The "Fu Fei" mentioned above must have been guessed by everyone as Zhen Ji. This Han Fu is the preface of Cao Zhi's Luo Shen Fu. The famous classic in the history of China's poetry, Ode to the Goddess of Luo, includes Zhen Ji, the god of marriage that Cao Zhi and many later generations dreamed of.
Zhen Ji, formerly known as Wei Zhen and commonly known as Wei Zhen, is the main office of Emperor Wen Cao Pi. Sun Yat-sen, Ming Di's mother, is another official with two thousand stones after Han Taibao Han Zhen. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he made his debut in the 33rd episode "Cao Pi borrows Zhen Shiyin and Guo Jiazhi to set Liaodong in chaos". Incidentally, Zhen Ji's hometown just now is now Dingxian County, Hebei Province. Fans living nearby can go to research and trace back to the new moon.
Zhen Ji's father is Yizhen, who was appointed by Shangcai at that time. There are three men and five women with his wife Changshan Zhang Yu, and Zhenji is the second daughter. She was born in Ding Youri in December of the fifth year of the Han Dynasty (initially calculated as 65438+ AD 182 on February 24th of the lunar calendar). My father died at the age of three, but the Zhen family is still a big family in the local area, and the family is "extremely rich". In The History of the Three Kingdoms, Chen Shou's Biography of Zhao Wenzhen, a strange thing happened when Zhen Ji was born: every night before Zhang gave birth, he dreamed that "a fairy stood by him with jade in his hand". When he was in labor, he saw the fairy enter the house, put on royal clothes and gave birth.
Later, when Liu Liang, a fortune teller, told Zhen Ji and other Zhen children, he pointed to Zhen Ji and said, "This woman is expensive." At the age of eight, "there was a horse riding performance outside the house, and all the sisters went to watch it in the pavilion". Zhen Ji didn't go, and the sisters were surprised. Zhen Ji's answer is: "Is this what women think is evil?" Hearing this, I probably think that Zhen Ji is a very traditional woman and has no interest in circus activities, thinking that it is not for women. But there is another thing written behind Zhao Wenzhen's Biography: when Zhen Ji was nine years old, she liked reading and writing very much, and she often used her brother's pen and inkstone, so her brother blamed her for doing more needlework and other female workers, saying that reading and writing was useless to women. Zhen Ji, however, replied, "Those who have heard of past lives are virtuous women. They never fail to learn from the success or failure of previous lives and think that they were taught by themselves. I don't know books. What do you think? " It means that all virtuous women in ancient times did not learn from the success or failure of previous lives. If they don't study, what can they learn? It can be seen that Zhenji's idea of encouraging students was definitely not held by traditional women at that time. Later, there was war and famine in the world, and the people in their hometown sold all their wealth, gold, silver and jewelry, etc. The Zhen family was "extremely rich and bought them and hid them". At this time, Zhen Ji told her mother that if she bought more treasures, it would be "the end of the disaster" and advised her mother to distribute the surplus grain at home to "relatives and neighbors, and it would be beneficial". Hearing this, everyone called the whole family "its sages". At the age of fourteen, Zhen Ji's second brother died, and Zhen Ji was very filial to her sister-in-law, exhorting her mother who was very strict with her sister-in-law, hoping that her mother could "treat her like a woman and love her like a woman". Finally, her mother was moved by her words and burst into tears. We can already see Zhen Ji's sister's rp clearly.
As for the 33 chapters in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I believe many people have reviewed them again after reading My True Sister Zhen Ji ... In fact, the content of Zhen Ji is less than 100 words, but it is thrilling ... In contrast, the historical materials of Zhao Wenzhen's Biography in the History of the Three Kingdoms are much more detailed, but the language is nothing special. Xelloss and Zhen Ji met for the first time, in the official history, after Cao Cao wiped out Yecheng. Xelloss first came to Yuan Shaofu and saw Liu, the wife of Yuan Shaofu, and another woman sitting on the throne crying. Xelloss stepped forward and learned that it was Zhen Fu, the wife of Yuan Xizhi; In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, this passage is written that Cao Pi "drew his sword to cut it" after seeing the two men, but "suddenly saw red light everywhere" (cold), so he asked carefully. Finally, it is not enough to ask questions, but also to pull Zhen Ji's sister around and look carefully ... As for the results he saw, they are all recognized as "beautiful, beautiful and beautiful" and "extraordinary in appearance"
Later, it was said that Cao Cao understood Cao Pi's thoughts and immediately decided to let him marry. On the other hand, Cao Cao heard that Xelloss first entered Yuan Shaofu and blamed him. So, Mrs. Liu came out to thank Cao Cao, saying that Xelloss would be kind to Yuan Jia if he didn't kill them, so he would dedicate Zhen Ji to Xelloss and ask her to "collect a dustpan and broom for the prince". Anyway, Cao Cao and Xelloss are very satisfied with Zhen Ji, and it is natural that Xelloss is included in Zhen Ji. And later, the relationship between Cao Pi and Zhen Ji was not bad: "If you keep a pet, you will have Ming Di and dongxiang princess"-Cao Pi drove away the original stone man for Zhen Ji. At that time, Zhen Ji also advised xelloss not to be impulsive, saying that the stone man was better than himself in many places, which made xelloss "willing to pay attention". As a result, xelloss certainly wouldn't listen, and driving away means driving away. When Zhen Ji was in Cao Cao's home, he was appreciated by Cao Cao's wife, Wu Xuan, and praised her as a "true filial wife". Zhen Ji was indeed a "polite wise man". However, Cao Pi changed his mind after he gave up offering himself as emperor. He gave him two daughters, among whom Guo likes Cao Pi very much and Cao Pi loves her very much. Of course, Sister Zhen Ji was depressed, so she "complained". I said someone complained. That's normal! Explain that Sister Zhen Ji loves you very much!
But ... Cao Pi was very upset and even "furious". In June of the following year, he joined hands with the Guo family to add a charge to Zhen Ji casually, giving him a post of white silk and giving him a death sentence. After my sister died, she was buried in Yecheng, because the so-called "Holy Word Zhou Da Yue Zhao, Deming Meritorious Yue Zhao". Zhao, to the light, prosperous for a long time without ignorance ",so posthumous title is the queen.
But in the history of Wei, this passage is another opposite statement. At that time, it was said that a minister was going to build the Long Autumn Palace, so Xelloss sent a letter to get Zhen Ji. Zhen Ji, on the other hand, made this remark: "I heard that the first generation was prosperous, so I enjoyed the country for a long time and gave birth to children. Therefore, it is necessary to carefully select those who promote internal education. At the beginning of my career, I should be a virtuous woman and be in charge of the sixth house. My concubine introspects her stupidity, refuses to do anything prosperous, can't afford to be ill, and dares to keep her ambition. " It means calling yourself a "fool", and he can't shoulder the heavy responsibility of educating his children and managing the Sixth Palace, which is related to the country's Changxing, so I hope that Cao Pi will find another candidate for the official position! Later, he refused to go to Changqiu Palace on the grounds that he was ill recently. After hearing this, Xelloss repeatedly persuaded Zhen Ji by letter that he was "very sincere", but Zhen Ji still didn't come. So xelloss decided to see him in person, but because it was midsummer, he had to wait until autumn was cool. But before long, Zhen Ji's illness worsened, and finally "Ding Maoxia died in June". Cao Pi heard that "I'm sorry for your loss" and immediately "presented the queen with a seal". See ... unexpectedly said that xelloss was married for Tang Huo because of Zhen Ji's wishes, and Zhen Ji actually died of illness, and xelloss was extremely sad after his death! This History of Wei was compiled by Cao Piwen. How dare you write the truth of the whole incident? Therefore, Chen Shoucai later said: "The meaning of the Spring and Autumn Period, the great evil is taboo, and the small evil is not written. Emperor Wen did not establish a sense of chastity and killed people, and he was clearly sentenced. If Wei believes that great evil is evil, it should be hidden. If he thinks it is a small evil, he should not pretend to do it, but worship empty talk, which is unheard of in old history. " However, Zhen Ji's son Ming Di Cao Rui knew the truth. Shortly after he acceded to the throne, his stepmother Guo died, and Cao Rui reburied Zhen Ji in Chaoyang Mausoleum. Later, he ordered that the temple of Zhao Wen and the seven ancestral halls of the emperor and empress should be built together, so as to "never destroy the code and spread the wind of holiness and goodness."
The story about Cao Pi and Zhen Ji in unofficial history is complicated, and there is another person involved here, namely Cao Zhi.
Before talking about unofficial history, let's talk about Cao Zhi's Ode to Luoshen. Although Cao Zhi and Luo Shen are the main themes in The Ode to Luo Shen, it always implies the existence of Fu Fei, that is, Zhen Ji as Luo Shen. In fact, this is very normal, because in the official history involving Cao Zhi, it is recorded that Cao Zhi has always liked Zhen Ji, which is to put it bluntly. But Zhen Ji doesn't seem to have any special significance to Cao Zhi, because we can see from Zhao Wenzhen's Biography that Sister Zhen Ji actually likes Cao Pi. The encounter between Cao Zhi and Luo Shen in Luo Shen Fu is actually a scene about dreaming Cao Azhi after Zhen Ji's death, but it is estimated that it is only a unilateral dream of Cao Zhi, because Zhen Ji's death is so sad. In some popular sayings, Cao Zhi, Cao Pi and Zhen Ji have known each other since childhood and are regarded as childhood playmates. As we all know, this childhood relationship is the most complicated. Children make some promises at random, and they will get into trouble when they grow up ... Later, Zhen Ji married Cao Pi, and Cao Zhi felt better. And the story handed down from the folk, the plot is rendered to the extreme is the very famous Peking Opera "Luo Shen", mainly about Cao Zhi and Zhen Ji, from the first meeting to Zhen Ji's death. Mei Lanfang once played the role of Luo Shen in the Beijing opera Luo Shen ... but in view of the big gap with the image in the game ... so the stills are not posted.
According to legend, Cao Pi killed Zhen Ji and Cao Zhi because he was angry with their relationship. Because there is a saying in the official history that the marriage between Zhen Ji and Cao Pi was decided by Yuan Shao's wife, Mrs. Liu and Cao Cao, in order to repay Cao Cao's kindness of not killing, so the people think that Zhen Ji is just fighting alone, and there is no feeling between him and Cao Pi, because Zhen Ji really likes Cao Zhi ... Well, there is also a Yuan, and there is a terrible four-corner relationship ... In this way, Cao Pi and Cao Cao, originally involving countries, ambitions and other complex. So there is another explanation for Zhen Ji's death: the love between her and Cao Zhi is not so real, but their own love. Zhen Ji is still willing to be with xelloss in his heart-after all, this military commander with natural imperial temperament is much better than a weak poet. However, the actions of Cao Pi Naguo and others made her lose confidence in Cao Pi, who was born with the same suspicion as her father. She thought out of thin air that Zhen Ji and Cao Zhi were "unfinished", so she was given the death penalty. In the Peking Opera Luo Shen, the general content of the story is also arranged in this way. Among them, when Zhen Ji and Cao Zhi were together, they just commented on a poem and gave a pillow. This relationship developed slowly and vaguely ... and Cao Pi became a treacherous and insidious person. Finally, Zhen Ji was condemned to death, forcing her to drown herself. Speaking of this way of dying, there are also various records in history. Giving a white silk is the standard way to die, throwing water on poisoned wine and Luoshen. However, history is hard to tell, and the stories circulated by the people are not necessarily untrue. I prefer to believe that Xelloss only used such means because he misunderstood the feelings of Zhen Ji and Cao Zhi.