Southern Crown Chu Prisoner: According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Chu was in the south of the Jin Dynasty, so the Chu Crown was called the Southern Crown. Chu Chen Zhong Yi was imprisoned in the Jin State and never forgot the Chu State. He wore the hat of the southern country for many years and played the tune of the southern country, which was praised by the people of the Jin state at that time.
See The Left. It is recorded in the Ninth Year of chenggong. Originally, it referred to prisoners of the Chu state who were captured, and later they were generally referred to as prisoners or prisoners of war. Tang Dynasty. Zhao Gao wrote in the poem "Autumn Eve of Chang'an": "He Xingnanguan was imprisoned in Chu." Also known as "Southern Crown Gentleman",
"Southern Crown Prisoner", "Southern Crown Guest", "South Crown". Tang Dynasty. Li Bai wrote in the poem "Flowing Night Lang Smells Unpredictable": "The northern que saint Song Taikang, the southern crown gentleman is desolate." Yuan. Wang Feng wrote in the poem "Homeless Yan": "Former Ben Wuyi Jun, now learn Nanguan prisoner."
clear. Yan Guangmin wrote in the poem "Sending Zhu Xi to Jinan": "There are still Southern Crown Guests in the Court of Litigation, and Mo Xiangyantai thinks of the deceased." Tian Han in "South in the Middle. In the poem "Gift to Chen Tongsheng", it is written: "Drunk in the middle of the night, he xing is close to the noun."