Is Liang Zhu real history or folklore?

It's just folklore that the two were people of two different dynasties.

The real Liang Zhu in history: Some people say that there is in historyLiangshanboand Zhu Yingtai, and did not live in the same era, Zhu Yingtai is a local woman who robs the rich and helps the poor, and Liang Shanbo is a local Qing official, when Liang Shanbo died, the locals buried Liang Shanbo in Zhu Yingtai's tomb in order to commemorate the two.

But there are also people who say that history; Zhu Yingtai is a chivalrous woman in the Ming Dynasty, Liang Shanbo is a scholar in the previous dynasty, "Heroine Zhu Yingtai" for the benefit of the people, after her death, people buried her, when digging the tomb, it was found that there was a tomb of Liang Shanbo, and the lead rock was buried together.

Hangzhou version of the agitator

Liang Zhu read the Yue opera "Liang Zhu" with his classmates at the Imperial Academy in Wansong Town

, there is a "Caoqiao Worship" lyrics, which says that Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, who is dressed as a **, met on the way to study in Qiantang County, and knew each other, so they worshiped "brothers" in "Caoqiao", referring to the Caoqiao Pavilion next to Wangjiang Gate in Dongcheng, Hangzhou.

According to legend, the place where Liang Zhu's classmates studied together was Wansong Academy on the West Lake, so the people called this place Liang Zhu Academy. Its predecessor was Bao'en Temple.

In the eleventh year of Ming Hongzhi, it was rebuilt into Wansong Academy, Chongzhen.

The academy was destroyed. After the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt into the Fuwen Academy.

According to legend, during the Western Jin Dynasty in China, the young student Liang Shanbo quit his home to study, and met Zhu Yingtai, a student who was dressed as a woman, and the two hit it off at first sight, and their interests were like-minded, so they became brothers in Caoqiao, and then went to Hongluoshan Academy to study. In the academy, the two get along day and night, and their relationship is getting deeper. Three years later, Yingtai returned home, and Shanbo sent each other for eighteen miles, and the two closed their eyes and said goodbye.

Under the guidance of his wife, Shan Bo took the butterfly jade fan left by Yingtai and fell to Zhu Xinkong's house to propose marriage and was rejected. Yingtai heard that Shanbo died for himself and was grief-stricken. Soon, the Ma family came to marry, and Yingtai was forced to get into the sedan chair with anger.

Walking to the tomb of Shanbo, Yingtai insisted on getting off the sedan chair, crying and worshipping the dead, died due to excessive grief, and was buried on the east side of the tomb of Shanbo. It is rumored that when Yingtai was forced to get married, he took a detour to pay respects in front of the tomb of Liang Shanbo, under the mourning induction of Zhu Yingtai, the wind, rain, thunder and lightning made a great effort, the tomb burst, Yingtai jumped into the tomb, the tomb was reunited, the wind stopped raining, the rainbow hung high, Liang Zhu turned into a butterfly, and danced in the world.

Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai in history are real.

The story of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai is one of the four great love stories of ancient Chinese folklore, the most charming oral inheritance art and national intangible cultural heritage in China, and the only Chinese folklore story with wide influence in the world.

Since the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the story of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai has been circulated among the people for more than 17,000 years, which can be described as a household name and far-reaching, and is known as the swan song of love.

From ancient times to the present, countless people have been moved by the poignant love between Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, and the legend of Liang Zhu and the love story between them are also real events that have indeed existed in history, and there are relevant historical materials and cultural relics to corroborate.