As a classic sitcom, Wulin Waichuan has been loved by audiences since it was broadcast in 2006. But do you know which dynasty the story of Wulin Waichuan takes place?
I believe that when asked about this, many friends will blurt out: Of course, it is the Ming Dynasty! Which emperor of the Ming Dynasty was that? Seeing this, I believe that many fans will begin to have differences.
In fact, there is a clear time given in the play: during the Ming Dynasty's Yong calendar
At this point, it seems that the debate can be over.
But is that really the case?
In fact, the real Yong calendar is one of the regimes established by the Ming dynasty clan in the south after the fall of Beijing. As a government-in-exile, the Guanzhong region, which was ruled by the Qing Dynasty, could not have a comfortable life like in the play. Therefore, this statement can be basically determined to be untenable.
Since the eternal calendar is not true, let's look at other details.
First, there is a well in the backyard during the Zhengde period, and it can be speculated that the plot takes place after Zhengde.
2. When fighting a price war with the Sable Cicada, he clearly stated that he wished the Emperor seven years and eight months on the throne.
The Ming Dynasty reigned for more than seven years and only Jiajing, Wanli and Chongzhen after Zhengde.
Third, big mouth and little Guo Xiucai were angry, and Tuo Lao Bai found a copy of the "Atlas of All Nations" to pretend to be a literary hero.
The Atlas of All Nations is a map of the world published by the missionary Matteo Ricci in cooperation with Li Zhizao during his missionary mission in China, and was printed in Beijing in the 30th year of the Ming Dynasty. (1602)
So the TV series story must have taken place thirty years after wanli.
Fourth, when Wu Shouyi, the crosser, came to let Mo Xiaobei learn martial arts, Lao Bai said that thirty years had passed since the duel of Blowing Snow at the West Gate of Ye Lonely City.
When was the duel between Ye Lonely City and Ximen Chuixue?
Lu Xiaofeng: "Where do you often go?" ”
The little old man nodded, "Now in Fuso Garden, Toyotomi Hideyoshi is in power, and this generation of tyrants has great ambitions and has long been involved in the mainland and Korea."
It can be seen that the story of the Nine Days of the Phoenix Dance occurred before Toyotomi Hideyoshi invaded Korea, and the story of Ximen Chuixue was before the Nine Days of the Phoenix Dance, so the duel between Ye Gucheng and Ximen Chuixue occurred before Toyotomi Hideyoshi invaded Korea.
In reality, Toyotomi Hideyoshi invaded Korea in 1592, so it can be inferred that the story of The Tale of Wulin took place before 1622.
At this point, we can lock the story of the wulin story between 1602 and 1622.
5. Ji Wusheng successfully escaped from prison due to the earthquake in Beijing.
According to the Ming Dynasty, between 1602 and 1622, only the 36th year of the Wanli Calendar, that is, in 1608, there was an earthquake in The capital.
In summary, it seems that all the truth has come out, and the story of wulin is spread around the thirty-sixth year of the Wanli Calendar.
But is that really the case?
6. The tomb of King Xin was stolen.
The tomb of King Xin was stolen by Lei Lao Wu, who stolen the tomb, so that a series of stories were involved.
So who is this king of faith? In history, there are many kings who have been lettered, but the one who can make the imperial court send a waiter to investigate must be sealed by the dynasty, and in the whole Ming Dynasty, there is only one king of letters.
He was the Chongzhen Emperor, Zhu Youjian.
Moreover, Zhu Youjian was only enthroned as a letter king in 1622. Moreover, if the tomb is chongzhen after the emperor ascends the throne, it cannot be called the king of faith.
How did the Letter King, who was sealed in 1622, be robbed of the tomb by Lei Lao Wu in 1608?
There may be only one explanation for these contradictions.
That is, the old Bai Tong Xiangyu they were living in the ming dynasty in the air.
During this alternate time, Chongzhen did not become emperor and died young.
In this overhead time, perhaps the Ming Dynasty was not destroyed by the Qing Dynasty.
But perhaps this overhead timeline is the one that best suits them.
After all, if you live in the final years of the Ming Dynasty in reality, there is a high probability that the country will break up and the family will die.