How did Luo Guanzhong s Romance of the Three Kingdoms miscalculate Liu Bei s Uncle Liu Huang ?

There are many versions of the genealogy of the Liu family, but according to the genealogy of Luo Guanzhong, it is true that "Uncle Liu Huang" has miscalculated the generation.

According to the description of **, Liu Bei's ancestors in the past dynasties are Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Liu Sheng, Liu Zhen, Liu Ang, Liu Lu, Liu Lian, Liu Ying, Liu Jian, Liu Ai, Liu Xian, Liu Shu, Liu Yi, Liu Bi, Liu Da, Liu Budo, Liu Hui, Liu Xiong, and Liu Hong. Liu Bei is the nineteenth grandson of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. But the problem is that the lineage of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty is recorded very clearly in the history books:

Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty was the fourteenth grandson of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. That is to say, according to the genealogy of the clan created by Luo Guanzhong, Liu Bei is five generations younger than Emperor Han Xian, so this can't be called "Uncle Huang".

According to Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Liu Bei is the 19th generation of Emperor Jing, Liu Xie is the 14th generation of Emperor Jingdi, it is impossible to be the emperor's uncle, and the new genealogy of the Liu family in Hong Kong is the same as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", except that the name of the 8th generation is one word different. However, it is not difficult to find that Liu Bei is 2 generations higher than Liu Xie from the Jiangxi Zhonghua Liu family and the Hubei Hanchuan Gubaitang genealogy, which is the identity of the emperor's grandfather. The Liu family tree in Pingjiang, Hunan is 5 generations lower than Liu Xie.

It is not difficult to find that we can say that Liu Bei is a relative of the Han family and a royal nobleman, but we cannot say that it is "Uncle Liu Huang", because there is no conclusive history to examine

Liu Bei's true identity background, because of the lack of historical data, we have no way to verify. Mr. Luo Guanzhong excreted Liu Bei's genealogy, the original intention was to increase the credibility of Liu Bei's identity as "Uncle Huang", but it was self-defeating.

In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Liu Bei gave his Uncle Liu Huang four or five generations younger.

In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Luo Guanzhong gave Liu Bei four or five generations younger and became a grandchild.

That's right, he's a descendant of Liu Sheng, the son of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty.

In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms written by Luo Guanzhong, Liu Bei's rank was much lower than that of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Bei is five generations younger than Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so it is not an exaggeration to be a great-grandson.

Liu Bei is five generations younger than Emperor Han Xian, not to mention his uncle, his grandson is not counted.

This has nothing to do with the author, it's just a title.

Because Liu Bei was known as King Jing of Zhongshan, according to the genealogy, Liu Bei was the imperial uncle of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, so others respectfully called him the imperial uncle.

According to the content of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, after Liu Bei arrived in Xuchang, Emperor Han Xian summoned Liu Bei, and when it came to family hereditary, Emperor Han Xian took out the family tree, it turned out that Liu Bei was the great-grandson of Emperor Jing of Han and his uncle, so Emperor Han Xian called Liu Bei the emperor's uncle.

Because Liu Bei is more famous, and he is halfway to recognize his relatives, the emperor admitted, before he was actually a poor family that no one looked down on, so he always played this banner, just like the nouveau riche recognized his ancestors and obtained aristocratic blood, that is, he kept saying that he was a nobleman, for fear that others would think that he was an upstart is a truth, and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is based on the theme of the Three Kingdoms, and Shu Han is the orthodox **, influenced by this book Therefore, when it comes to Uncle Liu Huang, people think of Liu Bei, and the habit of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is too much. In fact, just like today's name is Chairman Hu, everyone's first impression is that of the party leader, which is just people's habitual thinking.

Liu Bei (June 10, 161, 223), a native of Zhuo County, Zhuo County (now Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province), was the founding emperor and politician of the Shu Han Dynasty after Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty.

According to the royal family tree, Liu Bei was his imperial uncle, so he called Liu Bei Huang Uncle.

This is mainly due to his identity, because he claimed that he was the uncle of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty at that time, so he had this title, but it is difficult to say clearly whether he was really like this in history? After all, it is difficult for the genealogy to prove whether he is suitable for Emperor Han Xian at that time? After all, he was too far away from those people in the Han Dynasty.

Liu Bei took refuge in Cao Cao, Cao Cao took him to see Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, and he discussed genealogy with Emperor Xian, and as a result, Emperor Xian should call Liu Bei his uncle, and since then, everyone has called Liu Bei Uncle Liu Huang.

Because Liu Bei said to the outside world that he was the uncle of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty according to his generation.

Liu Bei was the uncle who bled after King Jing of Zhongshan, so the name Uncle Liu Huang was mainly. Han Xiandi said at that time.

Why is Liu Bei called Uncle Liu Huang in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"? Blindly, everyone has read this book of Romance of the Mountain Kingdom**. In terms of seniority, in front of the emperor.

Why is Liu Bei called Liu Wangsheng in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", because Liu Bei is a seafood authentic lutein.

However, according to historical records, Emperor Han Xian should be the 17th generation descendant of Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, and Liu Bei is the 22nd generation descendant of the Han Gaozu. So Uncle Liu Huang actually made it up, and the purpose was to be the first, so that the succession to the throne was logical. If Liu Bei is the uncle of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, then it is only natural that he will inherit the throne later.

Second, it provides sufficient reasons for Liu Bei to occupy Jingzhou in the future. If Liu Bei is the uncle of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, then it is actually natural not to return Jingzhou, after all, Jingzhou was originally an industry belonging to the Liu family.

According to the description of **, Liu Bei is the nineteenth grandson of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, and it is recorded in the history books that Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty is the fourteenth grandson of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, so according to the genealogy created by Luo Guanzhong, Liu Bei is five generations younger than Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty.

Because Liu Bei's historical information is missing and cannot be verified, Luo Guanzhong originally wanted to give him a seniority by creating a genealogy of the Han family.

Luo Guanzhong described Liu Bei in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" as Liu Bei, the grandson of King Jing of Zhongshan. If it is calculated in this way, Liu Bei was the uncle of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty at that time, in fact, this is Luo Guanzhong's attempt to elevate Liu Bei's identity. There is a legitimate reason for him to seize Jingzhou, he is actually the 22nd generation of Liu Bang, and the 17th generation of Emperor Han Xian.

So Uncle Liu Huang miscalculated the seniority.

Although Liu Bei was a relative of the Han family in real history, he was never called "Uncle Huang", and his generation could not be verified because of the lack of historical materials. Luo Guanzhong originally wanted to elevate Liu Bei's identity by creating a genealogy of the Han family, but he didn't expect to create a **bug.