Do you think Liu Bei is really the queen of King Jing of Zhongshan?

Liu Bei. Is it really King Jing of Zhongshan.

It is difficult to say after Liu Sheng, but his identity after King Jing of Zhongshan was indeed recognized at that time. Speaking of this issue, first of all, we have to talk about this Liu Sheng, the king of Zhongshan, Liu Sheng can be remembered by the world among many Han family relatives, one is because his descendant Liu Bei is very famous, and the other is because he gave birth to many children. According to Bangu.

According to the "Hanshu Jing Thirteen Kings Biography", Liu Sheng had more than 120 sons in his life, which was enough to form a company: Shengren was happy and drunk, and there were more than 120 sons.

Of course, there are also opinions that this is just a miscommunication, because of the "Historical Records".

mentioned Liu Sheng, saying that he had a son and more than 120 collateral relatives, and Ban Gu made a mistake. But no matter what, Liu Sheng has a lot of sons, and there are not a few offspring that have been reproduced. Originally, this was nothing, there was a habit of cultivating genealogy at that time, and clansmen like Liu Sheng were no exception, and no matter how many descendants there were, it would be clear.

However, after Wang Mang usurped the throne, the world was in turmoil, and when the Eastern Han Dynasty was established, the genealogies of many clans had been destroyed during the war. Many people took this opportunity to reconstruct their genealogies and attach some famous families.

Since Liu Sheng has many children, he naturally became surnamed Liu.

A popular candidate for clan clinging, many people have taken this opportunity to become the queen of King Jing of Zhongshan. By the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was actually very difficult to verify whether a person was really King Jing of Zhongshan at this time. Therefore, it is difficult to say whether Liu Bei is really King Jing of Zhongshan.

However, although Liu Bei may not really be the queen of King Jing of Zhongshan, he is not casually admitting himself. Zhuo County, Zhuo County.

The Liu family is also a big family, Liu Bei and the clansmen live together, it is impossible for him to suddenly say that he is the descendant of King Jing of Zhongshan, this can only be the unification of the Liu family in Zhuo County, Zhuo County.

And this statement must have been recognized at the time, because Liu Bei's grandfather Liu Xiong and father Liu Hong.

All once served as officials, "Shishizhou County", and Liu Bei himself later became an official. At that time, people paid great attention to their origins, and according to the convention, they would investigate the life experiences of Liu Xiong, Liu Hong, and Liu Bei. Now that they can pass the audit, it is obvious that by this time, the identity of the Liu family in Zhuo County has been recognized.

And because of this, Cao Cao.

When he was at war with Liu Bei, he could scold Liu Bei for being a "betrayer", but he could not be scolded for "pretending to be a prince", so Liu Bei's identity as a descendant of Queen Zhongshan Jing had been recognized at least at that time, and it was impossible to deny it.

Yes, Liu Bei is a descendant of King Jing of Zhongshan, and once in the Three Kingdoms, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty took out a genealogy, and according to the above records, Liu Bei is indeed a descendant of Liu Sheng.

I don't think he is, because there are too many descendants of King Jing of Zhongshan, and there is no direct evidence to prove that Liu Bei is a descendant of King Jing of Zhongshan.

I don't think so, judging from his hypocrite's behavior, his identity as Uncle Liu Huang is very likely to be a fake.

1, Liu Bei is the descendant of King Jing of Zhongshan, but unfortunately his ancestors may not be the eldest son or eldest son of the eldest son can not attract the attention of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan, without the protection of his father, and there is no backer in the court, so it is inevitable that the status of the descendants will decline. <>

2. According to the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: The Biography of the Ancestors": Liu Bei is "the son of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Zhongshan Zi, and after King Jing's victory." Sheng Zizhen, the sixth year of Yuan Hunt sealed the Lucheng Pavilion Marquis of Zhuo County, and sat on the gold to lose the marquis, because of his family.

The ancestor Zuxiong, the father Hong, Shishizhou County. It can be seen that Liu Bei is a descendant of Liu Sheng's son Liu Zhen, but Liu Zhen and Liu Bei have gone through several generations, because there is no family tree, but it has long become a historical mystery of filial piety.

According to Liu Bei's hometown and family history records, it can be found that Liu Bei's repeated "after King Jing of Zhongshan" has a certain basis. In ancient times, there was no DNA sequencing technology, and Liu Bei said whenever he met people, maybe what he said was true, and it was possible to build momentum for his own politics. In any case, it is necessary to explore the source from Liu Bei's birthplace and history books to know which is true and which is false.

However, it is unreasonable to draw conclusions from his "I am the king of Zhongshan", which is inevitably biased.

Liu Bei lived in an era that did not allow ordinary people to pretend to be royals at will, and they would be killed. If Liu Bei wants to brag and exaggerate his identity, he will have to risk losing his head, and ordinary people don't dare to think about it. From the Taoyuan uprising plot in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Liu Bei reported to himself when he first saw Zhang Fei, "I am a relative of the Han family".

Therefore, in the case of unfamiliar personnel, it is easy to be used by bad people to recognize the emperor at will, and Liu Bei swears that it is likely to be after King Jing of Zhongshan.

The fief of King Jing of Zhongshan is in Zhuo County, and Liu Bei's hometown is also here. Through the genealogy of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan, it can be found that his family has lived in Zhuo County for generations, and has experienced more than 300 years of reproduction in the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty. Moreover, the geographical proximity is similar, Liu Bei pretended to be Liu Sheng, according to the ancient style of "gentleman and trustworthy", if it were not for Liu Sheng, it would be easy to bury his political career, how could he come to Taoyuan Sanyi?

In addition, in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", no one has ever questioned Liu Bei's identity as a descendant of the Han family, which just proves from the opposite side that Liu Bei does belong to King Jing of Zhongshan.

Liu Bei did not fabricate it out of thin air, but acquiesced according to Liu Yuanqi, a fellow sectarian. and introduced him to Lu Zhi, the academic master at that time, introduced his family ** to him in detail, and taught Liu Bei Shecai. If it were the children of ordinary people, they might not be treated like this.

This also shows from the side that Liu Bei may be after King Jing of Zhongshan.

However, there are also Liu Bei pretending to be "after King Jing of Zhongshan" to get his own political capital, after all, the Eastern Han Dynasty at this time was already crumbling.

Of course it's not true, although Liu Bei is surnamed Liu, he has nothing to do with King Jing of Zhongshan, it's just what he calls himself.

I think what he said is true, in historical records, Liu Bei does have the identity of the royal family, and he is the real royal family.

For example, if it is the Spring and Autumn Period, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty is the Duke of Han Jing, Liu Sheng is Gongzi Sheng, his son is Gongsun Mou, of course, the surname is Liu, but Gongsun's son can not be surnamed Liu, according to the convention, he can be surnamed Sheng or surnamed Zhongshan (strictly speaking, Liu surname Sheng or Liu surname Zhongshan), and his descendants can only be said to be the descendants of Gongzi Sheng. Although the Han Dynasty emperor By-branch no longer changed his surname, Liu Bei can also be said to be after Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, but this is too general, it can be said that after the great-grandson of Emperor Xiaojing, King Yat-sen, it is easy to introduce the identity of his side-branch royal family, and also distinguish it from the orthodox royal family of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

It is true, according to some records, Liu Che's elder brother had 20 children who were made marquis, and his fifth son was assigned to Zhuo County, and was later demoted to a commoner, and Liu Bei was a native of Zhuo County, Zhuo County, and they were probably a family.