founded with his colleagues the House of Wisdom at Txiameng City.
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