Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn’t ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty

Just when the Qing army began to besiege Confucius' mansion, Kong Yinzhi had already expressed his intention to cooperate with Dorgon.

This guy organized a dozen people, stood on the wall and shouted:

"This is the Confucius Mansion, please call off the war as soon as possible.

It is the best policy for you and me to join hands and fight against the unscrupulous tyrant! "

Who knew - the Qing army was truly a beast!

They couldn't even understand such simple words!

The dozen or so people sent out by Kong Yinzhi were beaten into sieves on the spot.

Nima!

This……

Can Kong Yinzhi still endure it?

The order was given to fire on the spot!

who knows……

A crushing defeat!

The guards of the Kong family are all gone...

(Huang Degong: "Son, my men are also among the Qing army!"

Can a small Confucius Mansion be defeated? ")

……

Leaning on the cold stone tablet, Kong Yinzhi's heart felt cold.

Finished!

It's all over!

After the Kong Mansion was blown up, he didn't think about surrendering directly...

Who knows, when he revealed his identity, he was not greeted by the Qing army, but bullets shot at him!

If he hadn't run fast, he would have been beaten into a sieve long ago!

(Huang Degong: "If I didn't find someone to pretend to be a Qing army and pretend to kill you, wouldn't you have surrendered long ago?"

I have to fight internally and externally! ")

……

When had the Confucius family ever experienced such aggrievedness!

Last time……

It’s time for last time!

one more time...

It’s time to do it again!

For example, during the Southern and Northern Dynasties...

The slaves of the Kong family must change their surname to "Kong". This was a rule that came into being in the 19th year of Yuanjia of Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty. (442 AD)

This year, due to the political turmoil in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the court had no time to take care of Confucius.

Emperor Liu Song ordered five households close to Kong Lin to be exempted from corvee service, and they served as sweepers of Kong Lin's households, and they were hereditary from generation to generation.

None of these five families were originally named Kong. They changed their surnames to Kong according to the custom of the time when servants took their master's surname.

There was one family among them, so he was named Kong (Liu) Jing.

More than 400 years later.

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the third year of Qianhua in Houliang (913 AD) during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period.

Kong (Liu) Mo, a descendant of Kong (Liu) Jing, saw the world in chaos and the current situation was turbulent, and he aspired to rebel and seize the throne.

This fellow then teamed up with the thugs to kill the Kong family members in Queli who lived in Qufu one by one.

Finally, Kong Mo went to Sishui to kill Kong Guangsi, seize his family property, replace him, and lead Confucius worship.

He seems to claim to be a direct descendant of Confucius.

After this incident, almost all the descendants of Confucius living in Qufu were killed.

This is the "Confucius's Confucius Chaotic Confucius" incident in the history books.

Kong Guangsi's only son Kong Renyu, who was just nine months old, was taken back to his natal family in Zhangyang Village by his mother Zhang.

He was hidden by Zhang's parents and survived.

(According to modern archaeology, the incident of random holes at the end of Kong Dynasty is doubtful.

Archeology found that when Kong Guangsi died, Kong Renyu was not nine months old, but nine years old.

Kong Renyu's epitaph does not record the rebellion of Confucius, but it records that Murong Yanchao rebelled and the Kong family suffered a military disaster.

Murong Yanchao's half-brother was Liu Zhiyuan, the great ancestor of the Later Han Dynasty.

At that time, it was a clan politics, and family background determined everything.

Murong Yanchao was from Xianbei, so he had to pretend to be the surname of the wealthy Yan family and use the pseudonym Yan Kunlun.

Only then did he serve as the military academy of Li Siyuan, Emperor Mingzong of the Later Tang Dynasty, and became the governor.

According to this archaeological historical fact, the so-called "Confucian chaos" should refer to Murong Yanchao's murder of the Kong family. )

17 years later. (According to the records in Kong Ren’s tomb, it is estimated to be 8 years later.)

In the first year of Changxing reign of Emperor Mingzong of the Later Tang Dynasty (AD 930), the Lu people reported to the government that Kong Mo pretended to be a direct descendant and stole official titles.

——"After Qufu ordered Confucius to become a non-sage, Guangsi had a son named Renyu, who was born in his grandmother Zhang's family."

After Emperor Mingzong of the later Tang Dynasty learned of the incident, he sent people to Qufu to investigate in detail and confirmed that it was true.

So he ordered Kong Mo to be executed.

Kong Renyu was appointed as the governor of Qufu County and in charge of the worship of Confucius.

This is the "Kong Renyu ZTE".

When this happened, although there were countless Confucian clansmen who had emigrated, no one complained about the Confucian clan in Qufu!

As for why?

Ha ha!

As long as the political status remains the same, the surname of the heir Confucius is not Confucius...

Is it important?

What matters is the political status of Confucius, not the people who worship Confucius!

For example, during the Yuan Dynasty...

Kong Yuancuo, the fiftieth generation grandson of Confucius, was regarded as a sage in the Jin Kingdom because of the bets made by Confucius from three parties in his early years.

When the Jin Kingdom was about to die, Kong Yuancuo hugged Mongolia's thigh early.

In the second year of Tianxing (1233), the Mongolian army captured the Jin capital Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan).

Wokuotai ordered Kong Yuancuo to return to his hometown, attack Yanshenggong, and preside over the sacrifices in the Confucius Temple.

Around the first year of Mongol Khan (1251), Kong Yuancuo died in Qufu.

Kong Yuancuo had no heirs.

Kong Zhigu, the son of his younger brother Kong Yuanqi, was also the nephew of Kong Yuancuo.

This man's concubine gave birth to a son named Kong Zhen.

At this time, Kong Zhen's mother and son had been assigned to slaves as wives by Kong Zhigu's wife Ren.

Kong Zhen even became a lowly citizen!

Kong Yuancuo, the Duke of Yansheng, could not give birth to a son, so he had to take Kong Zhen back to raise him.

When Kong Yuancuo died, Kong Zhen was announced as the next "Shenggong Yan".

Therefore, Kong Zhen was appointed as Duke Yansheng by Kublai Khan.

Although Yuanting designated the "Kong family" of the slave family as Duke Yan...

However, didn’t the Confucius House make bets from three parties at that time?

This incident caused dissatisfaction with the Kong Zhiquan family, which was the first to seek refuge in Mongolia.

You know, Kong Zhiquan’s father, Kong Yuanyong, not only followed Mongolia in the Western Expedition.

He even died on the battlefield.

In order to gain the support of the gentry, the Mongolian canonized Duke Yansheng at that time was Kong Zhiquan!

In order to win over the aristocratic forces left behind by the Jin Kingdom, the Mongolian court deprived him of the high position of Yan Shenggong and let Kong Yuancuo take over.

They admitted this!

However, after a concubine remarried a slave and took the surname of a slave, she also wanted to become Duke Yansheng?

However, with the support of Kublai Khan, Confucius could only endure it.

This Kong Zhen is the concubine’s son, so he’s not above everyone else!

This is the second time that Confucius has collectively made a fool of himself.

However, no matter who Yan Shenggong is, it doesn’t matter whether he is from the Kong family or not!

(Later generations of biology have verified that the Kong family has Mongolian blood.

This is why historians question this incident.

Some people even boldly speculated that Kong Zhen’s biological father was suspicious...)

No one has ever dared to touch the Confucius mansion!

Forget about touching...

When Liu Liu and Liu Qi rebelled - they just led their horses to the courtyard of Confucius' mansion and threw a few books into the pool...

In the sixth year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1511), Liu Liu and Liu Qi led a crowd to rebel in Wen'an, Bazhou (now Renqiu, Hebei).

They moved to Hebei and Shandong areas under the banner of "Three thousand tigers will reach the land of Youyan; dragons will fly ninety-five and reopen the sky of chaos".

On the evening of the 27th of the second lunar month of this year, a troop of soldiers and horses led by Liu Qi broke into Qufu and went straight to Queli.

It is known in history as "the horse is in the court, and the book is in the pond".

In front of the Dacheng Hall of the Confucius Temple, which emperors and Confucian scholars considered to be extremely holy, they fed the war horses and put some "imperial scriptures and biographies" in the pool for destruction.

Although this uprising affected the dignity of the Confucius Temple, it did not cause substantial damage to the Confucius Temple.

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(There’s a power outage, so I’ll post a chapter first, and we’ll talk about it later when we call)