The long river of history is running endlessly, there are calm waves, there are also waves, let Xiaobian take you into history and understand history.
Wei Xiaobao, the male protagonist of Jin Yong's master "Deer Ding", has a slippery tongue and exquisite eight faces, which is simply a popular harvester. This Junping had a habit of worshiping, and there were about ten brothers of Yijie Jinlan, including Suo Ertu, Yang Yizhi, Hu Yizhi, Daniel Zhang, Zhao Liangdong, Wang Jinbao, Sun Sike, Sangjie Lama, Prince Geldan, and Mao Eighteen. Some of them do have their own in history.
Suo Ertu was a yellow flag man, the second son of a famous minister in the early Qing Dynasty. Born into an aristocratic family, he also made meritorious contributions to the battle, and his career was a horse Pingchuan, an official to the Bohol Temple, and his power was tilted toward the opposition for a long time.
However, he was too fond of stacks, committed a big taboo to instigate the crown prince to usurp the throne, and when he was careless, he lost everything, was arrested in prison, starved to death inside, and was also identified by Kangxi as "the first sinner of the dynasty".
It is worth mentioning that in the "Deer Ding", there is a plot of Suo Ertu and Wei Xiaobao sharing the booty, and the historical Suo Ertu is indeed insatiable.
Daniel Zhang
The head of the "Four Han Generals of Hexi", a native of Xi'an. As his name suggests, Daniel Zhang can ride and shoot, and is quite brave, but because of his right foot injury, he sat in a palanquin for many years to direct the battle.
Daniel Zhang joined the Ming army in his early years, became a deputy general, and was demoted to the Qing in 1645. Subsequently, dashun was defeated, the town of Gansu, and the southwest of Zhan, and made a miraculous contribution. After Wu Sangui mutinied, Daniel Zhang as a fierce general of the Qing army, won a series of great victories, and was added to the knighthood by the imperial court. In 1684, Daniel Zhang fell ill and died on the march.
Zhao Liangdong
Zhao Liangdong is one of the "Four Han Generals of Hexi", a native of Ningxia. Born in the army, tired and promoted. During the San Francisco Rebellion, Zhao Liangdong led an army to defeat the Wu army and abandon the armored troops, and the history records that he "conquered hundreds of cities in Fuxian County" and recovered Sichuan, Yunnan and other places, which played a huge role in quelling the chaos.
However, Zhao Liangdong had a straight personality and a small temperament, suffered a lot of losses, and was repeatedly excluded and demoted. In 1697, Zhao Liangdong died of illness.
Wang Jinbao was a native of Longxi and one of the "Four Han Generals of Hexi". He came from a poor background, and only by chance did he have the opportunity to become a soldier. Wang Jinbao was tall and proficient in riding and shooting, and later garrisoned the frontier with the "Xining General Army".
During the San Francisco Rebellion, Wang Jinbao recaptured Lanzhou and Sichuan and was promoted to general of Fenwei. In 1685, Wang Jinbao died of illness.
In Wang Jinbao's hometown, there are many legends about him, the most widely spread of which is that Wang Jinbao is the "embodiment of the black tiger".
Sun Sike
The Han army was a white banner man, who served as a royal guard in his youth, and later accompanied Hong Chengyu in the southern expedition to the northern war, and was an official to the general army of Gansu. When Wu Sangui raised an army, the border nomadic tribes took advantage of the chaos to invade, and Sun Sike led his army to repel the enemy, and then conquered Jingyuan and Pingliang.
Sun Sike town guarded Hexi for decades, in addition to defending the territory, but also restored ancient buildings, contributing to cultural undertakings.
In 1700, Sun Sike died of illness.
Sangjie Lama
The prototype of the Sangjie Lama was Des Sangjie Gyatso, a native of Lhasa. Unlike in the novel, he is not a monk and is not a lama.
Sangye was erudite and multi-talented, dabbling in Buddhism, medicine, astronomy, law, and many other fields, and became the fifth Dipa in 1679.
In history, Sangjie is a figure of considerable controversy: the Fifth Dalai Lama died, he did not report his death, and he still monopolized state affairs under the guise of the Dalai Lama; In order to increase political leverage, the private Dalai Lama VI; Collude with Kaldan against the Central Dynasty.
Sangjie and the Khan of the Heshuo Khanate, Razang Khan, had a conflict, and a military conflict broke out between the two sides, and Sangjie was defeated and killed.
Prince Gordan
Prince Geldan was also known as Kaldan, the son of The Dzungar Khan Batu Huntaiji. Kaldan became a monk at a young age and went to Lhasa to study Buddhism, where he was a classmate of Sangye Gyatso. During the civil unrest in Dzungar, Kaldan returned to the tribe and established himself as Khan. He constantly annexed other tribes, invaded the north and south of the desert, and sent troops to the east.
Kangxi was furious and marched three times to defeat Gardan, who committed suicide by taking poison.
In addition to the 7 people mentioned above, the rest of Yang Yizhi, Hu Yizhi and Mao Eighteen are all fictional characters that do not exist in history.
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