First, Ding Guiqi, her mother, suffered from excessive grief, and she ate less food and a partial eclipse for a long time, leading to malnutrition.
Liang Shu records:
[Ordinary] In November of the seventh year (AD 526), your wife fell ill and the prince was still in Yongfu Province. He was ill day and night, and his clothes could not be undone. Moreover, step by step, from the funeral to the palace, and then to the funeral, the water does not enter, and every time I cry, I am exhausted. Gu Jie, a calligrapher of China sent by Emperor Gaozu, declared: "Those who destroy immortals are also saints. Ritual, bereavement is not just unfilial. If I were here, I would ruin myself! It can be forced into the diet immediately. " The prince is in trouble, but he entered the number. Naturally buried, a liter of porridge every day. Gaozu added: "I heard that you made too little progress and turned to ruin." I am sicker than myself. Because of you, my chest is full of diseases. So porridge should be compulsory, don't keep my appetite. Despite repeated exhortations, the day was no longer full, and I didn't taste the fruits and vegetables. Strong and strong, take ten, cut half. Every time I entered the DPRK, the literati couldn't help crying.
This paragraph of "Southern History" reads:
In November of seven years, your wife was ill and the prince was still in Yongfu Province. He is sick day and night and can't take off his clothes. Moreover, step by step, from the funeral to the palace, and then to the funeral, the water does not enter, and every time I cry, I am exhausted. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, calligrapher Gu Jie said, "It is more than unfilial to destroy immortals and saints. If I were here, I would have to destroy myself. You can drink porridge right away. " The prince is in the order, but when he counts, he will naturally be buried, and a liter of porridge will enter the sky. Emperor Wu also said: "I heard that you have made too little progress, so you should lose weight." I'm more disgusting than myself. Because of you, my chest feels terrible. So porridge should be imposed without my constant attention. Despite repeated persuasion, I finally lost my life, stopped overflowing, and didn't taste the taste of vegetables and fruits. Strong and strong, take ten, cut half. Every time I entered the DPRK, the literati couldn't help crying.
The words are similar. Both books claim that Xiao Tong was excessively sad after his mother died. At first, he completely broke his diet, and later he was forced to enter the diet by his father's decree. Before the burial day, he ate a liter of wheat porridge every day, and after the burial, it overflowed (twenty taels) every day, until the end of the burial period, before he tasted the taste of vegetables and fruits. Mother's mourning period is three years, and she hasn't tasted vegetables and fruits for three years, or she is malnourished because of lack of vitamins.
Second, Ding Guijian was tired of praying at the tomb and died in shame.
This part of "Liang Shu" is not recorded, only in "Southern History":
When Ding Guijian and the Prince sent someone to build a good cemetery, the grass was about to be cut. Some land sellers gave up one million when they got three million because eunuch Yu San asked for a fair. The three officials secretly inspired Emperor Wu, saying that the land acquired by the prince was not in Diji now, and the emperor made a taboo at the end of the year and ordered the city to take it. After the burial, a Taoist priest was good at painting tombs, saying, "The land is not good for the eldest son, so you can delay your sleep." It is the eldest son of Wax Goose and everything buried in the grave. There are two ladies-in-waiting, Bao Miaozhi and Wei Ya, who were both loved by the prince at first. In the evening of Miao, they met Yuya and secretly told Emperor Wu that "Yalei prayed for the prince." The emperor sent people to inspect and dig, and the fruit was geese and other things. If you are afraid, you will be poor. Xu Miangu remonstrated, so he only punished the Taoist priest, so he was ashamed, so he did not stand. Later, King Shaoling came to Danyang County, and entered the palace for competing with the villagers for maids, arguing that he had committed a little crime of seduction. In his article, he chased the injustice of the prince and cried for him. Miao's brother and son, Shang Long, are Gong Zhi, and Miao's nephew, who was previously unknown, was expelled on the same day.
This passage is about Ding Guikun's tomb. There is a bad blood between Xiao Tong and his son, and he was played tricks on by a villain.
Since Guo Pu in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 276-324) wrote the Book of Funeral Scriptures, China has learned about honesty, which has been widely accepted by Chinese people for more than 200 years since the Liang Dynasty. After Ding Guijian's death, Xiao Tongxian got a good feng shui and was prepared. Before burial, the eunuch told me secretly that Xiao Tong's cemetery was unlucky for the emperor, and Emperor Wu believed it and changed it. After the burial, a Taoist priest said that the new grave was not good for the eldest son (that is, the prince), so he made an aversion to throwing for the prince.
The history of the south is not detailed here, and the time of occurrence is not specified. It may have occurred several years after burial. The method of aversion to squatting should refer to the method of squatting or the method of squatting, which means the technique of restraining evil spirits. It will be bad for Emperor Wu to confess the evil deeds of the Taoist priest. Therefore, Emperor Wu was very unhappy after learning about it, and originally wanted to pursue it to the end. If so, I'm afraid Xiao can't escape, or it's not clear whether he will repeat the mistakes of witchcraft in the era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Fortunately, the incident did not expand. After the Taoist priest took over, it didn't seem to affect the feelings of Emperor Wu and Xiao Tong. However, Xiao Tong himself felt ashamed and regretful all his life.
The whole story of this incident is not recorded in detail in the history books. Perhaps Xiao Tong blamed himself, and shouldn't let the Taoist priest commit crimes for his own benefit, thus causing his father's displeasure. In short, it was an event that he regretted for life. The death of his mother and bad blood with his father, coupled with long-term malnutrition, had a great impact on Xiao Tong's body and mind, which made his ability to resist diseases drop sharply, and buried the distant cause that he could not afford to get sick later.
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2. Discussion on the historical materials related to Prince Zhaoming's longevity.
Third, drowning is a disease, and people will not die.
"Southern History" records again:
[Zhong Datong] In March of the third year (AD 53 1 year), he swam back to the pool and carved the Govern hibiscus. The man surnamed Ji rowed the boat without drowning, and came to the conclusion that he was deeply warned not to say anything because he was afraid of the emperor's worry, so he slept to hear about it. When Emperor Wu asked questions, he began to write his own calligraphy. He was a little embarrassed, so he wanted to hear it, but he refused, saying, "Why does the cloud let the Supreme know that I am so evil?" Because he was sobbing. On the third day of April, he was violent and evil. At the age of thirty-one, he began to be Emperor Wu. When the emperor mourned, he ordered him to be crowned, saying that he knew it very well. In May, Geng Yin was buried in Anning Mausoleum, calling Zuo Changshi Wang Yun as a memorial book. Holding hands, men and women ran to the palace door and cried all the way. Hearing the news of their death, people all over the country and Xinjiang felt sad.
And "Liang Shu" only records:
Three years in March, sleeping sickness. I'm afraid I will worry about my ancestors, so I have to ask questions. I need to write my own calligraphy. He was a little embarrassed, so he wanted to hear it, but he refused, saying, "Why does the cloud let the Supreme know that I am so evil?" Because he was sobbing. In April, I was thirty-one. Gao Zuxing was in the East Palace, with tears streaming down her face. The imperial edict was issued and the crown was collected. The more Zhao Ming. ..... RenDeSu, prince complications, sigh your ruling and opposition. Shi Jing men and women, ran to the palace gate, wailing all the way. People from all directions, as well as people in Xinjiang, cried when they heard the news of the funeral.
There's no record of you not drowning. Arguably, Liang Shu should have more historical sources than later heather, but it did not include the cause of the prince's death, so it should be intentionally omitted. Although Nan Shi was produced later, the prince did not drown in the disease. How important it is, there is no root to recite.
In March of the third year of Datong, Xiao Tong rowed a boat with a man named Ji. After swimming, he picked hibiscus in the pool and accidentally drowned. Although he had to leave, he was ill. What disease can a drowning person catch? It's probably a bacterial infection in the lungs. Because there are aquatic plants in the pond, there are a lot of microorganisms in the water. Drowning people breathe pool water into their lungs, which is easy to be complicated with bacterial infection. Ancient medicine was underdeveloped and there were no antibiotics. Bacterial infection caused septicemia, and finally there was no cure, which took the life of the prince. The prince drowned in March and died in early April. Judging from the time, the possibility of bacterial infection is really great.
By the way, regarding the death of Xiao Tong, Liang Shu and Heather have completely different writing styles. Liang Shu is rigorous, not weird, and seems to be deliberately hidden for the sages. In addition to writing many stories about the emperor's family, heather also recorded nursery rhymes and predictions, which are as follows for readers' reference:
First of all, there is a proverb in the world: "The deer opens the city gate, and the deer opens the city gate. When I didn't open it, it made my heart wander. Teenagers from all over the city come back to have fun. " Luyier cried ironically, and so did Emperor Yun. Before Huan was in South Xuzhou, Yan Wang Guo Qiu sent Zang Jue, a calligrapher from China, to chase Huan in Chongzheng Hall, so as to make him cry. Huan is the second grandson and should be the heir, but he is hesitant. Since the emperor has a new world, I'm afraid he can't care less about the great cause and is interested in King Jin 'an. I hesitated from the beginning of April to May 2 1 day. Huan stopped sealing the king. Those who wander between gossip are undecided. "All the teenagers in the city are happy to return", and Xu Fang's image is restored.
This passage is called the death of Prince Zhaoming. Someone said earlier: "The deer opens the gate, and the deer opens the gate. When I didn't open it, it made my heart wander. All the teenagers in this city come back to celebrate. It is called "deer open" and homophonic "come and cry", which is also a commemoration of the prince. He also said "back to Huan", thinking of Xiao Tong's eldest son Xiao Huan, who did not succeed to the throne. Talking about all kinds of predictions. However, what is recorded in the book is either far-fetched or forgers of later generations. What historians have not verified is believed to be true and recorded in the official history, which is no different from unofficial history and novels and legends, and is not suitable for historians.
Of course, if you are not satisfied with this answer, you can also visit Xiao Tong and Prince Zhaoming.
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