Wu Song and Wu Dalang are not from the same dynasty, right???

Qinghe County in Hebei Province is said to be the hometown of Wu Song, a good man in Liangshan, and in the folk of Qinghe County, for more than 500 years, there have been many legends related to Wu Song. Wu Song's elder brother Wu Dalang's tomb is still intact, and Wu Dalang's height is more than 1.8 meters, which is by no means the "three-inch ding" mentioned in "Water Margin". What's even more peculiar is that Wu Dalang in real history is said to be not a merchant who sells cooking cakes, but a smart and studious young man who is very knowledgeable and once passed the Jinshi of the Ming Dynasty.

And when the ancestral family tree of the Wu family was revealed, Wu Dalang's wife turned out to be really surnamed Pan. It's just that Wu Song in real history, although he and Wu Dalang are both from Kong Songzhuang in Qinghe County, they are not Wu Dalang's younger brothers, because his younger brother Wu Song is from the Song Dynasty, but his elder brother Wu Dalang is from the Ming Dynasty. In this way, two men with an age difference of more than 270 years and living in different dynasties became brothers in "Water Margin", and the younger one became the elder brother, and the older one was demoted to the younger brother.

The handsome guy of 1.8 meters has become a dwarf with a height of less than 1 meter, and his identity has changed from the county lord to a merchant who sells baked cakes, and Pan Jinlian, the good wife and mother who runs the house silently, has become the most famous red apricot in classical Chinese literature.

In history, Wu Dalang was called Wu Value, was an eight-foot man, as a magistrate, and was quite loved by the locals, he and Wu Song were about a century apart, and the history books recorded too little about the Songjiang Uprising, Wu Song was mostly passed down orally by the people, and there may be this person, but it was exaggerated.

Not a dynasty, Wu Song is hundreds of years older. The water margin is sloppied, scribbled.

They are brothers, they must be from a dynasty, the Song Dynasty.

Wu Song is both a native of Shandong and Hebei. Wu Song is a native of Qinghe County, which was originally from Shandong in ancient times and was later divided into Hebei Province. Therefore, Wu Song is both Shandong and Hebei, but the times are different, if it is calculated according to the Song Dynasty period where Wu Song is located, then he belongs to Shandong.

In fact, the controversy over Wu Song's birthplace is just to fight for a reputation, which is very common in modern times, and even Confucius's hometown is arguing, to put it bluntly, they are actually rubbing hot spots and traffic.

First of all, Wu Song is a native of Qinghe County, which is not wrong and is not controversial. In the Water Margin, whether it is Wu Song himself or Lu Junyi's introduction to Wu Song, they all say that he is from Qinghe County. In the Song Dynasty, Qinghe County belonged to Shandong, and Wu Song once said that he was from Lu Province when he introduced himself, and Lu Province was Shandong Province.

So strictly speaking, Wu Song is a native of Shandong. Hengzaosen.

There is also a theory that Wu Dalang is from Yanggu County, Shandong. And Wu Song is Wu Dalang's younger brother, so many people say that Wu Song is from Shandong. In fact, in the Song Dynasty, whether it was Qinghe County or Yanggu County, they all belonged to Shandong.

At the beginning, Wu Dalang was also from Qinghe County, but later he moved from Qinghe County to Yanggu County. The so-called Wu Song Fighting Tiger incident occurred on the way from Qinghe County to Yanggu County, passing through the place of Jingyanggang, and then the incident of Wu Song fighting the tiger happened.

Later, Qinghe County was classified as Hebei Province, and Yanggu County was still Shandong Province, so there was a dispute over whether Wu Song was from Shandong or Hebei. These are pointless arguments, and they are not important, the important thing is that during the Song Dynasty, Wu Song was a native of Qinghe County, Shandong, and this cannot be changed. If in modern Qinghe County belongs to Hebei, Wu Song is classified as a Hebei person, then 10,000 years later, when China ruled the earth, can it be said that Napoleon is Chinese?

Qinghe County, Xingtai, Hebei, Qinghe County has always belonged to Hebei and never belonged to Shandong.

Wu Song is a native of Qinghe County, and he has an older brother named Wu Dalang. Both parents died when he was a child, and he was raised by his brother Wu Dalang. Although this Wu Song brother was born to the same mother, Wu Song is eight feet long, dignified, and has a hundred catties of strength all over his body.

Wu Dalang is less than five feet long, with a hideous face, ridiculously short and short, and is nicknamed "three-inch Dinggu bark".

"Water Margin" is a literary work that everyone is very familiar with. Wu Song and Wu Dalang in it are brothers, but the two are different in figure and personality, so that people wonder if they are brothers. In fact, these two people are not from the same dynasty at all, Wu Dalang is not a merchant who sells baked cakes, he is a very smart and studious young man, and he has also been admitted to the Jinshi of the Ming Dynasty.

Wu Song, on the other hand, was a member of the Song Dynasty more than 300 years ago, so they were not brothers.

1. Wu Song was a native of the Song Dynasty Wu Song was originally just a street performer, and later was appreciated by the Hangzhou prefect because of his superb martial arts, so he became a government official in the Yamen. And there is a local ruffian hooligan named Cai Hu, relying on his father's wealth and power, so he bullied the weak and harmed the people, and was called a pest tiger. Wu Song saw that this "tiger" was endangering the people, so he decided to eliminate the harm for the people, originally wanted to teach a lesson, but he didn't expect to beat Cai Hu to death.

So he was imprisoned, tortured, and finally brutally killed. In honor of Wu Song, people called him the "hero of fighting tigers".

Second, Wu Dalang is a talented man Nearly 300 years later, a figure appeared in Qinghe County in the Ming Dynasty - Wu Zhi, who was not only short in stature, but also very ugly. At that time, there was a daughter surnamed Pan who took a fancy to his character, so despite the opposition of his family, he focused on assisting Wu Zhi. Later, Wu Zhi lived up to his expectations.

Holding up the Jinshi, the two eventually became the dependents of the gods. And Wu Zhi's epitaph states that Wu Zhi was called Wu Dalang in his childhood. Therefore, Wu Dalang is not a vendor who sells baked cakes, and although his wife's surname is Pan, there is no water-based Yanghua.

Wu Dalang and Wu Song in real history are not from the same dynasty, so they will not be brothers. Wu Song grew up in the Song Dynasty, and he was not a tiger in the animal kingdom, but a scum who endangered the world; And Wu Dalang is not a peddler, he is a jinshi in the Ming Dynasty, and his wife is also surnamed Pan, but the husband and wife are very affectionate. These are just folk rumors, which were later taken by the author of the Water Margin and put in the work.

It was not confirmed according to the truth of the matter, so that Pan Jinlian was scolded by later generations for hundreds of years.

It's a brother. Although Wu Dalang and Wu Song are very different in appearance and height, they have a deep relationship and are a pair of brothers.

Wu Dalang and Wu Song are really brothers, in fact, Wu Song also has a nickname called Wu Erlang, they are brothers of the same mother, although there is a big difference in height and physique, but they are related by blood.

Wu Song: The real Wu Song in history was a righteous warrior in the Song Dynasty, born in Qinghe County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province in 1055, and used to perform on the streets of Hangzhou, and later served as a magistrate under the high authority of the Hangzhou prefect.

After Gao Quan was dismissed, Wu Song was kicked out of the yamen, because the newly appointed Hangzhou prefect was stabbed by Wu Song, and then Wu Song died in prison.

The historical Wu Dalang Wu Zhi was a figure in the Ming Dynasty, and his birthplace, like Wu Song, was born in Qinghe County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province.

Although Wu Zhi was born poor, he was very smart and middle-aged when he entered Beijing to take the Jinshi examination, and then married Pan Jinlian, the daughter of the Shandong prefect, and had four children.

Judging from the dynasties of the two people, one is a character in the Southern Song Dynasty and the other is a figure in the Ming Dynasty, so Wu Song and Wu Zhi are not really biological brothers.