When we study history in high school, there is a very important section to study, that is, the history of culture and thought in ancient China. It is recorded that during the Song Dynasty, there were was was a washe fence for the entertainment of the people, and in the Yuan Dynasty, the rise of Yuanqu and miscellaneous drama made people's lives more exciting. After that, the art of music in various places developed again. At that time, people loved quyi no less than now like watching TV series.
In the music art of various places, we will find a very interesting phenomenon - Bao Zheng's appearance rate is very high, not only Peking Opera, but also Bao Zheng's plays in Qin Cavity, Hebei Zizi, etc., and he has performed all of them from birth to death. Among them, the famous ones belong to the "Gongmei Case" and "Tanuki Cat for Prince" and other bridge sections.
Then many people have to ask, is the Bao Zheng played in quyi really that powerful? Is there really a bao zheng in history? There is no doubt that The bag is there. However, what is recorded in history is very different from what is interpreted in the art of music.
Bao Zheng was born in the second year of Emperor Zhenzong of Song's Xianping, that is, in 999, in the fifth year of Emperor Renzong of Song (1027), and was awarded the post of tax inspector of Hezhou. You know, Bao Zheng is already very powerful, he was lifted at the age of 28, and if he could lift at the age of forty at that time, he was called a genius!
In the first year of the Qing calendar, he was appointed as the Governor of Duanzhou, and in the third year of the Qing Calendar, he was transferred to the capital and served as the Emperor of the Palace, and then changed to the post of Inspector of Imperial History. Bao Zheng once wrote to the emperor, hoping that the emperor would train soldiers, rectify national defense, and pay tribute to the Liao state was not a long-term strategy. He often impeached the misbehaving official in front of the emperor, and the officials colluded with each other to frame him, promising to resign as an inspector.
In the fifth year of the Qing calendar, he was ordered to send an envoy to the Liao state, observe the deployment and deployment of troops of the Liao people along the way, and after returning to China, he requested the deployment of troops against the Liao state to arrange the troops to deal with it, in case of accidents. In the seventh year of the Qing calendar, he successively served as a member of the Shangshu Gong Department, a foreign lang, and a Shaanxi transport envoy.
In the eighth year of the Qing calendar, he served as a transport envoy on Hebei Road. During his time in power, he was exempt from the cumbersome taxes that had been levied on the people. Moreover, the originally idle fertile land was distributed to the people for cultivation, which won the love of the people. In the second year of the emperor's reign, he was again transferred to the capital as a speech official.
He first wrote to the emperor, borrowing Wei Zheng's exhortation to Li Shimin, hoping that the emperor would put this on the right side of the seat as a warning. Later, he wrote to the emperor and asked him to check the officials, distinguish between right and wrong, and reuse the wise. Moreover, some impractical decrees were abolished, and the people were lenient, etc., fortunately, the emperor listened to them.
When Emperor Yu was four years old, he served as a scholar of Longtuge zhi and an envoy to the capital of Hebei. During his reign, he wrote to the emperor many times to make suggestions, but the emperor did not pay attention to him. By the time he was in his second year, he was belittled for his mistakes in defending officials. When Jiayou was seven years old, Bao Zheng suddenly fell ill while inspecting the Privy Council, and died shortly after. Emperor Renzong of Song was very sad and went to the throne for a day to show his condolences, and then posthumously presented the Libu Shangshu with the title of Xiao Su.
Judging from the historical records, Bao Zheng did more in his life in the areas of advice and administration, but he almost did not have any cases in judging cases. Moreover, the positions he held were not case-solving, and there were not so many strange cases. Of course, Bao Zheng in Quyi is the image of Qingtian in people's imagination, which is considered to have artistic processing, and there is still a difference between it and the history books.
Although Bao Zheng was not a "Qingtian", he still did a lot of things that were beneficial to the people, and in the official field, which was a miasma, he could also be regarded as a generation of clean officials. Dear readers, do you have any other questions about Bao Zheng?