History live broadcast: My audience is the ancestors

Chapter 128 Ban Gu
My charming and short-lived ancestor: Wow, that means Sima Qian’s popularity is definitely top-notch!
Jiangnan has been in mist: Agreed! As a famous historian, Sima Qian must be highly praised.

Wudu refuses: Agree!
I send my thoughts to the bright moon: I agree!
goin: Yes, yes, Sima Qian is the man who wrote "Historical Records" after all! How is it possible that no one worships it?

My charming and short-lived ancestor: Agreed!

Jiangnan has been in mist: Agreed!

Su Yue saw these barrage and said: "Okay, okay, now let's look at the next historian! This historian is Ban Gu!"

My charming but short-lived ancestor: Wuhu, Ban Gu was a ruthless man!
Jiangnan is already in mist: Yes, yes, Ban Gu is not a crispy red sausage, he has been on the battlefield!
Wan Ning can't sleep. (Guan): Yes, yes, Ban Gu is really good at both civil and military skills!
I send my thoughts to the bright moon: I agree, I agree! How could such an awesome person be from the Eastern Han Dynasty?

Not allowed to see white hair in the world:? ? ? Why can't it be from the Eastern Han Dynasty?

I send my love and bright moon: Because except for Liu Xiu, the good emperors of the Eastern Han Dynasty did not live long, but the bad emperors lived long!
My charming but short-lived ancestor: You can’t say that. Liu Xie was okay. Although he was said to be the king of subjugation, he practiced medicine with the queen in his later years, which was also good.

Jiangnan has been in mist: Yes, but he seems to have lived the longest besides Liu Xiu!

My charming and short-lived ancestor: there's nothing wrong with it, the others are either in their twenties or thirties or just brats in their twenties and thirties!

Wudu refuses: Agree! So Liu Xie can still be on the stage in future generations. He is also one of the best among the kings of subjugation!
Su Yue saw what they said and said, "Okay, now let's take a look at Ban Gu's character introduction!"

Ban Gu (32 AD to 92 AD), courtesy name Meng Jian, was born in Anling, Fufeng (now XY City, SX Province).

A minister and writer of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was known as "Ban Ma" together with Sima Qian.

The son of Ban Biao and the brother of Ban Chao.

He is the author of "Book of Han", "White Tiger Tongyi", "Liangdu Fu", etc.

Ban Gu entered Luoyang Imperial College at the age of sixteen, and returned to his hometown after his father died at the age of twenty-three.

Since the narrative in "Historical Records" written by my father was not detailed, I continued to write it with great concentration and strive to improve it.

In the fifth year of Yongping reign of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty (AD 62), he was falsely accused of secretly writing national history and was imprisoned.

His younger brother Ban Chao defended his injustice. After being released from prison, he was appointed as the historian of Lantai. He was ordered to write the historical events since the founding of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Together with Chen Zong, Yin Min, Meng Yi and others, he wrote the "Shizu Benji".

He moved to the position of Lang and was secretary of the school. He also wrote 28 biographies and records of meritorious officials, Ping Lin, Xinshi, Gongsun Shu, etc.

Emperor Ming ordered him to complete the book he had written before.

He believed that it was inappropriate for the "Historical Records" to state that the Han Dynasty was "compiled at the end of the Hundred Kings and ranked among the items of the Qin Dynasty", and was determined to write the "Book of Han", which covers a total of 230 years of deeds starting from the emperor of the Han Dynasty and ending with Wang Mang.

During the reign of Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, he was highly regarded for his literary talent and was moved to Xuanwu Sima.

In the fourth year of Jianchu (79), Emperor Zhang summoned all the Confucian scholars to discuss the similarities and differences of the Five Classics at Baihu Temple, and ordered them to record the events and compile "White Tiger Tongde Lun" (also known as "White Tiger Tongyi").

In the first year of Emperor Yongyuan of the Han Dynasty (89 years), he accompanied Dou Xian to attack the Xiongnu, serving as the central guard and participating in the planning. The next year, he went to Zhonglang General.

In the fourth year of Yongyuan, Dou Xian lost power and committed suicide. He was implicated and dismissed from office, arrested and died in prison.

Ban Gu wrote quite a lot throughout his life. , as a historian, he compiled the "Book of Han" and was one of the "First Four Histories"; as a writer of poetry and fu, he was one of the "Four Masters of Han Fu". "Liangdu Fu" created an example of Kyoto Fu and was included in the "Liangdu Fu" The first chapter of "Selected Works"; the edited "White Tiger Tongyi" collected the great achievements of Confucian classics at that time. My charming and short-lived ancestor: Ahhhh! Awesome!
Lonely Root Number Three: Really awesome! But by the way, I remember that "Liangdu Fu" was very impressive, wasn't it?

The south of the Yangtze River has already encountered mist: Yes, "Ode to Two Capitals" is a great poem written by Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is divided into two parts, "Ode to Western Capital" and "Ode to Eastern Capital".

According to its preface, after Luoyang was established as the capital in the Eastern Han Dynasty, “the elders of the Western Lands harbored resentments and hoped for favor from the superiors of Hebei Province, so they called it the old system of Chang’an, and there were discussions about the humble city of Luoyang.

Therefore, I wrote "Ode to Liangdu", which dazzled many people, and adapted it to the current legal system."

It is hoped that Chang'an will still be the capital, so this poem is written to refute it.

In "Ode to the Western Capital", the imaginary character Xi Dubin describes Chang'an's dangerous situation, rich products, and gorgeous palace, etc., to show the superiority of establishing Chang'an as the capital; in "Ode to the Eastern Capital", another imaginary character, the owner of the Eastern Capital, comments on the establishment of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The grand occasion after the capital was settled in Luoyang far exceeded that of Chang'an, the capital of the Western Han Dynasty.

Later, Zhang Heng's "Er Capital Fu" and Zuo Si's "Sandu Fu" were both influenced by him.

My charming and short-lived ancestor: Oh my God! In other words, this talent is awesome!

I send my thoughts to the bright moon: Yes, I can’t even imagine how awesome Ban Gu is!

Not allowed to grow old in the world: But I like Ban Zhao better than Ban Gu!

Community of contradictions: That’s right! Ban Zhao is really awesome too!
Galaxy:? ? ? I don’t understand Ban Zhao!
Claypot Huadiao Chicken: Plus one! I don’t understand Ban Zhao either!

Su Yue saw what they said and said, "Okay, let's take a look at Ban Zhao's deeds!"

Ban Zhao (about 49-120 AD), a Ji with the courtesy name Huiban, was known as "Cao Family".

A native of Fufeng Anling (now northeast of Xianyang, Shaanxi Province), she was a historian, writer, and politician of the Eastern Han Dynasty. She was China's first female astronomer and mathematician. She was known as "the most talented woman in the world" among the four most talented women in ancient China.

Ban Zhao is the daughter of the literary historian Ban Biao. She married Cao Shishu at the age of fourteen. She was widowed in her early years and was erudite and talented.

After the death of his brother Ban Gu, Emperor He of the Han Dynasty appreciated his talent and asked him to continue writing the "Book of Han". He also served as a teacher for the queen and concubines. He was honored as "Cao Master" and became the first disciple in Chinese history. professional female teacher.

At that time, whenever countries around the world paid tribute to precious and rare objects, Emperor He of the Han Dynasty asked Ban Zhao to compose a commemorative poem, such as "Ode to the Great Bird".

In the first year of Yuanxing (105), after Empress Dowager Deng came to the court, Ban Zhao participated in political affairs.

Because she worked hard in and out of the palace, her son Cao was granted the title of Marquis of Guannei, rising to the rank of Prime Minister of Qi.

In October of the fourth year of Yongchu (110 years), in order to let his daughters learn from the excellent character of his great-aunt Ban Jieyu, Ban Zhao used Ban Jieyu as a model to create "Female Commandments". By the sixth year of Yongchu (112 years) Completed.

In the seventh year of Yongchu (113 years), Empress Dowager Deng moved Ban Zhao's mother and son to Changyuan. Some people believe that this move meant a disguised exile for Ban Zhao.

In the first year of Yongning (120 years), Ban Zhao died at the age of more than 70 years.

Su Yue saw their information and said: "Actually, I don't like Ban Zhao. Because Ban Zhao's "Girls' Commandments" has harmed many girls! She is a woman herself, but she doesn't know how many girls have been harmed because of her. people!"

(End of this chapter)