Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Zhao Guangyi felt his fingers were a little stiff as he turned the Buddhist beads.

This was partly because he could feel his brother's gaze looking at him vaguely.

It was also because of his brother's question:

"How about trying to learn Sanskrit?"

Swallowing his saliva, Zhao Guangyi declined:

"I can only read ordinary Buddhist scriptures now, let alone Sanskrit classics?"

The Zhao Song official was thoughtful:

"Since they are all outstanding talents, they must not be abandoned."

After saying that, he turned his head and instructed the eunuch who was still a little dazed:

"Collect a few Sanskrit classics tomorrow and give them to the master."

Zhao Kuangyin no longer paid attention to Master Kong Jiong's reaction.

It was indeed unexpected that he, the eleventh-generation grandson of the emperor who founded the Song Dynasty, was so talented that he could be called the "Crown of the Yuan Dynasty".

And this Buddhist master Zhao Xian, in theory, was also his direct descendant, and was even rumored to be the reincarnation of Emperor Hongwu.

The last rays of the Song Dynasty died with Wen Tianxiang, and no matter whether it was the romanticism of the two Song Dynasties or the romanticism of the Little Song Dynasty, it seemed that it did not affect the bloodline of the Zhao family, which flowed smoothly to the Ming Dynasty.

But behind the stable bloodline, Zhao Kuangyin remembered other things very clearly.

For example, the remains of Song Taizu were gone, the skull of Song Lizong was made into an obscene sacrificial vessel, the soldiers and civilians who were determined to jump into the sea, and the "reformed people" who faced the hurricane alone to die.

There is nothing wrong with the descendants of the Zhao family serving the Yuan Dynasty, but Zhao Kuangyin was upset to let the Yuan Emperor play with the skull of his ancestors.

Especially after reading "Qinyuanchun" written by Wang Yanwu, this kind of upset had a tendency to brew into rage.

He knew that Wang Yanwu had spent his family to fight against the Yuan Dynasty, and he was not a doctor or an official, so he had done his best, but he still had some emotions:

"Is this worthy of being called Qinyuanchun?"

"Why is this not called Qinyuanchun?"

Speaking of poetry, Li Yu, who had just escaped from depression, argued with reason.

Just the sentence "the most hurried day to leave the temple" is enough for Li Yu to taste his not-so-good and mostly miserable ending.

However, because his mentality was no longer the same as before, Li Yu did not dwell on it too much. Instead, he tasted Qinyuanchun again and again, and felt that although the later generations disliked it in every way, it could be called exquisite in terms of poetry.

"Although there was Qinyuanchun in the pre-Tang Dynasty, its rhythmic changes were slightly lacking in rhyme and could not be called extraordinary. Although this person's work was meticulously carved and exhausted, its neatness was far better than the lyrics of our Yuefu at this time."

Li Yu's words happened to hit the professional hobby. Zhao Guangyi wanted to say something, but when he thought of what he saw on the light curtain, he sighed and shut up silently.

Zhao Kuangyin was still a little annoyed, and he snorted coldly when he heard this:

"I'll show you this Qinyuanchun, and then tell you whether it can be considered Qinyuanchun now!"

Not long after, Zhao Kuangyin handed a piece of paper to Li Yu.

Looking down, the first sentence alone captured Li Yu's mind:

"The scenery of the north, thousands of miles of ice, thousands of miles of snow..."

He had never seen the scenery of the north, but the name of the country followed by the Tang Dynasty in Jiangnan claimed to be the object of future generations. That prosperous Tang Dynasty undoubtedly conquered the south of the desert and established troops in Liaodong, using the strong troops of the north to intimidate all countries.

And continuing to read through, its bold and majestic momentum is like the iron cavalry of the imperial army ruthlessly destroying the inner defense line, until the "extraordinary enchanting" was written, the offensive was temporarily suspended, Li Yu almost couldn't wait to look at the next stanza, wanting to see how the tune of the previous stanza would be restrained, and how the iron cavalry of the imperial army in his mind would be withdrawn and rhymed.

But it didn't restrain at all! There was no rhyme!

From "The country is so beautiful", the imperial army cavalry that seemed to be withdrawing seemed to launch an even more invincible charge, and the pattern of melting history from Qin Shi Huang and Han Wudi almost made him look up, until he read to the end, the sound of iron horses seemed to still linger in Li Yu's ears.

"This..." Li Yu's chest seemed to have endless comments and praises and what he wanted to express, but when it reached his throat, it stopped, and finally only a bitter smile remained on his face:

"This review of Qinyuanchun is not what I can do."

Having said that, Li Yu also said sincerely:

"If I can write this poem, I can die in the evening..."

But before he finished speaking, Li Yu shook his head. How could he not see the identity of the poet who wrote the poem if he was proficient in poetry? If he was not able to look down on the achievements of Qin Shi Huang, Han Wu and Tang Taizong, writing like this would only make people laugh.

So Li Yu was a little curious:

"Since this person can look down on the ages, why is there no name of Emperor Hongwu?"

Zhao Kuangyin shook his head. He didn't know, but looking at the dense texts floating on the light screen at this time, he hesitated and said:

"If Congjia is curious, he can wait three months before asking Emperor Hongwu."

"Why not now?"

"Right now I am afraid that Emperor Hongwu...is in a bad mood."

Although there are accusations against him in the text, Zhao Kuangyin can't care about it at all compared to those related to Emperor Hongwu, and even intends to write a few words to persuade him.

〖Jin, Song, Yuan and Qing, the four wonders of China.

In fact, if a few emperors in the Northern Song Dynasty were in better health, history might really be rewritten. Unfortunately, the health of the emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty was worse than one another.

In addition to the genetic disease theory, there is another theory that it was Zhao Erkai who was superstitious about Taoism, and Song Zhenzong doted on Taoism. As a result, later emperors of the Song Dynasty took elixirs like eating meals. Compared with the drug taking of the Ming Dynasty emperors, the Northern Song Dynasty emperors were really nothing compared to them.

Having said that, even without Zhao Er, I think Zhao Da might not be able to do it. Don’t you see the allusion in the couplet of the Grand View Tower in Kunming, Yunnan today? In the Han Dynasty, there are buildings, iron pillars in the Tang Dynasty, jade axes in the Song Dynasty, and leather bags in the Yuan Dynasty. There is one person in it who is not very gregarious. I won’t say who he is.

Hey, you’ve said that, who doesn’t understand? The Han, Tang and Yuan Dynasties all talk about the allusions left by the aggressive governance of Yunnan. The Han Dynasty set up Kunming Lake to drill the navy to capture the Dian Lake, the Tang Dynasty conquered Yunnan and built iron pillars to record merit, and Yuan Kublai Khan Crossing the Dadu River in a leather bag to conquer Dali, only Song Dynasty wielded a jade ax and said that Zhao Da used a jade ax to draw the west of the Dadu River, "I don't own anything else", which made me angry to death.

Speaking of rumors about illegitimate children, I still remember that Mongolia also said that Judy was a descendant of Emperor Shun of the Yuan Dynasty. If you put it together... we have restored the Song Dynasty!

There is a saying that ancient unofficial histories still lack imagination. Compared with Zhu Yuanzhang's hook literature, they are neither wild enough nor historical enough.

Damn it, I've already deleted hook literature from my mind, don't let me think of it!

Speaking of couplets, I also remembered a couplet related to the death of Sheji and the guardian of the country mentioned by the UP leader.

Who doesn't know that the Baozong knocked on the gate of the country, Chongzhen sent the country, the water was too cold for civil servants, and the military general became the vassal king?

What he said was probably not made up by this obvious netizen, although it is true... What this old man said should be the couplet written by someone: Maolu Mountain is high, rogue bandits die in the country; Lingding is vast and the ocean is vast, pirates guard the country.

This couplet is indeed a scolding one, but the most uncomfortable thing every time I read it is this: it is legal but not legal, it is hopeless but hopeless. It is difficult to establish a country, and it is difficult to achieve success.

I remember someone else wrote something similar: it is difficult to succeed by oneself, loyalty has not been given, good jade is not good jade, scholars and heroes are not heroes; the Song Dynasty was destroyed and the Ming Dynasty was destroyed. From some perspectives, they are really the same. . 〗