Misreading the Book of Search gods: King Hui of Zhou took refuge in the Zheng Kingdom, the palace was robbed, and the jade became a sand-and-sand shooting

Jade Dragon: King Hui of Zhou took refuge in the Zheng Kingdom, the palace was robbed, and the jade became a sand shooting person

In the second year of the Jin Dynasty, King Hui of Zhou took refuge in Zheng Guo, and some Zheng people ran to the inn where King Hui of Zhou lived to rob him, and many jade objects were robbed. Halfway through, the jades turned into slugs and sprayed sand at the people who robbed the jades.

Comment: The stinger, a legendary pest, is shaped like a turtle, has three legs, is good at sand shooting people, and is more sinister. This article may have used a harmonic stem. The background of the historical events mentioned in the text is the "Prince Decadence Rebellion" of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, which is briefly introduced here. King Hui of Zhou was the fifth monarch of Eastern Zhou, and shortly after King Hui of Zhou ascended the throne, he encroached on many of the nobles of the kingdom of Concubines, and in the second year of King Hui of Zhou, the nobles of the Kingdom of Zhou, who were dissatisfied with King Hui of Zhou, supported the prince and launched a rebellion, but without success. The fleeing prince Made a comeback shortly after, with the support of Wei Guo and Southern Yan, successfully expelled King Hui of Zhou, and Became the Son of Zhou under the support of Wei Guo, Southern Yan and other princes and nobles. King Hui of Zhou, who was exiled, was taken to zheng guo by Zheng Ligong and began to live under the fence. The jade sluging incident recorded in this article should have occurred during this period. After two years of sojourn in Zheng Guo, King Hui of Zhou finally put down the rebellion of the prince with the help of Zheng Ligong and successfully returned to the capital.

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Original text: In the second year of the Jin Dynasty, King Hui of Zhou lived in Zheng, and the Zheng people entered the palace, took more jade, and the jade turned into a sting, shooting people.

Disclaimer: The Book of Search for God is a book by the Eastern Jin Dynasty historian Gan Bao (?) —336 AD) created a novel, in terms of the age of creation, there are nearly 1700 years of history, during this period, Chinese mythological stories are also a process of continuous evolution and completion, the character image described and the mainstream image of today will inevitably deviate. Therefore, this article is mainly for the reading notes made in the original text of the Search God Record, mainly based on the translation of the original text and the filling of the brain hole. Due to the limited level of personal knowledge, the translation of some words is inevitably not accurate enough, and for some of the character stories in the text outside the "Search for God", the understanding is not too comprehensive, and it is inevitable that there will be omissions when narrating.