How powerful is the real Li Yuanba in history?

Li Yuanba is actually not called Li Yuanba in history, he has a historical prototype, his real name is Li Xuanba, and he is the third son of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan. In order to avoid the name of the Kangxi Emperor (Aixinjue Luo Xuanye) at that time, he was renamed Li Yuanba in "The Complete Biography of Tang Romance". <>

In "Speaking of Tang", Li Yuanba is extremely terrifying, and he is a fierce man who treats one as ten. Of course, these are all characters in **, in fact, there are very few records of Li Yuanba in the history books, and there are even fewer records of his life, because Li Yuanba died at the age of sixteen after all. Therefore, there is no record of it in the history books.

Let's talk about Li Yuanba in **, although Li Yuanba died young and there are few historical records, but Li Yuanba left a strong mark in "Saying Tang Quanshu". "Saying the Complete Book of the Tang Dynasty" is a **, so it will outline many characters, such as the Sui Dynasty's "Tianbao General" Yuwen Chengdu, in fact, Yuwen Chengdu does not exist in history.

In "Speaking Tang", Yuwen Chengdu is already a very strong general, but there is someone stronger than him - Li Yuanba. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty sent Li Yuanba to conquer when he used troops against Wagangzhai, so that no one in the entire Wagangzhai could fight with it, even the third-ranked good man Pei Yuanqing died under Li Yuanba's double hammer, from here you can see how brave Li Yuanba is.

Before Emperor Yang of Sui sent Li Yuanba to go on the expedition, there was such a story, that is, when Emperor Yang of Sui summoned Li Yuanba, Li Yuanba easily lifted the stone lion in front of the main hall, and Emperor Yang of Sui praised Li Yuanba. Li Yuanba was very happy, and after hearing that Yuwen Chengdu was brave, he wanted to challenge Yuwen Chengdu, and Yuwen Chengdu, who fought without two moves, had no power to fight back. It is said that people have times when they are exhausted, but Li Yuanba did not.

In "Speaking of Tang", Li Yuanba has never exhausted his strength, Yuwen Chengdu once exhausted his strength in one enemy and three battles, and was defeated by Pei Yuanqing, but Li Yuanba has not been, Li Yuanba can really be ten in **. <>

Of course, this is actually an exaggeration in **. If Li Yuan really had such a brave god of war son as Li Yuanba at the end of the Sui Dynasty, there would be no need to pretend to Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty and endure humiliation. Therefore, there was no such strong general in the official history, even Qin Shubao, a famous general at that time, did not have such a strong combat power, so there is still an exaggeration in **.

In the official history, Li Yuanba and Li Shimin are said to be twins. However, there are very few records about Li Yuanba in the history books, and many sources can only know that Li Yuanba was born in the tenth year of the great cause of the Sui Dynasty and died at the age of sixteen. Later, the Sui Dynasty overthrew Li Yuan and established the Tang Dynasty, posthumously named him the king of Wei Huai, and gave him the governor of Qinzhou and Sikong.

After Tang Taizong Li Shimin succeeded to the throne, he let his son Li Tai sacrifice for him, and the description of Li Yuanba in the history books is extremely simple: "Young debate, Sui Daye ten years, sixteen years old, childless." In the first year of Wude, chasing the king and confessing", even the cause of Li Yuanba's death was not described in detail. However, it is precisely because of this that the imagination of later generations was given, and the later ** family combined with the social situation at the time to describe the Li Yuanba in their imagination.

According to historical records, Li Yuanba during the Sui Dynasty was born with divine power, and with a pair of gilded hammers on the battlefield, he could achieve one enemy and ten, so that the enemy was discouraged when he saw him.

Li Yuanba's original name was Li Xuanba, the third son of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan, because he died early when he was young, so there were few things related to him, so there was no way to know how powerful he was.

Not much at all, Li Yuanba is Li Yuan's fourth son, he just eats a lot of strength, dies young, and dies early.

The real Li Yuanba actually died very early, and he was not as powerful as the TV series said, he was just an ordinary general.

The strength of martial arts is above Li Shimin, and he can also defeat Li Jiancheng, so he is a very powerful general.

There is no fierce general named Li Yuanba in history, and people can't help but associate this character with Li Shimin's younger brother Li Xuanba.

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Analysis: There is a prototype, but it is completely different from the legend.

He is indeed Li Yuan's 4th son, but he fell ill at the age of 16 and returned to the West, in essence, he is an immortal who is extremely exaggerated and apocryphal by folk storytelling. Moreover, the real name of this prototype is Li Xuanba, and it was later generations who changed its historical name to Li Yuanba in order to avoid Emperor Xuanye of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty.

The fourth biography of the New Tang Dynasty Book Gaozu Zhuzi contains: Wei Huai Wang Xuanba character Dade. Young. Sui Daye is ten years old, sixteen years old, and has no children. In the first year of Wude, he chased the king and gave it to the governor of Qinzhou and Sikong.

This means that in history he did nothing and died at the age of sixteen.

The legendary Li Yuanba: The first good man in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, he was thin and withered, a pair of eight-sided purple gold hammers weighing 800 catties in his palm, and the crotch mounted chased the wind and white clouds. At that time, almost no one could walk three rounds in front of Li Yuanba's horse, and he was completely the first fierce general of the Sui and Tang dynasties, and it can be said that Li Yuanba, the king of Zhao, was an invincible opponent all over the world at that time (I think I am afraid that Li Cunxiao, the thirteenth Taibao at the end of the Tang Dynasty, could PK with him).

Siming Mountain Li Yuanba defeated the anti-king army of 230,000; Successively killed the famous generals Wu Tianxi and Yuwen Chengdu, and faced more than one million troops in the Purple Mountain, a pair of golden hammers were like swatting flies, only hitting the corpse mountain and the sea of blood, forcing Li Mi to hand over the jade seal, and the anti-king offered a surrender table. Such an invincible fierce god was later struck to death by lightning.

Li Yuanba is not real, he is a character in the classical **, but there are prototypes of his characters in history.

Li Xuanba (599-614), the character Dade, the third son of Li Yuan and the younger brother of Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, was named King Weihuai. He died in the tenth year of the Great Cause of the Sui Dynasty (614) at the age of sixteen and had no children. Later, Li Tai, the fourth son of Tang Taizong (who was still the king of Qin at that time), was the king of Yue, and Li Baoding, the son of Li Qiong, the king of Xiping, was changed to Li Xuanba's heir (Li Tai returned to the sect), Li Baoding died without a child, and the feudal state of Xuanba was officially eliminated.

Introduction to the characters in the classical:

Li Yuanba, the king of Zhao in Xifu, formerly known as Li Xuanba, was the third son of Empress Dou of Tang Gaozu. It is a virtual character who appeared in the classical ** "Speaking of the Tang Dynasty" and the commentary "The Legend of the Xingtang Dynasty", "Wagang Heroes" and "The Legend of the Sui and Tang Dynasties".

The first fierce general of the Sui and Tang dynasties, the head of the eighteen heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties, is said to be the reincarnation of the golden-winged Dapeng bird. The face is like a sick ghost, the bones are as thin as firewood, and the two arms have the strength of four elephants, and no one is invincible. He made a pair of golden hammers, four hundred pounds each, weighing a total of eight hundred pounds.

The mount is "Wanli Yun", which travels 10,000 times a day and 8,000 nights.

Li Yuanba (599-614), the third son of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan. died at the age of sixteen, and was posthumously crowned King Weihuai, without a queen. With his second brother Li Shimin, the fourth son of Li Shimin, the king of Qin, as his heir.

Li Yuan has a total of 22 sons, including the crown prince Li Jiancheng, the second son Li Shimin, the third son Li Yuanba, and the fourth son Li Yuanji. These 4 sons were all born to Queen Dou. In the Xuanwumen Incident, Li Shimin shot Li Jiancheng, and Wei Chigong shot Li Yuanji.

In "Speaking of Tang", Li Yuanba was the first hero of the Sui and Tang dynasties, with infinite strength and invincibility. After killing Yuwen Chengdu, Li Yuanba was on his way back to the division in Wagang, when he encountered a thunderstorm, raised a hammer with both hands and scolded the sky, and was killed by thunder.

Li Yuanba was originally called "Li Xuanba" in history, during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, in order to avoid the holy (Kangxi name Xuanye), so when the ** book was written, Li Xuanba was changed to "Li Yuanba", and his real name was rarely known. The first character of the name of 16 of Li Yuan's 22 sons is "yuan", and there are some reasons for later generations to change it like this.