The historiographical value of Gu Liang s biography, Gu Liang biography is still the biography of Li

The Biography of Gu Liang", together with "Zuo Biography" and "Ram Biography", is one of the three biographies that explain "Spring and Autumn". Also known as "The Legend of the Spring and Autumn Valley Liang". It is said that the Lu people Gu Liangchi "received the scriptures from Zixia and passed them on for the scriptures".

In fact, it should be the collective discussion of several generations of scholars who taught Confucius the Spring and Autumn Period, and the time when the book was compiled and compiled was no later than the early Han Dynasty. When Emperor Xuan, he set up a doctor for it.

The Biography of Gu Liang is generally considered to belong to the "Jinwenjing". The main body of the book is more than 23,000 words, and the "Spring and Autumn" is explained in a question-and-answer style, focusing on expounding the political significance of the "Spring and Autumn Period", which is roughly the same tone as the "Legend of the Ram", but there are also differences on individual specific issues. For example, the "Spring and Autumn" record of the fourth year of Lu Xugong:

Qi Huan Gong attacked Chu, "Chu Qu came to the alliance with the division". "The Legend of the Ram" said: "Duke Huan saved China and destroyed Di ,......."This is also a king's thing.

Where does his words come from, and Huan is the main one. ......With Huan Gong as the mainstay, the preface is also. "affirmed the great achievements made by Qi Huangong.

The Biography of Gu Liang said: "Who is coming? Neihuan Shi, too.

Yu Zhaoling, he has to be ambitious to Huan Gongye. Those who have the will will will not be able to do so, and the only thing to do is to get the ambition of Huan Gong. "I think that Qi Huangong's achievements are limited, and Chu is still unruly, and the arguments are very different.

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According to page 750 of the sixth edition of Cihai, with "The Biography of Zhu Liang".

The Legend of the Liang in the Spring and Autumn Valley is one of the classics of the Han Dynasty in China. The book is an important source for the study of Confucianism from the Warring States period to the Qin and Han dynasties. Reading "The Biography of Gu Liang", you can read the "Commentary on the Thirteen Classics", the Han Dynasty He Xiu's commentary, the Tang Dynasty's Xu Yanshu's "Spring and Autumn Ram Biography Commentary", the Jin Dynasty's Fan Ning Douzhong's Ji Jie, and the Tang Dynasty's Yang Shixunshu's "Commentary on the Biography of Gu Liang" (all punctuated editions of Peking University Press).

or related research by Qing Confucian Zhuang Cunhe, Liu Fenglu, Kong Guangsen, Zhong Jubi, Wenhao, Hou Kang and others.

After the Han Dynasty, "Ram" and "Gu Liang" did not pay much attention to people, but in the late Qing Dynasty, there was a brief revival of Ram Studies. However, in the Han Dynasty, the second biography was a prominent study of the doctor and the mountain, especially the "Legend of the Ram", but it was a sharp weapon used to "break the prison in the Spring and Autumn Period", which could be passed down for 2,000 years, and its ideological and linguistic value was indelible. Especially the history of academic thought in the Han Dynasty, it is impossible not to understand "The Biography of Gu Liang".

Fanning's "Preface to the Biography of Gu Liang" is beautifully written and the text is also beautiful. For example, when talking about Confucius's "Spring and Autumn Period because of Lu History", he said that "the praise of one word is more than the gift of Hua Gon." The words are depreciating, and the tart of the city is insulted.

The help of virtue, although it is cheap, must be declared. Where righteousness is suppressed, although it is noble, it must be yielded. Therefore, those who are attached to the power and conceal the wrong have nothing to escape their crimes, and those who are alone in virtue have nothing to hide their names.

It's still an exaggeration.

After all, the Spring and Autumn Triumph are all different from each other, or even opposites. For example, Song Xianggong's evaluation, "Ram" and "Gu Liang" are diametrically opposed. In the twenty-second year of the reign of Duke Xu, Song Xianggong fought with Chu Shi Yu Hong, saying something like "no drums, no columns", "gentlemen are not seriously injured, no birds are fowled", and finally they were defeated, injured and died.

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