Gu yewang
Gu yewang (519-581), formerly known as Gu Tilun, was born in Wu County, Wu county (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province). He was an official, an exegetist and a historian in the Liang and Chen dynasties.
He changed his name to Gu Ye Wang because of his admiration for Feng Ye Wang in the Western Han Dynasty. He hoped that he would make achievements in literature like Feng Ye Wang.
Living in Tinglin (now Jinshan District of Shanghai), known as gutinglin. Li Liang Wudi Datong four years, Taixue doctor, Chen Guozi doctor, Huangmen Shilang, Guanglu doctor, knowledgeable history, good at Danqing, the author of "Yupian". Chen Taijian died in the 13th year of his life, and presented him to the Secretary General and the right guard general.
Later, Gu Yanwu, a thinker in the early Qing Dynasty, was named ting Lin, also known as Gu Ting Lin, in order to pursue his ancestors.
Life of the characters
Gu Ye Wang was born in a famous family in Wu. His grandfather was Gu ziqiao. He was a military officer in Wuling palace of dongzhonglang in Nanliang. Father Gu Ji, Xinwei Linhe Wang Ji room and county facial features.
Gu yewang was very clever when he was a child. At the age of 9, he once wrote "Ode to the sun", which is of great literary talent. Zhu Yi, the leader of the army, was greatly surprised. At the age of 12, he went with his father to Jian'an (now Jian'ou, Fujian Province) and wrote two pieces of the records of Jian'an. He is erudite and versatile in astronomy and geography, Achilles and tortoises, and insect seal characters.
In the fourth year of Liang Datong's reign (538), he paid homage to the doctor of Taixue. Soon, he was promoted to General of China and joined the army in Linhe palace. In the chaos of Hou Jing, King Gu Ye returned to Haiyan and recruited hundreds of local Party members to support the capital. In Luanping, Wang Seng, the Taiwei, argued and ordered him to be the supervisor of Haiyan County. When Emperor Chen Wu ascended the throne, he served as general Jinwei, governor Anton, and commander in chief of chuanwangfu. During the Taijian period of emperor Chen Xuan, the rate of doctors and princes who moved to the country was even higher. Soon after, he took charge of the history of the state, and gave up his talent to learn about the history of Liang Dynasty and the general affairs of the east palace. Later, he became the Minister of Huangmen and guangluqing. He died in the 13th year of Taijian, and presented it to the Secretary General and the right guard general. In the second year of Zhide, he gave it to the right guard general.
Main achievements
Gu Ye Wang Gong is good at poetry and prose, calligraphy, Danqing, good at characters, especially grass and insects. Chen Xiang, the king of Xuancheng, was the governor of Yangzhou. He built an official house and asked him to draw the image of ancient sages on the wall. He also asked Wang Bao of Langya to praise it. At that time, he was called "Er Jue". Zhao Ji, Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, once obtained his painting of grass and insects, which is called Jinggong's work and is recorded in Xuanhe Huapu.
When he was a doctor of Liang Taixue, he was ordered to compile a calligraphy book, which was composed of 30 volumes of Yupian. He was only 25 years old at that time. This book is another important dictionary after Shuowen Jiezi written by Xu Shen in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is also the earliest existing regular script dictionary in China.
personal works
Gu Ye Wang's works are rich in literature, philology, local chronicles, history and so on. Yu Di Zhi, compiled by him, is a national general Chronicle; Fu ruitu, Gu's biography, fenyeshuyao, xuanxiangbiao and xudongmingji are his other works; general history and biography of national history are his other works.
Commemoration of future generations
Gugong Temple
According to the records of yunjianzhi in the Song Dynasty, in the late Tang and Five Dynasties, when Baoshan Temple was rebuilt in Jinshan Tinglin, Gu Gongci was built to honor Gu yewang. In memory of him, he built a private garden called "Dudu Dui" and wrote works such as yudizhi, which opened the southeast civilization.
According to the records of local chronicles such as Wujiang annals by Hongzhi of Ming Dynasty, Wujiang county annals by Qianlong of Qing Dynasty and Wujiang County continuation annals by Guangxu, Guxu, where Gugong temple is located, is a capital outside the north gate of Wujiang River. It was originally the old house of King Guye. It is said that it was the place where he wrote Yupian (there is a Xuan in the house, named Tingjiang Xuan). Later, the temple was established here (it is said that this place is on the Bank of Wusong River, and there are often tides and floods Drinking, then stop, local people call Gu Gong "drinking tide king").
In the autumn and September of the first year of the reign of emperor Jingguo (1101), Wujiang county magistrate Shi Chu Dao came to Gu Xu for business. When he saw that an ancient temple was very simple, he asked his entourage and said it was Gu Gong temple. When Shizhi County went to the temple to pay homage, it was found that only the image of Gu Gong was "painted on the board" and "the clothes were not correct". Therefore, "the corruption was removed, the structure was changed, the image was set up, the list was set up, and the spring and autumn sacrifice was made", and the reconstruction was recorded by himself. In the second year of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty (1427), Jia Zhong, the county magistrate, was rebuilt. In the eighth year of Chenghua (1472), Wang dixiu, the county magistrate. Chongzhen seven years (1634), Zhixian Zhang rigong rebuilt.
In the 18th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1661), the statues were redrawn. In the seventh year of Kangxi reign (1668), two additional gatehouses were built to offer sacrifices on the same day at the Sangao Temple (the temple was dedicated to Fan Li, Zhang Han and Lu guimeng). The article says: "only the official who lived in the state of Chen was appointed as the official of Huangmen. He made jade articles for the benefit of the scholars, and defended the tide for the benefit of the farmland. In the 12th year of Jiaqing (1807), the ancestral hall was not finished by Guicheng, a descendant of King Guye. In the 16th year after that, Rujing "asked Wu dazhongcheng Zhang Gongxu when he was in power, and the ancestral hall was listed in the case of protection", so he "gave an example" and "issued an edict to give money and silver eight hundred and forty-seven Liang" to make the temple look new. In 1872, the temple was rebuilt.
Gugong temple has gone through many vicissitudes. According to Mr. Xu Youlian of Sanliqiao village, in the 1950s, the temple of Gu Gong was changed into a school. Two statues of Gu Gong and Mrs. Gu in the temple were temporarily placed in the school. Later, the villagers moved them to a thatched shed near the Wusong River near the Jiapu bridge and invited them back. After the beginning of the cultural revolution, Gugong temple was destroyed and demolished. The two statues were secretly placed in the Guanyin Mountain peak temple in Suzhou. In the 1990s, local villagers built a small Gugong temple near the original site of Gugong temple, and two statues returned to their hometown.
Fortunately, with the attention of Wujiang municipal Party committee and government, Gugong Temple (King Guye Memorial Hall) was officially restored and rebuilt in 2006. After more than a year, it was completed in the second half of 2007. The reconstructed Gugong temple is located in Sanliqiao ecological park, surrounded by flowers and trees, pools and rockeries, which is a scene full of spring. On the west side of the temple is the Grand Canal of Beijing and Hangzhou, and on the southwest side is the Sanli ancient bridge, a cultural relic protection unit of Wujiang City, which forms a wonderful picture of "Daiwa high bridge meets the green water, red flowers and trees cover the yellow gate".
The reconstructed Gugong temple is composed of stone archway, Mountain Gate and main hall. The stone archway has four pillars and three gates, and its forehead is engraved in both north and south directions. In the south direction are "sage Gu Gong", "Secretary Du Xue" and "Li Bi Dao Jian". In the north direction are "hometown of Shilang", "ancient Wu Shaoyun" and "Liang Chen Yifeng", and four couplets are engraved. One of them is Wu Shisen sentence of Qing Dynasty, and the other three are written by Chen Zhiqiang and Zhang Fanglan of Li Dynasty. The mountain gate and the main hall will be displayed and arranged to completely and vividly reproduce the double image of Gu Ye Wang, a historical figure and a folk legend figure.
cemetery
Guangfu temple is said to have been the residence of King Guye. There is a "ink pool" (also known as "ink marsh") beside the temple. It is said that King Gu Ye wrote books and washed inkstones here.
There is a temple beside the temple to offer sacrifices. The tomb is a municipal cultural protection unit. It has always been located in xiazhou village on the South Bank of Shihu Lake in Suzhou. Now there is no such village. It has been built as Suzhou International Education Park. The cemetery is not affected. You can find it on the campus of Suzhou Vocational University (enter from gate 8 of Vocational University, walk about 200 meters north along Gu highway, and cross the bridge). It covers an area of about 50 square meters, with a height of 2 meters and a diameter of 10 meters. There are five big rocks above and below the tomb, which are said to be meteorites, so they are commonly known as "Luoxing tomb". Inside a stone engraved Qing Jiaqing eight years (1803) Qian Daxin "Chen Huangmen Shi Lang Gu Gong's tomb.". In front of the tomb, there were two pillars of "the God of Gu Gong", a stone square without buildings, and a tombstone erected during the reign of Emperor Qianlong. It was destroyed in 1966. The tomb of King Guye was listed as a provincial cultural relic protection unit in 1957, and was downgraded to a cultural relic protection unit in Suzhou in 1982.
Historical records
Chen Shujuan 30 biographies No.24
Southern History Volume 69 biography 59
Chinese PinYin : Gu Ye Wang
Gu yewang