What is Mulan s mother s name and what is Mulan s real name?

The legendary story of Hua Mulan joining the army for her father comes from "Mulan Ci" in "Gu Yuefu". According to historical records, Mulan does have its own people in the history of our country, but it is not surnamed Hua.

The Qing Dynasty's "The Biography of the Mulan Strange Girl" contains Zhu Mulan, who has been in the army since the age of 14 as a ** for her father, and has been fighting on the battlefield for 13 years.

The Qing Dynasty's "Thirty-two Orchid Room Poems" contains Wei Mulan, in order to resist the southern invasion of the Huns, the woman disguised herself as the first father to join the army and died on the battlefield, and was posthumously martyred.

The New Tang Dynasty Book and the Whole Tang Dynasty Poems contain Ren Mulan, who scattered all her family wealth, organized the troops, disguised herself as **, and led the army to defeat the powerful rebels in one fell swoop.

According to the Ming "Biography of Han Mulan", the girl Mulan, surnamed Han, was a twelve-year-old woman who changed her name to Han Tianbao and defected to the Red Turban Army, with a 13-year military career and outstanding achievements. Her hometown of Langzhong, Sichuan, has Mulan Temple and Mulan Temple to commemorate her.

Mulan's story has been spread far and wide, and it has been well-known for more than a thousand years, but for her surname, residence, and birth year.

generations, there are still legends, and there is no consensus.

Regarding her surname, some people say that it is surnamed Zhu, some people say that it is surnamed Mulan, and some people say that it is surnamed Wei, and Xu Wei is in the Ming Dynasty.

The Legend of the Four Apes said that her surname is Hua, her name is Mulan, her father Hua Arc is a reserve officer, and her eldest sister Hua Mulian is young.

Brother Huaxiong, whose mother's surname is Yuan, is a family of five, which is still accepted by everyone today.

As for the age of birth, Yao Ying said in "Kanghui Jixing" that she was from Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty to Emperor Xuanwu; Song Xiangfeng's.

Guo Tinglu said that she was from the time of Emperor Gong of Sui, and Cheng Damao's "Acting Fanlu" said that she was from the early Tang Dynasty, which is compared.

The statements of the people of the Northern Wei Dynasty are more reliable.

Speaking of her hometown, Yao Ying thought she was from Liangzhou, and Hebei Province's "Wanxian Chronicles" said that she was from Wanxian, "Daqingyi.

Tongzhi said that she was a native of Dongwei Village, Qiao County, Yingzhou, and some people said that she was a native of Songzhou or Huangzhou, and the "Shangqiu County Chronicles" of Henan Province

said that she was from Qiuhua Song Village, which seems to be more reasonable to say in "Shangqiu County Chronicles".

Mulan's mother is called "Wonderful Pen", "Wonderful Pen Flowers"!!

Hana's? You're talking about his dad! His mother should be Hua X's name, with her husband's surname in front and her own surname in the back.

The mother of the flower is called water.

Mu's mother's name is Miao.

Lan's mother's name is Nong.

Mulan's mother is called Shui Miao Nong.

Mulan. is a legend, there is no research in history, the prototype is "Mulan Ci", and there is no mention of who her mother is.

It seems that the character of Mulan itself is virtual......

Of course, it's called Mother Flower, or Mother Flower.

Call; The child is her mother. Or Mulan's mother.

You go and take a look at the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it says. I've seen it before and forgot.

Not available. It's boring.

Why don't you go and investigate what color the footwrap Wang Xifeng uses?

You're stupid, just know your mother, you don't care what you do, it's been hundreds of years, you don't care about your shit.

Hua Mulan (412-502), a famous female general in the Northern Wei Dynasty, also known as Mulan, was an ancient Chinese heroine. Mulan's true Bi Zheng name is actually Mulan, but the surname is not to take the number of flowers, and now there are two more convincing sayings, one is surnamed Zhu, and the other is surnamed Wei.

I watch the TV series Mulan's mother.

Mulan's father is called Flower Arc.

Historical records record that he was a famous general of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the first fierce general at that time, so that in the year of the sixtieth year, he still "has the name of the lord in the scroll".

There is also a theory that Mulan's father, Hua Arc, was a reserve officer during the Northern Wei Dynasty. In ancient times, reservists meant that peasants (men) between the ages of 20 and 60 worked at home to farm and herd, went out to fight during wartime, and returned to agriculture after war. Mulan's father was the head of these peasant soldiers.

Mulan introduced.

Hua Mulan, an ancient Chinese heroine, loyalty, filial piety, and righteousness, served in the army on behalf of her father to defeat the invading nation and spread through the ages, and her deeds have been passed down to this day, and the emperor of the Tang Dynasty was posthumously awarded the title of "General Xiaolie".

The spread of Sun Ruyan's story of Mulan should be attributed to the folk song "Mulan Ci", but Mulan's surname and place of origin are not confirmed in the history books. Mulan's deeds have been expressed in a variety of literary and artistic works, such as movies, TV series, songs, stools, celery dances, and Henan operas.

There are currently two main folk sayings:

The first way to say is:

During the period of Emperor Taiwu of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Hua Mulan joined the army for her father and participated in the battle of Rouran in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

The second way of saying it is:

During the reign of Emperor Yining of Sui Gong, the Turks committed the border, Mulan disguised as **, served in the army on behalf of her father, fought on the battlefield for many years, and made many meritorious achievements. ("Mulan Ci" is recognized as a folk song of the Northern Dynasties, and it lacks a close relationship with the Sui Dynasty, but this statement of the last years of the Sui Dynasty conflicts with the whole text in many places, but I don't know why this statement is circulating).

In the Tang Dynasty, Mulan was posthumously awarded the title of "General Xiaolie" and a shrine was set up to commemorate it.

Mulan's deeds have been passed down to this day, mainly due to the swan song of the Northern Dynasty folk song "Mulan Ci", which is a long narrative poem compiled by Guo Maoqian in the Song Dynasty, praising the legendary story of Mulan's daughter pretending to be ** serving in the army for her father.