Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

After giving Zhang Fei a look, Guan Yu scolded Guan Ping, who had tearful eyes:

"Victory and defeat are common matters for soldiers. If the enemy falls in battle, the only thing he will do is die. Why cry?"

"The common people have allowed you and me, father and son, to enjoy incense for thousands of years, so we should do our duty well, and from today onwards we should take it as our own responsibility to revive the Han Dynasty!"

Guan Ping wiped his tears and bowed: "Save it, kid!"

Second brother, this is not how children are taught... Zhang Fei sighed in his heart and could only go up and pat his eldest nephew on the shoulder: "Now that we are on guard, we will not let you and second brother suffer in Maicheng!"

Hmm...why is the murderous look in the second brother's eyes even more overflowing?

[To the north of Xiaoguanmiao Street is Dianjiangtai Street, which was once a military training ground for the Shu Han Dynasty. It is said that the Prime Minister also ordered generals here during the Northern Expedition.

Further southwest is Huanhou Lane. After Zhang Fei died in 221, he was posthumously named Huanhou. A temple to Zhang Fei was built here. Although it was later demolished, it is still called Huanhou Lane. 】

"Am...dead?"

"It's only been two years since my second brother passed away, but I, Lao Zhang, didn't escape either?"

Zhang Fei was stunned. Guangmu had never mentioned it before and thought he would live a long time. He never expected to learn such unexpected news here.

"Yide..." Liu Bei looked a little worried at his third brother's stunned expression.

"Hey!" Zhang Fei shook his head with a carefree look on his face: "Counting the time, my old Zhang died in the battle of Yiling to avenge his second brother. It's a pity that I couldn't kill Sun Quan!"

"But at least the second brother is not alone at Mr. Taishan's place, right?"

Guan Yu didn't speak, but held Zhang Fei's hand tightly.

"It's a pity." Zhang Fei smacked his lips: "According to the time of my death, I didn't see the Yiling Seven Hundred Miles Fire that Guangmu said. I wonder what it was like?"

Guan Yu withdrew his hands, "I don't know who the third brother is!"

Liu Bei wanted to slap Zhang Fei on the head, but he also felt sorry that his third brother was walking ahead of him. In the end, he could only say:

"Third brother, you'd better stop talking."

[A little south of Huanhou Lane is Wanli Bridge. After the Battle of Yiling, in order to attack Cao Wei in the north, the Prime Minister sent Fei Yi as an envoy to Sun Wuzhong to form an alliance.

This trip was destined to be made difficult by Sun Quan in every possible way, and Fei Yi knew it very well, so before setting off he sighed: A journey of thousands of miles begins with this bridge. Hence the name.

To the south of Wanli Bridge is Xianmian Bridge. Liu Bei was extremely sad after Guan Yu died in the battle of Guan Ping, so he built Guan Yu's Yiguan Temple here.

Liu Bei would burn incense and wash his face to get rid of dust before every worship, hence the name Washing Bridge. 】

Liu Bei smiled as he looked at his statue, feeling grateful that future generations would remember their brotherly love so well.

And this temple of clothes and hats is also its proper meaning. Why can't my brother worship it?

Kong Ming looked at Fei Yi's name and shook his head and sighed: Shu and Wei were Han and traitors, but Sun Wu did not think so.

Taking into account the defeat of Jingzhou and the defeat of Yiling, Fei Yi's mission will definitely be even more difficult. Not only will he make things difficult, but he will also be humiliated in every way.

Now I will definitely not let such a good minister suffer this humiliation.

[To the west of Ximen Bridge is the most important Wuhou Temple!

Although they are all called Wuhou Temple, they are actually composed of Han Zhaolie Temple, Wuhou Temple, Sanyi Temple and Huiling.

It is not only a place of interest, but also the only place in the country where the emperor and his ministers worship together in an ancestral hall and a cemetery. 】

Liu Bei didn't know what expression to make. Guangmu had long said that there was a Wuhou Temple, and there were also texts at that time saying that there were loyal martyrs of the Shu Han Dynasty in Wuhou Temple. At that time, he thought the name of the temple was quite strange.

As a result, there was a big fuss. In fact, this is my own temple? Is it just that Kong Ming’s name is so big that not many people mention it?

Faced with Liu Bei's resentful look, Kong Ming could only cough dryly. Although he felt a little happy in his heart, he must not let his lord see it.

"Brother, you must think so." Zhang Fei enlightened: "Your tomb is here. The younger generations just come here to pay homage to the military advisor, but for you, eldest brother, they are really visiting your grave... Hey, hey, eldest brother Why are you drawing your sword! Don’t you think about any emperor who can treat you like this? Ten thousand or eight thousand people come to visit the grave every day!"

After two rounds of chasing like this, Liu Bei could only return his sword to its sheath in depression and said: "It's not bad to lie in it and watch so many Han family descendants every day, but it's not too noisy."

"At least brother, you were buried intact... Second brother, what do you think I'm doing?" Zhang Fei looked around and decided to stop talking.

[Let’s go in through the door. The first thing we need to see is the Sanjue Monument on the right.

What are the three absolutes?

His article is unique. The author Pei Du was born after the Anshi Rebellion. He served as an official in seven dynasties and became prime minister. He was a famous politician and writer in the late Tang Dynasty. He was a famous statesman and writer in the late Tang Dynasty. Tao and the art of governing people.

The second calligraphy is unique. Liu Gongchuo, who copied and wrote the stele, and his brother Liu Gongquan were both great calligraphers at that time. Their calligraphy is solemn, thick, simple and natural, which is unique.

His three virtues were outstanding. Later, the Sichuan patrol envoy praised Wu Hou's merits and virtues, and he and Pei Wenliu were immortalized.

However, there is another theory that the third masterpiece is that the engraver was Lu Jian, a famous teacher in Shu, whose exquisite skills can be regarded as the first masterpiece. 】

"The third absolute must be this famous engraving master!" Kong Ming hurriedly asserted: "To be able to use stone carvings to restore the charm of a generation of calligraphy masters, it must be a master, he should be a master!"

Everyone couldn't help laughing when they saw Kong Ming's embarrassed look, and Ma Liang also said with a smile:

"Military advisor, it seems that not only this generation, but also the future generations also respect you and worship you."

Kongming sighed softly: "I am here to worship Zhuge Liang, the Prime Minister of the Shu Han Dynasty. Now I am Zhuge Kongming, the military advisor and general under General Zuo. I have not made any achievements, so how can I accept this praise shamelessly?"

"And even for Prime Minister Zhuge Liang, his achievements are inseparable from the unity of his superiors. The harmony of civil and military affairs is definitely not the result of one person."

Liu Bei smiled and took Kong Ming's hands and praised:

"What later generations said is true. Kong Ming's way of establishing himself is definitely unique, and we should learn from it."

The embarrassment on Kong Ming's face became even more intense. Everyone smiled and moved their eyes to the light screen to continue watching.

The only regret is that the light screen is not clear enough to take a closer look at the unique inscription.

[There is another stele opposite the Sanjue stele. This stele is a little later and records the changes of Wuhou Temple. 】

Liu Bei finally discovered that even if he stood under the plaque of Zhaolie Temple of Han Dynasty, he could still call it Wuhou Temple without changing his expression.

Why do you feel that it is Liu Bei who is trying to take advantage of his ministers?

[This Ming Dynasty stone tablet records the renovation of the Wuhou Temple by Zhu Chun, the king of Shu Xian. He abolished the Wuhou Temple, which was full of incense, and moved Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei's side in the Zhaolie Temple of the Han Dynasty, where the incense was sparse.

As a result, the Wuhou Temple no longer exists, leaving only the Han Zhaolie Temple, but the people of Chengdu still call it the Wuhou Temple, and there is an endless stream of people coming here to worship Zhuge Liang.

It was not until the Qing Dynasty renovated it again that the Sichuan governor followed the opinions of the people and rebuilt the Wuhou Temple and placed it behind the Liu Bei Temple. Only then did the layout of the Wuhou Temple we see today, ah no, the Han Zhaolie Temple established. . 】

enough! You didn’t really mean to call Han Zhaolie Temple!

Liu Bei cried silently in his heart and criticized Zhu Chun in his heart.

Although he knew that the other party probably valued etiquette as much as Zhu Baba, the Ming Dynasty emperor, and couldn't bear to worship his ministers instead of the emperor, he forcibly moved Kong Ming's sacrificial position.

But the result was that the majestic Emperor Zhaolie no longer even had a name for his own mausoleum.

"It's okay, brother, you still have a temple anyway." He quickly said before Guan Yu's eye knife arrived: "Look, my old temple is gone, so I can only use your incense, brother!"

"And if you think about it from another perspective, if it weren't for the military advisor, we wouldn't have such a prosperous reputation, right?"

[Going further inside is the corridor of civil servants and generals that we are all familiar with.

The east corridor is led by Pang Tong, the fourteen civil servants, and the west corridor is led by Zhao Yun, the fourteen generals. 】

Too shameless to ask for a monthly ticket

The writing is not very smooth, so I may quickly recommend Wuhou Temple as an interlude, and postpone Liu Chan and Liu Chen a little later.