Chu Huaiwang Steels played by Alvin.
Chu Huaiwang was the monarch of Chu during the Warring States Period. He has a concubine named Zheng Xiu, who is very jealous. Later, Chu Huaiwang got a beautiful woman from Wang Wei. This woman is so charming that Chu Huaiwang likes her very much. Chu Huaiwang was partial to this woman, so Zheng Xiu was left out in the cold. Therefore, jealous Zheng Xiu bears a grudge and always looks for opportunities to frame this beautiful woman. Although Zheng Xiu was angry, he still didn't show any dissatisfaction on the surface. When I saw that beautiful woman, I paid special attention to her, so that beautiful woman was very grateful to Zheng Xiu.
One day, Zheng Xiu was chatting with a beautiful woman and said, "Your Majesty actually loves you very much. Too bad he doesn't like your nose very much. In the long run, this love may not last long. If you plug your nose every time you see the king, maybe you can make the king like you for a long time. " The beauty thought that Zheng Xiu was thinking about her, so she believed it and did as she said.
Later, when Chu Huaiwang met Zheng Xiu, he told her about it and said it was strange: "That beautiful woman covers her nose every time she sees me. Do you know what is going on? " Zheng Xiu pretended to be embarrassed and replied, "She mentioned it to me once. It seems that because she hates your bad breath, she covers her nose. "
Chu Huaiwang was very angry after hearing the explanation. In a rage, Chu Huaiwang ordered the imperial secretary to cut off the beauty's nose to vent his anger. As a matter of fact, this is a poisonous trick set by Zheng Xiu because of jealousy. He has pity on this innocent beauty.
Chu Huaiwang and Zheng Xiu Chu Huaiwang were the kings of Chu's national subjugation. He led Chu to decline step by step, and Zheng Xiu was also responsible. The so-called femme fatale may be a woman like Zheng Xiu.
Zheng Xiu stills played by Yuan Zhibo.
Zheng Xiu is Chu Huaiwang's concubine, beautiful appearance, very smart and deeply loved. Unfortunately, this woman is vicious and jealous, and she likes to interfere in state affairs and bring disaster to the platform.
At the beginning, Zhang Yi went to Chu and was imprisoned by Chu Huaiwang. Zhang Yi once cheated Chu Huaiwang, causing damage to the national strength of Chu, and Chu Huaiwang has been going to kill him soon. Yi cheung then secretly colluded with the minister of the state of Chu, Shanxi merchants, and asked them to lobby Chu Huaiwang and seduce Zheng Xiu. He said to Zheng Xiu, "If Zhang Yi is not released, the State of Qin will take the land as his dowry and marry the princess to the State of Chu. And the king is bound to marry the princess because of the land. He loves her very much. With the support of Qiang Qin, the princess will become the king of Chu. The king is addicted to pleasure and must have forgotten you long ago, so you will inevitably fall out of favor. If you convince the king to let Zhang Yi go, then the princess will not marry, and you will be attracted to the State of Qin. Why not? " After listening to Jin Shang's analysis, Zheng Xiu felt very reasonable. Therefore, he said to Chu Huaiwang day and night: "As a courtier, it is normal for everyone to be his own master. Since the State of Qin sent Zhang Yi, it shows that their sincerity in making peace is obvious. Now, if the King kills Zhang Yi, it will definitely anger the King of Qin and bring disaster to the State of Chu. Please let our mother and son move to other places so as not to be slaughtered by Qin. "
Under the persuasion of day and night, I gradually moved my heart and soon sent Zhang Yi back to the State of Qin.
At first, Zheng Xiu deceived Chu Huaiwang's newly acquired beauty, and made her suffer the punishment of cutting her nose innocently, in order to gain Chu Huaiwang's special favor. Later, he accepted bribes, released Zhang Yi, and let Chu cede territory to pay compensation, and died in a foreign country. Zheng Xiu is a real devil princess.
Although Chu Huaiwang and the goddess Chu Huaiwang were kings of national subjugation, many stories about him have been handed down. Of course, this also includes the story of him and the goddess, and the origin of this idiom also comes from this.
Wushan Goddess Statue
Yu Yun in Wushan originated from the ancient prose in the Warring States Period, and described the deeds of Wang Xiang of Chu Qing and Song Yu's mission to Yunmengtai. During the trip, Song Yu once told King Chu Huaiwang of Chu Xiang about the meeting with the goddess. These things are recorded before people know.
It is said that Chu Huaiwang once visited here. After playing for a while, Chu Huaiwang felt very tired and fell asleep here. But Chu Huaiwang had a dream. In the dream, he saw a beautiful woman. Her appearance was incomparable. This woman claims to be the daughter of Wushan, and she is willing to give up half of her pillow mat to share with Chu Huaiwang. Chu Huaiwang is the king of a country, with numerous beauties behind him. How could he not recognize the implication of this sentence and the meaning of inviting pets? How can Chu Huaiwang, who has always been greedy for beauty, not be tempted by such a beautiful woman? So Chu Huaiwang didn't refuse the good pleasure of Wushan Beauty and immediately took a fancy to her. Before leaving, Wushan Beauty told Chu Huaiwang, "If you want to see me again, you can come to Wushan to see me. Clouds and rain represent morning and night.
The beauty of Wushan in this story is the daughter of Tiandi, a goddess named Yao Ji. She died before she got married and was buried in Wushan.
Wushan nature comes from this, and people often use Wushan nature to describe men and women.
What's Chu Huaiwang's name? There are two Chu Huaiwang in history, and people use "former pregnant king" and "later pregnant king" to distinguish them.
Chu Huaiwang stills played by Peng Bo
The former Chu Huaiwang was in the Warring States Period, with the surname Mi, Xiong and Huai. Xiong Huai succeeded to the throne in 328 BC, and * * * reigned for nearly 30 years.
Hou Huaiwang is Xiong Huai's grandson. His surname is Mi, Xiong and Xin. Since the demise of Chu, he has been hiding in the countryside and living a quiet life. However, Xiang Liang, the descendant of Chu's famous soldier, went to the countryside to get Xiong Xin back and made him king of Chu, in order to make a name for himself and to buy people's hearts. Later, when Xiang Liang died, Xiang Yu's power expanded. In the end, Xiong Xin's power was raised by Xiang Yu, and he could only watch Xiang Yu herod himself. Finally, Xiang Yu usurped power and killed Xiong Xin.
The ancestors of Chu all took Mi as their surname and Xiong as their surname. It can be seen that the surname and surname here are different. In ancient times, surname and surname were two meanings. The surname represents a racial number and contains people with the same blood relationship. It is also a symbol of a clan, representing a person's origin. In addition, from the analysis of the word "surname", it is composed of "female" and "born". It means that people with the same surname are descendants of the offspring born to the woman. So "surname" originated from matriarchal system.
"Surname" is derived from surnames. Even people with the same surname will have branches because of the increase of population and the change of residence or identity, and these branches with the same surname are marked by surnames. Therefore, the surname is a symbol of the family and is included in the surname.
As a monarch, Chu Huaiwang's son Chu Huaiwang has many wives, so it seems that he should have many sons. As a matter of fact, as far as we know, Chu Huaiwang has only two sons.
Chu Huaiwang stills played by Peng Bo
One is Chu Huaiwang's eldest son, Xiong Heng, who is the heir of Chu Huaiwang, the king of Chu, Qing Xiang. Although Xiong Heng was a prince, he was taken hostage twice and was in a difficult situation. When Qi, Han and Wei jointly attacked Chu, it was because Chu betrayed the alliance and covenant. When Chu was defeated, the prince was taken hostage and asked Qin for help. So, Xiong Heng was left in the state of Qin. Later, Xiong Heng fought with the king of Qin, who died. Xiong Heng fled back to Chu in fear.
Two years later, Qin sent troops to attack Chu, and the Chu army was defeated. So he became a hostage again to get Qi's rescue.
Later, Chu Huaiwang was detained by the State of Qin, and the State of Chu had no owner. Just as the State of Chu was worried about his late master, Qi was released and succeeded to the throne.
The second is Zilan, Chu Huaiwang's youngest son. When Chu Huaiwang hesitated at the invitation of Qin, Zilan urged Chu Huaiwang to keep the appointment. He said: "We regard Qin Wei as the enemy, with heavy casualties and nowhere to go. Since Qin intends to reconcile, why don't we accept it? " Decided to go to Qin, and was detained by Qin.
After refusing to cede land and the ministers of Chu refused to redeem the monarch with land, they were imprisoned by Qin for a long time. Chu soon established a new monarch. Chu Huaiwang's youngest son, Zilan, was also named Lingyin, equivalent to the prime minister.
Chu Huaiwang's timely help means giving material or spiritual help to others when they need it. The origin of this idiom is actually related to Chu Huaiwang.
Chu Huaiwang is a timely help.
At that time, it happened to be the middle of winter in Chu, and it was snowing like goose feather everywhere, which was very cold. So, Chu Huaiwang ordered imperial secretary to light a stove and set it on fire everywhere in the palace. However, although Chu Huaiwang put on a thick fur coat and there were many heaters beside him to keep warm, he still felt very cold and his hands and feet trembled with cold.
He looked at the falling snow outside the window and suddenly lost in thought. It turned out that he was thinking about his subjects. He thought, "even if I light the fire so big and put on the thickest and warmest cotton-padded jacket, it is still so cold." What about my subjects? They have neither a fire nor a thick cotton-padded jacket to keep warm. How do they spend this winter?
Maybe Chu Huaiwang is in a very happy mood at this time, or maybe he really thought about the responsibility on his shoulders. He even generously issued a directive: all the poor people in Chu and those who come to visit Chu can get free coal. In this way, the poor got the coal sent by the king of Chu and were able to spend this cold winter safely. People are very moved and grateful for the behavior of King Chu, and all praise him as a rare and good monarch.
This is the original origin of this idiom. When it was snowing heavily, Chu Huaiwang ordered that charcoal fire be sent to the poor families so that they could spend the winter safely.