At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, the four most outstanding talents appeared, Wang Bo, Yang Jiong, Lu Zhaolin, and Luo Bin wang, referred to as "Wang Yang Luluo, posterity known as the four masters of the early Tang Dynasty." These four people learned to be rich in five cars, the world's wizards, but the fate was miserable, there were many disasters and difficulties, and none of them died well.
Wang Bo (650–676), courtesy name Zi'an, was a native of Longmen County, Dai prefecture (present-day Hejin, Shanxi). Tang Dynasty literary scholar. Wang Bo is smart and studious, can write at the age of six, and writes smoothly. "Confidant in the sea, if the end of the world is next to each other", the sunset and the lone bird fly together, and the autumn water is longer and the same day, which makes posterity praise. A "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" is well-known all over the world, a blockbuster, and it is really a response to who in the world does not know the king!
An imposing farewell poem
The sunset and the lone bird fly together, and the autumn water is longer and the sky is the same
Known as a child prodigy
In the autumn of the first year of Lin De (664), Wang Bo wrote to Liu Xiangdao, directly chen political views, and showed his determination to actively use the world, which was deeply appreciated by Liu Xiangdao.
Marveled at Tang Gaozong: "Wizard, wizard, I Am a Great Tang Wizard!"
In the first year of Qianfeng (666), through Li Changbo's "Ode to The Eastern Yue of Chenyou", he then passed the Examination of Yousu Ke and the first, and was awarded the title of Emperor Sanlang, becoming the youngest official in the imperial court. After that, he thought about the spring, wrote the "Ode to the Qianyuan Temple", the article was beautiful, and it shocked the holy listener. When Emperor Gaozong of Tang saw this ode, singing praises of merit and virtue, and the words were beautiful and righteous, it was the work of a prodigy who had not yet reached the weak crown, and he was amazed: "Wizard, wizard, I Am a Great Tang Wizard!" Since then, Wang Bo's literary name has also been greatly encouraged, and together with Yang Jiong, Lu Zhaolin, and Luo Bin wang, he has been called the "Four Masters of the Early Tang Dynasty" and pushed to the first place.
Disaster: Wrote "Cockfighting" and was expelled from Kyoto
After Wang Bo became a chaosanlang, he was introduced by the chief examiner to serve as a cultivator of the Pei King's Mansion and won the favor of Li Xian, the Prince of Pei. Once, Li Xian, the King of Pei, fought cocks with King Li Xian, and Wang Bo wrote a "Chicken Text of king Ying" to fight against the king of Ying's cockfighting, in order to help King Pei. Unexpectedly, when this article reached the hands of Emperor Gaozong of Tang, Shengyan was displeased, and after reading it, he was angry and sighed: "Crooked talent, crooked talent!" The Second King, As a doctor, Wang Bo, instead of exhorting, made a text (in ancient times, government announcements or documents for denouncing and exposing crimes, etc., also refers to militant criticism and denunciation of articles), deliberately fabricated, exaggerated, and this person should be immediately expelled from the palace. Emperor Gaozong of Tang considered this article to stir up dissension and ordered him to be expelled from Chang'an. As a result, Wang Bo was expelled. With his own talent and painstaking efforts, he managed the newly opened career, and it was destroyed in one fell swoop.
Committed a capital crime, was fortunately met with amnesty, and escaped a disaster
In the autumn and winter of the second year of Xianheng (671), Wang Bo returned to Chang'an from Shudi to participate in the scientific election. His friend Ling Jiyou was then a judicial officer in Yuzhou, saying that Yuzhou was rich in medicines, and he knew medicine and herbs, so he found a position for him to join the army in Yuzhou. During his tenure as a soldier in YuZhou, an official slave named Cao Da committed a crime, he hid the criminal, and later, afraid of leaking the wind, he killed Cao Da to do it, and as a result, he committed a capital crime. Fortunately, in the face of amnesty, Wang Bocai was not executed. However, the Old Book of Tang records that Wang Bo's hiding of Cao Da was actually a trap laid for Wang Bo by someone who had a festival with Wang Bo.
In the doom, death
Wang Boyin killed the official slave Cao Da, which troubled his father Wang Fuyu, who was demoted from Yongzhou to Jiaojiao County, and who went far beyond the southern wilderness. The blow of this incident to Wang Bo far exceeded the punishment for himself. Although Wang Bo was a man of unbridled behavior, his basic principle of standing in the world was based on the Confucian etiquette. It is also because of this matter that I am often ashamed and self-blamed. After Wang Bo was released from prison, he stayed at home for more than a year, when the imperial court announced the reinstatement of his old post, and he regarded eun Hai as a fearful way and did not accept it. In the autumn of the second year of the First Yuan Dynasty (675), it set off from Luoyang and went south along the canal; in mid-August, it reached Huaiyin, and then from Huaiyin to Chuzhou, leaving Chuzhou and continuing south along the canal. After entering the Yangtze River, turn west and go to Jiangning.
Around the spring and summer of the third year of the first century (676), Wang Bo had arrived at The Lingwang Fu Domain in Jiaozhi County and met his father, who was living in poverty. Soon after, Wang Bo embarked on his way home. It was summer, the south China Sea was windy and high, and Wang Bo unfortunately drowned and died of panic.
Looking at Wang Bo's life, it is inevitable that people will regret it. Ideologically, he advocated Confucianism, advocated benevolent government, longed for fame, and hoped for the world; the works presented the majestic beauty of combining "high sentiments and grand ideas" and "heroic pen wizards", the style orientation of "qi over the clouds, the words carrying the wind and frost", and the expression of "feeling the order of fate, boarding and leaving the reward".
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="26" > Chairman Mao commented on Wang Bo</h1>
This person was highly talented and erudite, and was fluent in Wen Guangchang, reflecting the social dynamics of the feudal and prosperous world at that time, and was very readable. This man had a bad life, was punished everywhere, and almost died in Yuzhou. Therefore, in addition to his wen and guangchang liuli, there is also a party full of sorrow. And he was listed with Jia Yi, Wang Bi, Li He, Xia Wanchun, and so on, "They are all handsome geniuses, and unfortunately they died too early."
King Luobin
Luo Bin wang, character sightseeing, Wuzhou Yiwu (now part of Zhejiang) people. Tang Dynasty ministers, poets, Confucians, one of the four masters of the early Tang Dynasty. He was called a child prodigy since he was a child, and at the age of seven, he wrote the popular "Wing Goose".
Wing goose
King Luo Bin came from a humble background and had few talents. During the Yonghui period, it became the main book of literature and martial arts of Li Yuanqing, the king of Dao, and the main book of Chang'an. In the third year of Yi Feng (678), he served as an attendant to the imperial history, was imprisoned for the incident, and was pardoned. In the second year of The Transfer Lu (680), he was appointed as the governor of Linhai County, and was dismissed from office.
He rebelled against the imperial court and was unknown whether he or she was alive or dead
In the first year of the Guangzhai Dynasty (684), he followed the British Duke Xu Jingye to raise an army against Wu Zetian and wrote the "Discussion of Wu Wu". After xu Jingye's defeat, Luo Binwang's ending was unknown, or he was killed by the rebel army, or he escaped into the empty gate, and the ending was lamentable.
Lu Zhaolin
Lu Zhaolin (date of birth unknown), courtesy name Shengzhi , was a Tang Dynasty poet from Fanyang , Youzhou ( present-day Zhuozhou , Hebei ) . Erudite and able to write, he started as the tang prince Li Yuanyufu and moved to Xindu County, Yizhou. After leaving his post, he stayed in Shuzhong and let loose poetry and wine. Later, due to wind disease, he was in pain and died of self-sinking water.
Fame
When Lu Zhaolin was a child reading poetry, when he was ten years old, Lu Zhaolin went to Jiangnan to study with Cao Xian, a great scholar of literature, and Wang Yifang, an expert in jingshi, and listened to them teach "Three Cangs", "Erya" and "Classics and History Books". Lu Zhaolin is erudite and good at writing articles. After completing his studies, Lu Zhaolin followed the tang customs and rushed to Chang'an to seek help. Initially, he defected to the imperial court and was deeply appreciated by laiji, and under the admiration and recommendation of laiji, his own good talent, Lu Zhaolin became famous.
Infected with wind and disease, he was in pain, and died of sinking into the water
After Lu Zhaolin left Shudi, he lived in Luoyang. During this period, he made a seven-character ancient poem "Chang'an Ancient Meaning", one of which was "Liang Jia Painting Pavilion In the Heavens, the Han Emperor's Golden Stem Cloud Outer Straight", Wu Zetian's nephew Wu Sansi read it, it was very harsh, so he threw Lu Zhaolin into prison. The family rescue was fruitless, and they were later spared because of the rescue of friends. Shortly after his release from prison, Lu Zhaolin fell ill with wind and lived on mount Taibai near Chang'an, during which time he met Sun Simiao and admired him. Lu Zhaolin simply lived with Sun Simiao. Soon, Emperor Gaozong of Tang took refuge in jiucheng palace, and Sun Simiao accompanied him to the same trip. Lu Zhaolin lived alone to recuperate from illness, during which he wrote "Sick Pear Tree Endowment". In order to cure the disease, Lu Zhaolin took the Alchemist's Xuanming ointment. It just so happened that his father died, Lu Zhaolin cried bitterly, and the Dan medicine was vomited out, so that the disease intensified. Later, he transferred to the East Longmen Mountain Guest House, cloth vegetarian food, relying on friends to help him survive. At this time, his condition was getting worse and worse, his feet could not be straightened, and he could not move one hand, so he bought dozens of acres of land under the Guzi Mountain, drew water around the house, and built a tomb for himself in advance, and he slept in the tomb. During this period, he made poems such as "Interpretation of Diseases" and "Five Sorrows", which were quite disturbing and were highly valued by the scribes. After being ill for a long time, Lu Zhaolin could not bear the pain and torture of illness, so he said goodbye to his relatives and threw himself into the water and died, when he was only forty years old.
Yang Jiong (650–693), courtesy name Lingming, was a native of Huayin, Huazhou (present-day Huayin, Shaanxi). Tang Dynasty minister, literary scholar, great-grandson of Yang Chu, Duke of Changshan County, and one of the "Four Masters of the Early Tang Dynasty".
Raised prodigy
Yang Jiong was very intelligent and erudite at an early age, and his literary ability was outstanding, and in the fourth year of Tang Xianqing (659), he was raised by his disciples and brothers, and was promoted as a prodigy. In the fifth year of Tang Xianqing (660), Yang Jiong was eleven years old, and he was waiting to be made of the Hongwen Pavilion for sixteen years.
Career East Palace
In the second year of Tang Yonglong (681), Yang Jiong was recommended by Xue Yuanchao, a zhongshu attendant, to be a scholar of Chongwenguan, and in the first year of Yongchun (682), Yang Jiong was promoted to crown prince (Li Xian) Zhan Shi sizhi, a scholar of Chonghong Wenguan, and in charge of the affairs of the Eastern Palace of the Crown Prince.
Demeaning Zizhou
In September of the third year of Tang Yongchun (684), Yang Shenrang, the son of Yang Jiong's uncle Yang Degan, followed Xu Jingye in a rebellion against Wu Zetian in Yangzhou. After the incident subsided, Yang Degan's father and son were killed, Yang Jiong was sent to Zhulian, and in the second year of the Imperial Arch (686), Yang Jiong was demoted to The Prefecture of Zizhou (梓州, in modern Santai County, Sichuan) to serve as a judicial officer, ending his twenty-six years of stable life in Chang'an.
The end of the river
In the winter of the first year of Tang Ruyi (692), Yang Jiong was appointed as the county commander of Yingchuan (present-day Quzhou, Zhejiang). Around the second year of Ruyi (693), Yang Jiong died in office.
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