Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

【The so-called dragon throwing ceremony, to put it bluntly, is a feudal superstitious ceremony held by the emperor.

From praying for national prosperity and becoming an immortal to praying for rain and avoiding plague, in short, as long as the emperor wants to ask for something and believes in it, he can hold this ceremony.

For example, the gold tablet of Wu Zetian's sin removal mentioned earlier is similar in nature to the dragon throwing jade bi, which can actually be called the dragon throwing gold tablet, and its function is to hope that God will forgive her sins.

It sounds like there are many such dragon throwing tablets or dragon throwing bi, but in fact, only a few have been unearthed so far.

One is that there are very few emperors who believe in Taoism and are willing to be manipulated by Taoism.

The other is that the jade bi, gold tablet, and golden dragon in the dragon throwing ceremony are to be thrown to the three officials of heaven, earth, and water, and they are to be thrown on famous cliffs, buried in deep soil, and thrown into rivers.

Moreover, these places are often not recorded in history books, so it is extremely difficult to find (steal).

The most famous dragon-throwing jade bi known so far was unearthed in the tomb of Zhao Boqin, the seventh-generation grandson of Zhao Kuangyin. From the inscription on the jade bi, it can be known that Li Bian, the emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty, threw a dragon to thank God after he finished his fast.

Not many people are familiar with this Li Bian, but his grandson Li Yu should be well known to everyone. After all, Li Houzhu wrote a good poem, and the poem "When will the spring flowers and autumn moons end" must be memorized.

This jade bi is now the treasure of the Zhejiang Museum. Don't miss it if you go there.

Wu Zetian's is a gold tablet, Li Bian's is a jade bi, and there is another more famous dragon-throwing stone tablet, whose owner is Zhu Bo, the King of Xiangxian in the Ming Dynasty.

It is now stored in the Wugong Museum, and friends who go there can also take a look. 】

"Zhu Bo?"

Suddenly hearing a familiar name again, Zhu Yuanzhang stood up subconsciously.

"We conferred the title of King of Xiang two years ago, but what does Xian mean?"

Zhu Yuanzhang muttered to himself, staring at the words on the screen and not wanting to miss any of them.

This twelfth son is not even ten years old yet, so he is still wandering around in Yingtian Prefecture. Today is Zhu Yuanzhang's birthday, so Zhu Bo came to pay his respects in the morning. At that time, the father and son had a few more words. Zhu Bo's childish voice when he said that he wanted to help Biaoer to help the country is still fresh in my mind. Now I see...

This twelfth son doesn't seem to be that interested in Huang Lao, right?

But... as long as my son is happy, I will ask the ministers tomorrow if there are any famous Huang Lao masters?

Fortunately, before the sound in the light curtain fell, words were written one by one.

〖What ugly words.

Jade is a mineral, hard and elegant, and the craftsmen have no machines, so it is very difficult to deal with. It is not a serious crime to carve it, but it is still a serious crime to break the jade bi, so it is almost enough.

Why did these ancient emperors do bad things one by one, and just think of taking crooked ways with God?

Not all of them, Wu Zetian really wanted to get away with it, Li Yu's grandfather was exaggerating the merits of opening up the Southern Tang, but Zhu Bo's case was a little special, it was a case of confessing guilt in advance and seeking medical treatment for a disease.

What does it mean? 〗

Yes, what does it mean?

Zhu Yuanzhang stood in the front without realizing it, his eyes fixed on the right.

Fortunately, the person who wrote these words seemed quite casual and did not mean to keep it a secret.

〖It means that he is about to die. The time when Zhu Bo threw the stone tablet was the most exciting in the 32nd year of Hongwu, and he died half a year after throwing the stone tablet.

Oh, I know what you mean. Zhu Bo was accused of intending to rebel, counterfeiting treasure notes and killing people with cruelty. In the end, Zhu Bo chose to burn the palace and commit suicide. Even so, he was given an evil posthumous title. It was all thanks to Judy who was a good person to redress this brother.

Throwing the dragon ceremony has always been very political, and Zhu Bo's case is no exception. The content of the stone tablet can basically be regarded as another statement, promising not to participate in any politics anymore and concentrate on cultivating immortals. As a result...

The uncle and nephew have a deep affection, and those who understand will understand. 〗

No, I don't understand!

Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to get into the light curtain and find the young man to ask him clearly.

Since it was during the Hongwu Dynasty, how could this son be given a bad posthumous title by himself?

But later it was said that Biaoer rehabilitated him, which showed that it was an injustice. That was to say, our Hongwu Emperor wrongly killed his own son?

This made Zhu Yuanzhang difficult to accept for a while.

Moreover, what does this deep uncle-nephew relationship mean?

Could it be... that the one in charge was Xiongying?

Zhu Yuanzhang's mind was in a mess, and finally Empress Ma came to persuade him:

"There are still nearly twenty years before this matter, why should Baba bother himself at this time?"

"To me, the most important thing right now is this screen light curtain."

"Han Wuhou, Tang Taizong, and Song Taizu all gave things to this young man, but now it is the Hongwu Emperor who is missing."

Zhu Yuanzhang temporarily suppressed his chaotic thoughts and found out according to what Empress Ma said.

The signature of the map of the expedition to the east through Tongguan was clearly Zhuge Liang.

The fish token was given without a fish bag, and although there was no signature, according to what was said just now, this custom was probably also during the Wude or Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty.

As for the items in the light curtain, Zhu Yuanzhang only slightly widened his eyes and saw the words on the jade disk clearly:

"The Emperor Kuangyin of the Great Song Dynasty has been repairing the Taoist temple in the Guangzheng Hall..."

The owner of the jade disk was about to be revealed, but Zhu Yuanzhang turned around the screen twice and tried to stuff the pen into the light curtain, but nothing happened.

This made Empress Ma, who was watching the whole process, uneasy:

"This light curtain... won't be displeased because of this, and will not be seen in three months?"

"No!" Zhu Yuanzhang, who was a little anxious at this time, suppressed his restless heart more and more, and calmly analyzed with the mentality he had when marching and fighting before:

"When I agreed with Zhuge Wuhou to introduce Biao'er in three months, Wuhou didn't say much, and even asked Biao'er whether she was married. It can be seen that he was very satisfied with our Emperor Yongle!"

"If there is no offering, it is related to whether there is a light curtain. With Wuhou's wisdom, he must have a suggestion."

"Since Wuhou didn't say it, it means that there will be no worries when we meet in three months."

The analysis was well-organized, so Empress Ma was also convinced.

In the light curtain, the young man turned the jade bi over and over while explaining it, and only then did he start to talk about the words on the jade bi.

[The dragon-throwing jade bi, the important thing is the words on it, not the jade bi itself.

Because the texture is too hard, the handwriting is relatively ugly, it's okay, we can slowly identify it.

From the beginning, it seems that Baoyou picked up Zhao Kuangyin's dragon-throwing jade bi, which has to be said to be very cruel.

Bianliang is now Kaifeng, so this kind of national treasure... Beijing National Museum is blessed, and it has added a treasure to the museum.

Well, let's continue to read the following text. Guangzheng Hall is more reasonable. This was built by Zhao Kuangyin. Later, Zhao Er renamed it Jiying Hall. The imperial examination and the Spring and Autumn Banquet were all here. Zhao Da threw the dragon here... well, it's a bit strange.

Then there should be a reason for throwing the dragon later. Let's take a look. "I look up to Xuanze. My younger brother practices Buddhism and enters the Buddhist sect to pray for the country's fortune. I give up the title of King Jin to show my sincerity. I give up the name of Guangyi and become Kongjiong. I respectfully throw the jade disk to you..."

No? Zhao Er became a monk? Your unofficial history is a bit outrageous. It feels like it is comparable to the hook literature of Emperor Hongwu.

But...】

The hands in the light curtain clapped:

[Song Taizong became a monk? Then our Song Dynasty's imperial guards are really...

Southern Anhui is flying, Wuhu is taking off]