Xianghong talked about Yi Jiansheng: Pangu Monument

Duanzi of the Song Dynasty: Chinese literati have a good tradition of protecting and protecting cultural relics. Because of the belief that "the text is carried by the way", an article written by Han Yu written by Han Yu in the Tang Dynasty was engraved on the stele. After 300 years, the Song Dynasty can be regarded as cultural relics! Unfortunately, the words of the county captain "This is a baby" instead caught the stele. The villagers smashed the stele to find the treasure ... but did not find it!

(A certain Tang Dynasty stone monument)

Pangu Stele

【original】

In Jiyuan County, Mengzhou, Korean publicly sent Li Yue to Pangu Preface, Tang Yuanhe, the county magistrate Cui Yan. For a long time, it was obliterated as the people.

In the three years of Zhenghe, the county captain Song Gong's patrol officer arrived in his place and washed it, saying: "This is the treasure." The villagers were foolish, thinking that they were really treasure, waited for Song, and broke it. Nothing, abandoned on the road.

Gao Mi Wenshu was ordered. For those who went out of the governance, Yuan Youzhong Zai Fu Jun was built, Qin Shaoyou wrote, and the stone was engraved. At the time of Chongning, he went to the watcher, and Wen Shu was old in the people and published it again, but he hidden his name. A good thing is a gentleman.

【Vernacular Voice Version】

Mengzhou (Jiaozuo District, Henan), Jiyuan County (now Jiyuan City), "Korean Gong Gong Li Yue Return to Pangu", was established by the Tang Dynasty Yuan and years (806-820, Tang Xianzong Nian) Local county magistrate Cui Yan. After years, this stone monument has gradually been used by the local people.

In the three years of Huizongzong, the Northern Song Dynasty (1113), Song Gong (Director of Public Security) in Jiyuan County (Director of Public Security) came here to inspect and discovered this stone monument. After cleaning, Song Gong said, "This is the treasure!" Listening, they thought that there was treasure in the stele. When Song Gong left, the villagers smashed the stele. Of course, the babies were not found in it, and the people threw the broken stone monument on the road.

Jiyuan County Ling Meng Wen was comfortable and comfortable. He heard that it was a pity in the future. Essence This Zhentang was built by Jaifu Junye, Ji Fu Jun, Jiyuan County, during the period of Song Zhezong Yuanyou (1086-1094). On the stone.

By the time of Song Huizong Chongning (1102-1106), some people who were politically afraid of making mistakes, grinded Qin Shaoyou's article. Later, Meng Wenshu found the bottom of the text Qin Shaoyou in the folk, and re -engraved it on the stone, but he had hidden Qin Shaoyou's name. This Mengxian command is also a good gentleman.

[Xianghong Review]: Meng Wenshu loves cultural relics. He did two things: protecting the stone monument engraved with the Tang Dynasty and Han Yu, and carved a article written by Qin Shaoyou not long ago; "Li Yue Gui Pangu Preface" was written by Han Yu, a famous great writer in the Tang Dynasty. Li Yue was a hermit from the Tang Dynasty and a good friend of Han Yu. valley. Han Yu had always been uninteresting in the dynasty. When he saw his friends return, he wrote the lyrical, one was to envy his friends, and the other was to relieve his distress. Han Wen was carved on the stele 300 years ago. For the Song Dynasty, it was also a very valuable cultural relic. The county captain said casually to say "the treasure", which caused a calamity to the stone monument; Qin Shaoyou was a "Yuanyou party" and suffered political persecution because he was born in Su Shi. Meng Wenshu, the county, did not avoid suspicion because he appreciated Qin Shaoyou.

(Wen Tu explanation: The original text of the original text of "Yi Jianzhi" mainly comes from the "Dragon's Heachi" blog-especially thanks! Then the "Yijian Zhi Zhi" published by the Chinese Book Company; all the pictures are from the Internet.)

Introduction to "Yi Jianzhi":

The "Yi Jianzhi" compiled by Hong Mai, a great literati in the Song Dynasty, was the pinnacle of ancient Chinese Zhi Monster Novels. It is vast, including Vientiane. It has still preserved more than 2,600 Song Dynasty incidents in 206 volumes. It is one of the greatest treasure troves of traditional Chinese culture.

The time and space of "Yi Jianzhi" is consistent with the historical status of the leading world in the Song Dynasty. On the surface, it is a strange person, strangeness, and monster. It is essentially the most authentic and delicate record of social life in the Song Dynasty, with great literature value.

The social life of the Song Dynasty shaped the spiritual pattern of the Chinese people in the future, and "Yi Jianzhi" seemed to be the Chinese soul. People are usually ups and downs, and they are unknowingly. Once they are condensed, they will find:

There is nothing new in the world, everything is in "Yi Jianzhi".

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