Unsolved historical mysteries. Did Yang Guifei really go to Japan? Yang Guifei is a beautiful woman in China and one of the four beauties of ancient China. Yang Yuhuan is rich in resources and specializes in song and dance, pitch and embroidery. Legend has it that Yang Yuhuan looked at the peony stone in the royal garden, tried the color of the flower, and was ashamed to be less than the beauty of the jade ring, so he closed the petals and the autumn flowers were purple.
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In 734, twenty-second year after Emperor Xuanzong of Tang's reign, he was accepted as Emperor Xuanzong's eighteenth son, who died as a courtesy princess.
At this moment, Yang Guifei was only sixteen years old, and her manners were only about sixteen years old. In 737, after the death of Emperor Xuanzong's favored Concubine Wu Hui, thousands of palace eunuchs in the harem failed to satisfy Tang Xuanzong. North Korea recommended Princess Yang Yuhuan to Tang Xuanzong 700 times to win Tang Xuanzong's favor. In 15 years, Yang was crowned a noble concubine without taking his son's wife, which became a strange compliment in the Tang Dynasty. In 755, after the Anshi Rebellion, Tang Xuanzong hurriedly fled Chang'an.
The following year, when the team passed through the horsetail art, Huadian forced Yang and Yang to die. In desperation, Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei committed suicide for ten years, and Yang Yuhuan was only thirty-eight years old. Bai Juyi's "Long Hate Song" is a tragic story about Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei. The only accounts of Yang Guifei's suicide and the horse are official records.
For example, Li Zhao of the Tang Dynasty said in his Buddhist cloth: Quanzong Faith is the only life of a horse. Goryeo is a noble concubine under a pear tree in front of a Buddhist temple. Ma Wei only needs one computer. It is said that every passerby has to put money to borrow to play, and has made a lot of profits before and after.
Becoming rich in her later years meant that Yang Guifei died under the suicide note of Ma's only Buddhist temple. While moving the poem, one of the shoes on Yang Guifei's feet was lost, causing an old woman to kill the wizard. Even so, some people believe that Yang Guifei did not die since she was a child, but died in the army. This book is mainly described in some Tang poems.
In the second year of Zhide, in 757 AD, Du Fu occupied Chang'an at An Lu Mountain and wrote a poem called "The Head of the Wai River". There is a famous story about the size of the building, but there is no wandering spirit, but he does not know this sentence, implying that Yang Guifei was not killed by a horse, just because it meant that she would not see blood. Li Yi's poems such as "Seven Lines of Horsetail and Seven Lines of Horsetail", "Two-Eight-Shaped Camel Army Rest", and "Too True and Too Evil" also reflect the situation in which Yang Guifei was killed by the rebel army and died under the blade of the soldier.
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Du Muhua Qing Palace's 30 rhyme Xuanhua Ma fired a gun for writing the blood of Lin Luo, Zhang Youhua Qing Palace, Bai Fei Ziyan, Wen and other people involved. Ma only returned to the non-Yan table, annihilated and composed poems such as "Sound Control" and "Jiaocao", all of which thought that Yang Guifei had written it to see and die. In addition, there is also a saying that Yang Guifei swallowed gold and died. For example, Liu Yuxi once wrote a poem by Ma Weixing, which read: Yumu Buddha Wind Road, Imperial City Ma Weixing, roadside Yang Guiren is three or four feet tall, is the middle ear of rice.
The letter received is true. Your family manages the letter, the Son of Heaven guards the demon, and the forces from all sides help the door. Thousands of nobles turned their eyes to the first time, and the wind and rain were the best. Nobles and golden crabs, silver wood are given the surname of health and happiness, so the color is the same. Judging from this poem, Yang Guifei died by swallowing gold. Mr. Chen Yinke was curious about this claim and examined it in the original manuscript. However, Chen Yinke did not rule out that Yang Guifei may have swallowed the stalk before being killed.
Moreover, some people even believe that Yang Guifei did not commit suicide, but fled after turning to ancestor worship. As early as the Tang Dynasty, there were such rumors. Some people believe that Yang Guifei did not die in Ma Wei, but lived in the folk and became a female Taoist monk. This statement already existed at the time. As recorded in Bai Juyi's Long Hate Song, there is no place where the Jade Dragon has not returned to the emperor, there is no place where it has not returned to the emperor, and there is no prophecy in the soil under the horsetail slope.
Here it is said that Xuanzong, especially the anti-Chang'an after the counter-rebellion, passed by Yang Guifei's sickbed, hesitating and unwilling to leave. But his poems are no longer visible in the soil of Maweipo. Later, I asked for sex, above, and he looked for the green void, and below, the yellow spring, but he didn't find the one he was looking for. Bai Juyi hinted here that the noble concubine was still alive, not only to go first, but also to return to the imperial power for a lifetime. There are various theories about Yang Guifei's whereabouts in Japan.
There is a theory that the deceased was a double corpse, and Yang Guifei fled to Niuhu Pavilion in Daqing County, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. The drunken corpses were maids, and the military leaders Chen Xuan and Li Ailian were beautiful and could not bear to kill them, so they conspired with The Korean History to replace Korea with maids, transporting the corpses of noble concubines by car, and Chen Xuanlu examined the corpses to make himself successful.
Yang Guifei, escorted by Chen Shirley's cronies, fled south, set sail near Beijing and Shanghai, and went to Japan to drink at the Lake Pavilion. In 1963, a Japanese girl showed her family tree to a television audience, saying she was a descendant of Yang Guifei. The famous Japanese movie star Momoe Yamaguchi also claimed to be a descendant of Yang Guifei.
It is said that after Emperor Xuanzong of Tang resolved the Anshi Rebellion, he sent fangshi out to sea to look for it. After looking for Yang Guifei for a long time, the alchemists also gave him two Buddha statues given by Tang Xuanzong. Non-gift hairpins are used as a treatment. These two Buddha statues are still enshrined in the Nine King's Temple in Japan. Yang Guifei eventually died in Japan and was buried in Jiujing-in.
There is still a Wulun Pagoda, which is said to be the tomb of Yang Guifei. Five stone pagodas were built on the tomb of Yang Guifei. At present, Yang Guifei has two wooden planks, one about the Wulun Pagoda and one about Yang Guifei, and the description says that Yang Guifei's tomb is full of mystery and romance. There is even a bizarre theory about The legend of Yang Guifei, the wife of Tang Xuanzong in the sixth dynasty of Tang, that Yang Guifei did not go to Japan, but to the United States. The American scholar Wei Juxian claimed in his book "Chinese Discover america" that he verified that Yang Guifei did not die of horsetail, but was taken to distant America.
The mystery of Yang Guifei's death, did she flee to Japan? Folklore Yang. The resurrection of the noble concubine reflects people's sympathy and nostalgia for her. However, in fact, Yang Guifei was most likely to die under the horse. The only reason was that Yang Guifei's death was due to continuous work of consciousness.
That is to say, the generals of the Sixth Army hated Yang Guozhong and implicated Yang Guifei, which was Gao Lipp's point of view, because the biography was written based on his dictations. Moreover, judging from the form of the Ma Weiwei incident, it was difficult for Tang Xuanzong to explain why Yang Guifei did not die. After Yang Guifei hanged herself, the body was transported from the Buddhist temple to the station and placed in the courtyard.
Taking pictures around her, Chen and other soldiers came in to check. Yang Guifei died in the horsetail. The "Book of Tang", "Tongjian" and other historical books are clearly recorded, as are the notes of the Tang people and the envoys, such as the "Korean Book Biography", "Candy Recipe", "Ming and Huang Miscellaneous Records", "An Lushan Deeds" and so on.
It should be said that Yang Guifei's killing of horses is desirable, and the historical data is also more detailed. You got the Raiders, but Yang Guifei's statement about fleeing, becoming a female Taoist priest, and fleeing to Japan is also reasonable, politically well-founded, and cannot be easily denied. All of this requires new historical materials to discover in order to solve this mystery for us. Well.