Where is Diao Chan from Gansu?

Question 1: Is Diao Chan from Gansu? Diao Chan is a fictional character in the novel "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and is not recorded in the history book "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Together with Xi Shi, Yang Yuhuan and Wang Zhaojun, she is also known as the four most beautiful women in China. Appeared in chapters 8, 9, and 19 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Because of the great influence of the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it is said that there are three places where Diao Chan was born: one is Lintao County in Gansu Province, one is Mizhi County in Shaanxi Province, and the other is Xinzhou City in Shanxi Province.

Sources of the three hometowns:

The theory of Lintao comes from "Three Kingdoms". Diao Chan introduced herself to Wang Yun: My concubine's surname is Ren, her father is Lu Bu, and she has been separated from Lintao since then. ...; The story of Mizhi's hometown is based on a proverb in northern Shaanxi: Mizhi's mother-in-law was a Han from Suide.

In the Yuan drama "Jinyuntang Secretly Determines the Lianlian Plan", Diaochan said to Wang Yun, "Your child is from here again. She is from Xinzhou Mu'er Village. She is the daughter of Ren Ang, with a small name of Hongchang. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty selected a palace maid, took your child into the palace, and held a Diao Chan crown, so he was called Diao Chan. "There is a saying among the people in Xinzhou: There are no good girls in Xinzhou, and there are no good men in Dingxiang, which means Diao Chan came out of Xinzhou. After Lu Bu left Dingxiang, the local feng shui was completely taken over.

Summary:

Diao Chan itself is a fictional historical figure, so there is no place of origin to check.

Question 2: Where is Diao Chan from? Diao Chan is one of the "Four Beauties" in ancient China. In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", she is described as a gorgeous beauty who captivated the country and the city. However, regarding Diao Chan’s place of origin, some say she is from Lintao, Gansu, others say she is from Mizhi, Shaanxi, and still others say she is from Xinzhou, Shanxi. There are different opinions, and there is no consensus. Recently, Hao Liangzhen, director of the Handan City Museum, made another inference based on physical objects and historical materials: Diao Chan is most likely a Yongnian person.

In early April this year, Hao Liangzhen discovered a Tang Dynasty epitaph and an octagonal Song Dynasty stone carving unearthed in Yongnian County in an antique shop in the Jinan antique market in Handan. After reading the inscription carefully, we found that the place names "Diaochanli" and "Diaochan Village" appeared in the text.

The epitaphs of the Tang Dynasty mention "Diao Chan Lane", and the stone carvings mention "Diao Chan Village". The unearthed eight-sided Song Dynasty stone carving is 60 centimeters high and weighs about half a ton. It has 41 vertical lines of text, each line of text varies, about a thousand words. In this stone inscription, it is mentioned that "the establishment of the Wuxu Movement on August 1, the first year of Qianxing (1022 AD)", and the names of craftsmen such as "Ma Yi, the carpenter of Diaochan Village, Yongnian County" are clearly mentioned. The place name of Diaochan Village in Yongnian County. The lower part of the stone carving is also engraved with images of bears, animals and dancing figures, making it a very precious stone carving.

In the Tang Dynasty, village-level organizations were called "li", and in the Song Dynasty, they were called "villages". It can be seen from the unearthed epitaphs of the Tang Dynasty and stone carvings of the Song Dynasty that there was a Diaochan village in the area. It was called "Diaochanli" in the Tang Dynasty and was called "Diaochan Village" in the Song Dynasty. But more than 400 years. Hao Liangzhen said: "We also know that there was a Diaochan Village in Yongnian based on the Tang Zhi unearthed today."

So, when did Diaochan Village disappear? Why are there no local documents recorded after the Tang and Song Dynasties? Hao Liangzhen speculated: "The Diaochan Village in Yongnian history was most likely destroyed by natural diversion due to Che Peng's wealth."

Hao Liangzhen said that with the two physical evidences of Tang Zhi and Song Dynasty, It can be inferred that Diao Chan must have some important connection with Yongnian. It is even possible that Diao Chan, one of China's "four beauties", is from Yongnian, Handan. "Of course, we should continue to collect historical legends and other information about Diao Chan from the people in Yongnian area to collect evidence for the speculation that Diao Chan is a Yongnian person.

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Question 3: Where is Diao Chan from 1 This question makes me think that you are trying to score points for others

2 If there really is Diao Chan in the history of memes, then It was also the seven kingdoms of the Three Kingdoms that were destroyed by Qin Shihuang long ago. If you insist on the literal-minded "Guan Gong fought Qin Qiong", then Shanxi should be the former Zhao Kingdom

3 I even suspect that you are asking about Xi Shi, but Xi Shi is The Yue Kingdom has nothing to do with those seven countries.

ps. If I answer the first one correctly, I will be given points. The other two are for reference. No points will be given if the answer is correct.

Question 4 : Where is Diao Chan from? Diao Chan, one of the four beauties in ancient China, is the only fictional character among the "Four Beauties". She originally appeared in the storybook and was finally compiled and created by Luo Guanzhong, the author of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" A complete image.

Definition of the term

The name "Diao Chan" itself has practical significance in history. According to historical records, "Diao Chan" refers to Diao Chan's tail and cicada. Qin Shihuang asked generals to sew mink tails on their helmets and counselors to sew mink tails on their hats. In addition to sewing mink tails, Qin Shihuang also asked for "fu cicada" to be made of white jade or gold foil to look like a cicada. On the top of the head. The generals and counselors of the Qin Dynasty had a mink tail and several cicadas on their heads, collectively called "diao cicadas". Qin Shihuang put these two things on the heads of the generals and counselors in the hope that they would be as smart as the martens. Can be as noble as a cicada (the cicada stands on a high branch and drinks tree sap to survive). Diao Chan was always on the head of some high-ranking officials in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and the Song Dynasty.

[edit] Prototypes in official history

In the famous historical novel "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" that combines historical biography and folk tales, Diao Chan. The image is very popular. However, there is no record of the woman "Diao Chan" in the official history, only the record of Lv Bu's affair with Dong Zhuo's maid.

According to "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms? Lu Bu's Biography". "It is mentioned that "Zhuo Changshibu was guarding the middle pavilion, and Bu had an affair with Zhuo's maid, and he was worried that the incident would be discovered, and he was uneasy." The maid in the incident was not named "Diao Chan"

[Edit] Image in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Diao Chan is the adopted daughter of Situ Wang Yun. She is beautiful and charming, only fifteen years old, and has a deep heart to serve the country. Knowing that Wang Yun was deeply helpless against Dong Zhuo's chaotic government, she sacrificed herself to deal with the rebellious officials and traitors. Diao Chan used a beauty trick to gain the affection of both Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu, which caused a rift between the two who were originally regarded as father and son. Successfully incited Lu Bu to cooperate with Wang Yun to assassinate Dong Zhuo.

After Lu Bu fled Chang'an, the novel has no unique description of Diao Chan. Only the sixteenth chapter mentions Lu Bu's wife and "later married Diao Chan." "Concubine" and "Diao Chan also has no children." In the 19th chapter, Lu Bu was fighting with Cao Cao. Chen Gong, Lu Bu's counselor, persuaded Lu Bu to lead light troops to intercept Cao's army's food route. Lu Bu was suspicious, so he used this When he asked his wives and concubines about his plans, Diao Chan suggested that Lu Bu "don't take it easy", so Lu Bu decided to defend the isolated city and not make any other plans. He drank with his wife Yan and Diao Chan day and night to relieve their worries. Morale was ruined and the generals became disloyal. Finally, Lu Bu was destroyed by Cao Cao. hand. Since then, Diao Chan has disappeared from "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

[Edit] Unofficial History

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Painting of the Corridor of the Summer Palace: Lu Bu plays Diao Chan. Some officials and unofficial histories say that Diao Chan is Guan Yu's concubine. The folk drama script has made a little extension of Diao Chan's subsequent story. In Guan Yu's release of Diao Chan under the moon, Diao Chan is the concubine of Guan Yu. He was released by Guan Yu and ended up unknown. In Guan Yu's Masked Killing of Diao Chan, Jiang Taigong's Masked Killing of Daji was used as a model and revealed the dangers of beauty. Guan Yu was afraid that his overwhelming appearance would bring chaos to the world.

Scholar Zhou Shiqi discovered that during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, there was an astrology book "Kaiyuan Zhanjing" Volume 33 that mentioned the record of "Diao Chan" in the history book "Hanshu Tongzhi". "Hanshu Tongzhi" records: "Cao Cao didn't succeed, so he first lured Dong Zhuo and entered Diaochan to confuse his king." However, the book "Hanshu Tongzhi" has been lost.

Research by scholar Mr. Meng Fanren: Diao Chan, surnamed Ren, also known as Hongchang, was born in Mu'er Village, Jiuyuan County, Bingzhou County. Hat decoration) crown, since then changed its name to Diao Chan. At the end of the Han Dynasty, a storm broke out in the court. Diao Chan came out of the palace and was adopted as an adopted daughter by King Situ. Also researched: Diao Chan’s hometown is in Muzhi Village, three kilometers southeast of Xinzhou City, on the way from Taiyuan or Xinzhou to Yuwang Cave. Further evidence: Diao Chan was born in Lintao County, Gansu Province, hence Didao Prefecture. Ben was from the same hometown as Dong Zhuo, so he was instructed by Situ Wang Yun to take the opportunity to get close to Dong Zhuo.

In fact, the so-called Muzhi Village and Fungus Village are the same village, and they were called in different periods. There is a saying among the people in Xinzhou that there are no good men in Dingxiang and there are no good women in Xinzhou. That is to say, Diaochan is from Xinzhou, and Dingxiang is the hometown of Lu Bu. One of them is brave and the other is as beautiful as a flower. They occupy Xinzhou and Dingxiang. The Feng Shui of Xiang two places is a major historical event that only two people came out in thousands of years. Diao Chan's tomb is still there in Xinzhou, and tourists flock to express their admiration for this unlucky beauty.

And for Diao Chan’s hometown...gt; gt;

Question 5: Where is the ancient beauty Diao Chan from Diao Chan - Xinzhou City, Shanxi

According to folklore, Diao Chan, who is as famous as Xi Shi, Wang Zhaojun and Yang Yuhuan, is originally nameless and has only one surname: Huo, a native of Xinzhou, Shanxi. She was selected as a female official just because she was young, smart and beautiful. There is also specific information to be found, saying that Diao Chan is a surname from Yongnian, Handan, Hebei. But it is also said in Peking Opera that Diao Chan was born in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. She suffered from the rebellion of Shi Changshi and lost her parents. As a singer, she was taken under the command of Wang Yun. What's more, she was called a village girl with a surname in Shanxi, the wife of a soldier named Lu Bu, and she gave her a series of tricks to express her gratitude for her kindness in raising her.

Diao Chan is not very famous, and its hometown is also very vague. However, because of its undefeated position in history and many good stories such as "Lü Bu plays Diao Chan" and "Lian Lian Ji", it has become famous in many areas. object of contention. As many regions were "eagerly eyeing" Diao Chan's hometown and fighting for it, Mao Zedong stepped forward to resolve the dispute. In April 2011, the Gansu Provincial Government, with the approval of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, held a press conference to announce that Lintao County, Dingxi City, Gansu Province was very lucky to receive 78 cultural projects including "Diao Chan" and "Diao Chan's Hometown". Logo project. Therefore, although other areas are very dissatisfied and are still arguing, we generally believe that Diao Chan belongs to Gansu and her hometown is Lintao County, Gansu Province.

Diao Chan’s hometown

Muzhi Village, Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province is known as the hometown of Diao Chan. Muzhi Village was originally called Fungus Village. Later, a thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum was discovered in the village and the name was changed to Muzhi Village. Later, there was a rumor in Muzhi Village that when Diao Chan was a wife three years before she was born, the peach and apricot trees in the village never bloomed again.

Until now, peach and apricot trees still cannot survive in Lanzhi Village. Local villagers believe that the beauty of the Diao Chan has overshadowed the beauty of the peach and apricot trees, so the peach and apricot trees have stopped blooming. Later, Lanzhi Village spent 600,000 yuan to build Diao Chan Cemetery in order to explain to the world that Lanzhi Village was Diao Chan’s hometown and to promote the development of the local tourism industry. The Diao Chan Cemetery built by the Lanzhi Village Committee covers an area of ​​more than 4,000 square meters. It contains Diao Chan sculptures and ancient characteristic buildings. Not only can you feel Diao Chan’s life trajectory in Diao Chan Cemetery, but stories about Diao Chan are spread everywhere in Lanzhi Village.

There is a Diao Chan stage and Diao Chan’s tomb in the village. According to legend, Diao Chan was sent back to her hometown of Lanzhi Village by Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. Later, Diao Chan lived here until she died of old age, and was buried in Lanzhi Village after her death.

Another theory is that after Lu Bu was killed in Baimen Tower, Diao Chan immediately committed suicide. Guan Yu felt compassion for Diao Chan and sent Diao Chan's body back to Lanzhi Village for burial.

A statue of Guan Yu was also built in the back hall of Diao Chan Cemetery to repay Guan Yu's kindness in sending Diao Chan back to her hometown. In addition, in addition to Diao Chan's statue, Diao Chan Cemetery also has Diao Chan's tombstone and Diao Chan's tomb. Later, many tourists came here to visit Diao Chan's hometown, which promoted the development of Lanzhi Village's tourism and economic industries. Originated from network sharing. . . . . .

Question 6: Where is Diao Chan from? Diao Chan has been authoritatively identified as a native of Muzhi Village, Xinzhou City, Shanxi.

There was a legend that Diao Chan was from Yuncheng, Shanxi and the same hometown as Guan Yu. It has been proven to be untrue. There are also claims that she is from Gansu, Sichuan and other places, but they have also been rejected.

There is also a lot of controversy over Diao Chan's surname. Some say it is Huo, and some say it is Du, but the decision has not been finalized.

The Tomb of Diao Chan is located in the south of Muzhi Village, about 3 kilometers away from the Tomb of Yuan Haowen. It is a tourist attraction worth visiting on the way from Taiyuan to King Yu Cave.

So far, there are still many ancient tombs in Shanxi. There is a nursery rhyme circulating: There are no good women in Xinzhou, and there are no good men in Dingxiang. It means that Diao Chan came out of Xinzhou, and Lu Bu came out of Dingxiang. The two of them dominated the feng shui, and no beautiful women came out of Xinzhou.

In addition, there are many surnames Du in Muzhi Village, Xinzhou, but not Huo, so I prefer the theory that Diao Chan is surnamed Du.

Question 7: Which province, county, or village is Diao Chan from? Diao Chan was a native of Gaotou Village in the eastern suburbs of Xuchang County, Henan Province. Her surname was Ge and her name was Qiaosu.

She was a lady.

In the second year of Emperor Zhongping of the Han Dynasty (1 AD) Sixteen-year-old Ge Qiaosu was kidnapped on April 1, 1985, and was finally sold to Hanxiangyuan in Luoyang. The Madam changed her name to Diao Chan. (Diao Chan is the ornament on the military crown worn by military attachés in the Han Dynasty. ---Diao Wei Chan Yu, meaning beautiful ornament)

Wang Yun rescued Diao Chan from the brothel and adopted him as his adopted daughter in order to implement the beauty trap.

Question 8: Diao Chan is from Lintao, Gansu Province. She is one of the four beauties in ancient folklore, "Close the Moon". Diao Chan lived around the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and her date of birth is unknown. Most of Diao Chan's deeds appear in storybooks, and were finally compiled and created into a complete image by Luo Guanzhong, the author of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

According to folklore, Diao Chan was the adopted daughter of Situ Wang Yun's family in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In order to save the Han Dynasty, Wang Yun ordered a series of plots to turn Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu into enemies. Finally, they were eliminated by Lu Bu's hands. The evil thief Dong Zhuo. Later, Diao Chan became Lu Bu's concubine, and Dong Zhuo's general Li Ao followed her to Xuzhou with Lu Bu. After the Battle of Xiapi, Lü Bu was killed by Cao Cao. Diao Chan followed Lü Bu's family to Xuchang and has been missing since then.

It is generally believed that "Diao Chan" is not her real name. In the Yuan Dynasty miscellaneous song "Lian Lian Ji", it is said that her real name is Ren Hongchang. Historical researchers dispute the authenticity of this figure.

Question 9: Where is Diao Chan's hometown? Diao Chan, a native of Lintao, Gansu Province, is the "closed moon" one of the four beauties in ancient times. Diao Chan lived around the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.