How old did Peng Yan live? Is it history ? Or is it a legend..?

Updated on history 2024-02-25
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Peng]: Peng Zu, a long-lived man in ancient legends. Legend has it that he lived to be 800 years old. [殇]: Died young, died of a minor.

    On the preface to the Lanting Collection, "Solid knowledge of death and life is illusory, and Qi Peng's death is vain." ”

    There is also an allusion that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty once asked a legend if he lived a hundred years longer, and there was an inch long in a person. Dongfang Shuo laughed when he heard this, saying that like that, how long should Peng Zu be among the people.

    Of course, these are legends. About Peng Zu, the landlord will know by looking at the encyclopedia.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Legend has it that it was 880 years old. He is Peng Zu. Peng Zu, surnamed Xuan, Peng, name Jian, also known as Hou Keng, 颛顼, father is Wu Hui's eldest son Lu Zhong, mother Peng Zu is the sister of the leader of the ghost party, because she is good at cooking pheasant soup, appreciated by Di Yao, and later enshrined in Da Peng, is the country of Da Peng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu), also known as Peng Keng, the legend is the ancestor of the surname Peng.

    Since Emperor Yao, the Xia and Shang dynasties, the Shang Dynasty was the history of Tibet, the official worshiped the virtuous doctor, and the Zhou Dynasty served as the history of the pillar; He married forty-nine wives and fathered fifty-four sons. Legend has it that he lived to be eight hundred and eighty years old. (There is a theory that its actual life expectancy should be 146 years old, which is inferred from the "small flower nail counting method" implemented by the Great Peng Kingdom in ancient times, that is, 60 days is a year.)

    There is information that the ancient Peng's country, that is, Pengshan in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province In ancient times, the Pengshan area implemented the "small sixtieth year counting method", and the small sixtieth year counting method originated from the "sixty Jiazi days". It is the time when the sixty star gods were on duty one after another in ancient times. The folk worship of the stars in the sky, and the life span of mortals corresponds to the stars, so sixty stars take turns to be on duty for one week.

    According to this calculation, Peng Zu's actual lifespan is 146 years old today.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Legend has it that he lived for more than 800 years, and there is no doubt that it is fake.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    It is said to be 800 years old, which is of course a fake.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    It is known that death and life are illusory, and Qi Peng's death is vain.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Who knows, the ancient legend that Peng Zu lived to be 800 years old, this is what Zhuangzi said. In the "Yellow Emperor's Neijing", there are sayings of real people, supreme people, saints, and sages. Real people, supreme people, can basically live forever.

    This is from the conversation between the Yellow Emperor and Qi Bo. Are there really any such people? Qin Shi Huang died in the end, Emperor Wu of Han died in the end, and Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty also died.

    This shows that the emperor could not live forever, what about the Xia Shang Zhou before Qin Shi Huang? Legend has it that Jiang Ziya lived to be 139 years old, and it is also said that he lived more than 100 years old, and Sun Simiao, the medicine king of the Tang Dynasty, lived about 100 years old.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    His name is Maba Gaoso, an Indonesian, born in 1870 and died in 2016, living to be 146 years old, the oldest person certified by the Guinness Book of Records.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    The wild history records Peng Zu, who is said to have lived for 800 years, so Wang Xizhi said in the "Orchid Pavilion Preface" that Qi Peng died in vain.

    Of course, we're talking about people here, and it's not counting Sun Wukong or anything like that!

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    The real longest-lived person in history: Li Qingyuan lived to be 256 years old.

    Li Qingyuan (1677-1933), who lived for 256 years, was a scholar of traditional Chinese medicine in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, and a world-famous longevity elder. At the age of 100, he received a special award for his outstanding achievements in Chinese medicine, and at the age of 200, he still often lectured at universities. During this period, he received many visits from Western scholars.

    Li Qingyuan has married 24 wives in his life, and he has many children and grandchildren.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Jiang Ziya, he has lived long enough, and the others are Qianlong, who also live longer.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    "Lanlai Pavilion Collection Preface", also entitled "Source Linhe Preface", "Xu.

    Bai Ti, March 3 Du

    Rilan Pavilion Poetry Preface" and so on. Jin Mu Emperor Yongzhi

    On March 3 of the ninth year of DAO (353 AD), Wang Xizhi, who was then the internal history of Huiji, and his friends Xie An, Sun Sui and other 41 people gathered in Lanting to write poems and drink. Wang Xizhi compiled a collection of the names and poems assigned to them, and made a preface to describe the incident of flowing water and express the inner feelings caused by it. This preface is the "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection".

    This preface was greatly influenced by Shi Chong's "Preface to Jingu Poems", and its achievements were far above "Preface to Jingu Poems".

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    That's what he wrote, just look at the high school Chinese textbook.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    He is the king. He was at a meeting with his friends.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Originally, it was known that it was a fictitious practice to equate death and life, and it was a nonsense practice to count Peng Zude's longevity and the short conversion of the dead son as equality. The noun is used as a verb, and both words are: put....It is counted as the same Wang Xizhi's Lanting Collection Preface Gu Zhi is a death and life is illusory, and Qi Peng is a vain.

    One and Qi are verbs to put. Counts as the same, with. Qi Tong Peng Yan is a legend of two people who have lived for a long time, Wang Xizhi believes that life is life, death is death, the two must not be equal, Qi is not beautiful, implying that the year of life should be done something practical, and it is not appropriate to talk about metaphysics.

    This also reflects Wang Xizhi's unrestrained character. Death and life are also Chinese New Year's Eve After enjoying the precious gatherings and pleasures, the author deeply felt that the most successful reunion will eventually be separated, the happiness of self-sufficiency will eventually be shattered, and the most tenacious life will eventually decline. Faced with this iron-like cold natural discipline, the author can't help but feel sad that "death and life are also Chinese New Year's Eve".

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Nonsense on the fourth floor, donkey's head is not to the horse's mouth, what to say.

    Here's the transcript:

    No, I've practiced a thousand times, I didn't find this word, recommend one, Mi Yuanzhang's Shu Su post has the word longevity, It seems to be the turtle and crane year of longevity, look for it yourself, it's very beautiful,

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    Absolutely not, I recite this post backwards.

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    No, I'm in the Lan Pavilion and I didn't find it.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    1. Pronouns. Tong "er" ru, indicating the second person. It can be translated as "your", "you".For example: "Xiang Zhixuan Zhi": "A certain place, and the mother stands in Z." "Here, your mother once stood."

    2. Conjunctions. It indicates a juxtaposition relationship, and the two items connected are not divided into priority and importance in meaning, but are juxtaposed and weighted, which can be translated as "and", "and", "and", "and" or not translated. For example: "Two Children's Debate Day":

    This is not for those who are far away to be small, but for those who are near, and those who are near, to be great." ”

    It indicates the relationship of succession, and the two connected items are inherited in time, action or matter, which can be translated as "just", "then", "come", "convenient", etc., or not translated. For example, in the Analects of Politics, "Reviewing the Past and Knowing the New" [Translation]:

    Review what you have learned and then learn new truths".

    It indicates a progressive relationship, and the meaning of the latter term is closer than the meaning of the previous item, which can be translated as "and", "and", etc. For example, in the Analects of Language, "learn and learn" [translation]: "learn knowledge and review it at a certain time".

    It indicates the modification relationship, the former term modifies the latter term, and connects the adverbial and the central language, which can not be translated.

    For example: "The Fool Moves the Mountain": "The Wisdom of the River Qu Laughs and Stops" [Translation]: "There is a Wisdom of the River Meander who laughs and dissuades the Fool from saying".

    It indicates a turning relationship, and the two connected items are opposite or opposite in meaning, which can be translated as "but", "but", "but", etc. For example: "Wolf":

    The wolf stopped and the wolf came again: "The wolf that followed him stopped, but the wolf in front of him caught up again".

    It indicates a hypothetical relationship, often connecting the subject and predicate in a clause, and can be translated as "if", "if", "if", etc. For example: "Young China Says":

    that the youth of the whole country will be a young man" [Translation]: "If all the young people of the whole country really become promising young people".

    Therefore、So、So。 For example: "Xunzi Persuasion": "Jade is in the mountains and the grass and trees are moist, and the pearls are born in the depths and the cliffs are not dry." Translation]: "Jade is on the mountain, so the grass and trees are moist, and pearls grow in the deep pool, so the grass and trees on the cliff do not wither." ”

    If. For example: "The Analects of the Eight Hundreds": "Guan knows etiquette, but who knows etiquette?" Translation]: "If Guan Zhong knows how to be polite, then who doesn't know how to be polite?" ”

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    Every: When used as an adverb, it can mean "every time", which is the same as in modern Chinese; It can also mean often, which is rarely used in modern Chinese, but it retains the meaning of often in "every meeting".

    When used as a pronoun, it means each, which is the same as in modern Chinese. As every.

    1. Every night. When used as a particle, it means plural, equivalent to "we" (such as he), which is the colloquial language of the Song and Yuan dynasties, and is mostly seen in the vernacular**.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    Wu Zetian (February 17, 624, December 16, 705) was of Han nationality. The only orthodox female emperor in Chinese history (during the Tang Gaozong era, there was a civil uprising, there was a female emperor Chen Shuozhen), and she was also the oldest emperor to succeed to the throne (ascended the throne at the age of 67) and one of the longest-lived emperors (at the age of 82).

    The first revision of the "Zetian Shilu" and the second revision of the "Zetian Shilu" are no longer possible to find, and the "Zizhi Tongjian" records that Wu Zetian was eighty-two years old when he died according to the "Zetian Shilu" of the second revision at that time, but it is very inconsistent with other historical books. The article "Tang Hui Yao-Empress-Tianhou Wushi" and "New Tang Dynasty Book-Wuhou Biography" are eighty-one years old, and the "Old Tang Book-Zetianji" is eighty-three years old, plus the eighty-two years old in "Zizhi Tongjian". So how old was Wu Zetian when he died?

    According to the first version, Wu Zetian was born in the eighth year of Wude, the second version is that he was born in the sixth year of Wude, and the third theory is that he was born in the seventh year of Wude. Determining the age of Wu's death is very simple, first of all, judging from the time she entered the palace, Wu entered the palace in the twelfth year of Zhenguan, and was fourteen years old (there is a virtual age).From this, it can be determined that the Wu family was born in the eighth year of Wude and died at the end of the first year of Shenlong, and the age of Jiaxu was eighty-one years old.

    Another authoritative theory of Wu Zetian's birth year: the first generation of empress Wu Zetian was born in Guangyuan (Lizhou), Sichuan Province on November 23 (the 23rd day of the first month of the Great Zhou calendar) in the second year of Zhenguan of Taizong of the Tang Dynasty (628 AD, the year of Wuzi in the lunar calendar).

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    Wu Zetian (624-705), known as 曌 (zhào), was a native of Wenshui (now Wenshui County, Shanxi). The only orthodox female emperor in Chinese history, she was also the oldest (67 years old) and one of the longest-lived emperors (82 years old).

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    Wu Zetian (624-705) should have been 81 years old when he died.

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-15

    A bunch of nonsense, the one that attracted the most attention was copied by Feng Chengsu of the Tang Dynasty, among which there were the imperial seals of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Xuantong and so on. The real work is in the mausoleum of Taizong of the Tang Dynasty.

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-14

    (1) Among all Feng Chengsu's copies, Feng Chengsu's ink facsimile is the most miraculous.

    2) Ouyang Xun, Zheng Banqiao. I remember that *** also had a pro book.

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-13

    National mourning refers to those who have sacrificed for their country.

    Qu Yuan's Nine Songs: National Martyrdom.

    Meaning: A soldier of the Chu State who died in battle when he was a minor.

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