First of all, I need to say one thing bluntly:
The "Giant Bully" mentioned in the title is a person, not an object. The relationship between Ju Wuba and Wang Mang is a normal interpersonal relationship of human society, not a mysterious contract between ghosts and humans.
The story of juggernaut can now be found in the Book of Han? Found in the biography of Wang Mang.
One day, Taishou Hanbo wrote to Wang Mang. "The subject found an inhuman with special abilities in the county. A man who called himself "Jubha" came to the courtier's mansion. This man was about two meters and four meters tall, and his waist needed to be surrounded by at least ten people holding hands. He told his subjects that he wanted to fight the Huns for his country. ”
Probably because Han Bo saw this person and saw the extraordinary talent of Ju Wuba, he was very enthusiastic to recommend this stranger to Wang Mang. But Wang Mang only saw Such a book from Han Bo, and he was a little taller than one meter six meters, and he couldn't imagine what the concept of two meters four was.
Due to his lack of understanding of ju wuba, Wang Mang buried the inhuman and only arranged for him to be stationed in Xinfeng.
In view of the fact that Ju Wuba was more or less an alien, Wang Mang gave him the surname Ju Wushi.
However, this surname does not mean any praise. According to Wang Mang's explanation to Empress Wenmu,
"Ju Wu Clan" is just a surname belonging to the barbarians.
From Ju Wuba in the Book of Han? Judging from the appearance in the biography of Wang Mang, he is just a strange person who has left his name by chance. Even if ordinary cars could not accommodate him; three horses did not move him; he used a large drum to make a pillow for his sleep; he used iron chopsticks to eat, and he was only a reckless man in Wang Mang's eyes. Han Bo advised Wang Mang, "If some of the doors in the capital are too small for Jububa, and he can't wear them, I hope That Your Majesty will order the doors to be made taller and wider." But this was just a scornful laugh from Wang Mang.
But then, the story took a big turn. Only at this time, the stage of the Giant Emperor moved to the Book of the Later Han Dynasty.
It's gold, it always shines. The Book of later Han says that Ju Wuba was crammed into the Xinfeng army by Wang Mang, but the army was an army after all. Here, people with high force values are always more likely to stand out.
The Book of the Later Han Dynasty? The Chronicle of the Guangwu Emperor records that in the battle between Wang Mang and Liu Xiu, Ju Wuba had become a major general under Wang Mang. The Giant Bully in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty is not only a big man with a large body, but also has the special ability to drive and control beasts such as tigers, leopards, rhinos, and other fierce beasts.
At that time, Liu Xuan succeeded to the throne, and Wang Mang could no longer sit still in the face of the growing Liu clan.
He summoned the Giant Bully, appointed him as a lieutenant, and asked him to form an army of beasts.
Wang Mang decided to take the initiative.
Wang Mang's 430,000-strong army and a group of beasts rushed towards Kunyang. At this time, Liu Xiu, who was guarding the city, only had only seven or eight thousand people. In order to seek to turn defense into attack, Liu Xiu led twelve people in the middle of the night and rushed out of the siege while Wang Mang's army was unprepared. Hurriedly arriving at Dingling, Liu Xiu hurriedly rushed back to the battlefield with three thousand death squads. Liu Xiu took these Xinghan Zhishi to attack with one enemy and a hundred, and defeated Wang Mang's army one after another. Even the great general Wang Xun was killed under the sword of the death squad.
The dragons were leaderless, and Wang Mang's army was in chaos. It was at this time that The Heavenly Prince no longer favored Wang Mang. Dark clouds rolled, the wind was fierce, and heavy rain poured down. The army of beasts of the Giant Bully scattered in all directions in the midst of lightning and thunder, desperately fleeing the battlefield and fleeing to the dense forest. And Wang Mang's army of more than 400,000 also pushed and fled to The Water with a wail. The chaotic crowd fled, but did not pay attention to the rising water in the heavy rain. When the battlefield gradually returned to calm, the water was already blocked by the corpses of Wang Mang's generals and could not flow.
In this chaotic retreat, Ju Wuba, like his army of beasts, disappeared from the battlefield and disappeared from history. He was like a strange beast, breaking into history and leaving willfully. Wang Mang was only a ruler for a time to him, and he was only pursuing his own work. He used his sharp claws to leave a mark on the canvas of history, leaving us with legendary stories, leaving us with the seeds of our imagination.