Pan Changjiang's wife, Yao, was the most famous black prime minister in ancient China. She entered the Ming Palace as a civil servant.

Yao was a political figure, a monk and a poet at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty in our country, and he was one of the counselors in the Jingnan War. Instead of fasting and chanting Buddha, he indulged in the Eight Diagrams of the Book of Changes. He is a fair-weather monk, a yin-yang family, not a Buddhist. He is the most famous black prime minister in the history of China, the 3354 monk Yao Xiaoguang.

Yao was born in 1335 and died in 14 18. Yao was born in a doctor's family. 14 years old shaved and became a monk. Studied Tiantai and Tantric successively. Finally, he converted to Zen Buddhism and Lin Ji Buddhism. His dharma name is Daoyan, and he is called Zen Master Duan Daoyan. He is a Taoist and should be a real teacher, so that he can learn Yin and Yang and divination. Once studying in Songshan Temple, a master named Yuanxun said, "How can there be such a special monk! Eyes are triangular, posture is like a sick tiger, and nature is bound to kill. What a character like Liu! " Yan was overjoyed after hearing this.

Yao's greatest contribution in his life was to help the prince ascend to the throne. In fifteen years, Wu Hong was elected by Ming Taizu to meet Judy, the prince of Yan, presided over Qingshou Temple and became Judy's main counselor. In the difficult third year, Yao stayed in Peiping, suggesting that he should go into battle lightly and take Nanjing, so that he could successfully seize Nanjing and claim the title of emperor. It is unique in history to defeat Daming's military forces in Yan State and finally win.

After the emperor succeeded to the throne, Yao Wei was left as a good deed and a monk's note, and the prince was called "Prime Minister in Black". Responsible for moving the capital and planning the layout of Beijing today. Later, after the failure of compiling books, Jie Jin served as the top editor of Yongle Dadian and Ming Taizu's records, especially Yongle Dadian, which was his greatest contribution in the cultural history of China. In his later years, with the gradual decline of Buddhism in the early Ming Dynasty, Shao Shi shouldered the heavy responsibility of protecting Buddhism and sorted out Tao Luyu, which was a great event in the history of Buddhism.

Yongle died of illness in the sixteenth year and celebrated his birthday in the temple. After being chased by Rong Gong, posthumous title. The emperor personally wrote the tombstone inscription and entered the Ming Taizu Temple as a civil servant. He was the first and only one in the Ming Dynasty.