Is it true that Wu Song fought the tiger? Has anyone ever killed a tiger in history?

Wu Song really has a history of fighting tigers, but Wu Song is not Wu Song of Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin", and the tiger he killed is not the white-fronted eye-catching insect on Jingyanggang. Shi Nai'an transplanted the story of Wu Song's fight against the tiger from a recorded deed, and processed it with literature and art, portrayed the image of a hero Wu Erlang, and deduced a very wonderful story of fighting the tiger.

The origin of Wu Song's fight against the tiger.

Lin'an County Chronicles", "West Lake Grand View", "Hangzhou Mansion Chronicles", and "Zhejiang Tongzhi" are all recorded, originally a wandering artist, walking in the rivers and lakes to perform arts, "look strange, try to make skills outside the Yongjin Gate". At that time, Gao Quan, the prefect of Hangzhou, saw that he was strange and martial arts, so he invited him to enter the state capital and serve as the head of the capital. The so-called capital head is a military position.

This position originated in the Tang Dynasty, an army (about 1,000 people) was a capital, and the leader of the army was called the capital. The Song Dynasty followed this position, but the number of commanders was reduced to 100, which is roughly the same as the number of people under the jurisdiction of a company now, so the capital heads of the Song Dynasty are probably equivalent to the current company commanders.

However, the capital of Yanggu County in "Water Margin" is not the same as the capital of Hangzhou Prefecture, and Shi Nai'an just borrowed this official name. Wu Song's position as the capital of Yanggu County, the same as Zhu Tonglei Heng's position in Yuncheng County, is probably just a headcatcher, a bit like Xing Yusen and Yan Xiaoliu in "Wulin Gaiden".

Later, the prefect of Hangzhou asked Wu Song to be the governor. Obviously, local chronicles such as "Lin'an County Chronicles" also seem to have been influenced by "Water Margin", and the romance was written into the chronicles. Lvye Lao Dao has introduced the term "Ti Zhi" in many articles, "Ti Zhi" as a workplace title was only in the Southern Song Dynasty, roughly divided into two categories: "Wai Ti Jurisdiction" and "Nei Ti Jurisdiction", the Wai Ti Zhi is probably equivalent to the market administrator, and the Nei Ti Zhi is the internal and field staff who serve in the governor's office in the government.

Wu Song in Hangzhou Mansion has a lot of kung fu, so Wu Song's promotion is probably a role like a security captain. Judging from Wu Song's deeds, it should be a matter of the Northern Song Dynasty, and there was no name for "Tizhi" at that time. During the Northern Song Dynasty, "Ti Zhi" was the abbreviation of "raising soldiers and horses and raising the armor of soldiers", which was a job duty of the local chief executive rather than an official position.

Therefore, the local chronicles are not necessarily credible.

However, Wu Song of Hangzhou Mansion did fight a tiger, and this tiger was not a real tiger but Cai Jing's son Cai Jun. Cai Jun bullied others, framed Wu Song's high power, and replaced the position of Hangzhou prefect. Cai Zhifu is an official who is not benevolent, and the people of Hangzhou call him "Cai Hu".

Wu Song, out of retribution, was also in righteous indignation, and stabbed Cai Jun to death. After Wu Song killed the "tiger", he was captured by Cai Jun's men and died in a cell. Hangzhou people felt Dai Wusong's chivalry, built a tomb for him, and erected a monument to commemorate him.

Based on this archetypal story, Shi Nai'an created the popular story of "Wu Song Fighting the Tiger".

Later, romance ** or folk dramas also imitated the story of Wu Song fighting the tiger, and created many heroes who fought the tiger. However, compared with "Wu Song Fighting Tiger", it is not worth mentioning. Wu Song's fight against the tiger is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and it can be said that there is no one before or after.

It's fiction. Wusun Fighting the Tiger is a fiction made up by Shi Nai'an based on actual life. Zhao Dengyu really killed a tiger.

There is really a Wu Song in history, but it is very different from Wu Song in "Water Margin", so the authenticity of Wu Song's fight against the tiger is almost zero. However, the author Shi Nai'an is not completely made up in this ** plot, there are really people in history who can kill tigers with their bare hands, such as Shi Nai'an's friend Bian Yuanheng, who has a record of kicking a tiger to death, and Shi Nai'an is likely to be created by this.

According to the "Historical Book", Wu Song's killing of the tiger is true, according to historical understanding, except for Wu Song, no one can kill the tiger alone.

Wu Song's fight against the tiger was actually originally a person who abused the government and harmed the people, and as for Wu Song's fight against the tiger in Jingyanggang, it was made up by Shi Nai'an, the author of "Water Margin".

It's not true that Wu Song fights the tiger. There are two theories, one is that Wu Song killed a person who often did bad things, called Cai Hu, and the other is that Wu Song killed a dog. History: Feng Yuxiang's subordinate Zhao Dengyu once shot and killed a tiger.

No, there can be no one in history who can kill a tiger, unless it is possible for several hunters to besiege a tiger together, and the tiger has nearly a ton of strength in one slap, and manpower is beyond reach.

There are dozens of people whose names are recorded in ancient books, such as one of the two peach killing three soldiers. But whether the record is true or not, I don't know.

Wu Song's fight against the tiger is not necessarily true, this is just the content in **, and no one should fight the tiger in history.

It must be fake, it's a character in **, someone should kill the tiger, because humans will place traps.

The eighteen bowls of wine in his stomach began to flare up, and Wu Song walked staggeringly. When he walked to the edge of the chaotic woods, he couldn't hold it anymore, so he lay down on a large bluestone. Just about to sleep, suddenly there was a strong wind, and after the strong wind, there was a sound of fluttering behind the chaotic trees, and a colorful tiger jumped out!

Wu Song shouted"Ahh", flipped off the bluestone, and quickly grabbed the whistle stick in his hand. The tiger waited so easily for this meal that it swooped down viciously from mid-air. Wu Song was shocked, and all the wine he drank turned into a cold sweat.

He hurriedly flashed and flashed behind the tiger. The tiger lifted back again, and was dodged by Wu Song again. Then the iron rod-like tiger's tail swept over, but it still didn't touch Wu Song.

It turned out that this pounce, lift, and sweep were the tiger's housekeeping skills, and the three things fell short, and the momentum was half gone. It was Wu Song's turn to be filial piety, he raised the whistle stick and slashed it with all his strength, snap! Unexpectedly, when it hit a branch, the whistle stick broke in two.

The tiger pounced again, Wu Song jumped back, and the tiger landed right in front of Qiao Xun guessing Wu Song. Wu Song pressed the tiger's head hard with both hands, and kicked the tiger's face and eyes indiscriminately. The tiger roared in pain, its paws digging a pit of dirt.

Wu Song refused to relax, and pressed the tiger to gradually exhaust his strength. At this time, Wu Song freed his right hand, and the hammer generally hit the tiger's head fifty or sixty times, only to see that the tiger's eyes, mouth, nose, and ears were all bleeding, and he couldn't move anymore, only gasping for breath. Wu Song was afraid that the tiger was not dead, so he picked up half of the whistle stick and hit it again, until he lost his anger.