What kind of person is Li Yu, and what kind of dynasty is Li Yu

Li Yu was an emperor and a literati.

His words are divided into two parts.

The first part was written when he was the emperor, mainly writing about the love between men and women in the harem, the style is soft, barely romantic, and there is a shadow of the flower school.

The second part was written after the death of the country, because of the deep pain of the country, the recollection of the past, barely regarded as patriotism, as for his character, the history books record that "the sex is arrogant, the voice is good, and the picture is fond of floating pictures, for the sake of high talk, not sympathetic to political affairs".

Li Yu (937 978), the monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, reigned (961-975), and was also the most melancholy and saddest lyricist during the Five Dynasties. The word is heavy, the first name is from Jia, and the number is hidden.

Lianfeng layman. A native of Xuzhou (now Jiangsu), a native of Huzhou (now Zhejiang). The sixth son of Li Jing of Yuanzong of the Southern Tang Dynasty, succeeded to the throne in the second year of Song Jianlong (961), and was known as the successor in history.

In the eighth year of Kaibao, the country broke and surrendered to the Song Dynasty, captured to Bianjing, and was named the general of the right Qianniu Wei and the marquis of disobedience. Later, he was poisoned by Song Taizong. Although Li Yu is politically incompetent, his artistic talent is extraordinary.

Li Yugong is good at calligraphy, good at painting, fine sound rhythm, poetry and literature have certain attainments, especially the highest achievements in words. There are about 32 poems of Li Yu's poems, and the content can be divided into two categories: the first category was written before the Song Dynasty, mainly to reflect court life and the love between men and women, and the subject matter is narrower; The second category is after the fall of the Song Dynasty, Li Yu's deep pain of losing the country, reminiscing about the past, rich in his own feelings, the achievements of his works in this period far exceed the previous period.

Among the masterpieces, such as "Poppy Beauty", "Waves of Sand" and "Cry in the Night", were all completed at this time. Most of the lyrics in this period are sad and desolate, mainly describing the scene of looking at the distance and returning in a dream, expressing the infinite nostalgia for the "homeland" and "the past". Li Yu occupies an important position in the history of Chinese words and is known as the "Emperor of Ancient Words".

It will also have a great impact on future generations. He inherited the tradition of the Huajian lyricists since the late Tang Dynasty, but through the specific and perceptible personality images, he reflected a certain artistic conception with general significance in real life, thus advancing the creation of words by a big step forward and expanding the field of expression of words. Li Yuwen, lyrics, calligraphy and painting are abundant.

His words are mainly collected in the "Two Main Words of the Southern Tang Dynasty".

Li Yu (August 15, 937, August 13, 978), born in Pengcheng County, Xuzhou (now Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province), was born in Jiangning Mansion (now Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province), formerly known as Congjia, the word Chongguang, known as Zhongshan Hermit, Zhong Feng Hermit, White Lotus Monk, Lianfeng Monk, the sixth son of Li Jing of Tang Yuanzong, the last monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty.

In the second year of Jianlong (961), Li Yu succeeded to the throne, respected the Song Dynasty as orthodox, and paid tribute to ensure peace. In October of the fourth year of Kaibao (971), Song Taizu destroyed the Southern Han Dynasty, and Li Yu removed the Tang name and changed his name to "Jiangnan Lord". In the following year, the ritual system was derogated, and the kiss of the Jinling Taidian was removed to show respect for the Song court.

In the eighth year of Kaibao (975), Li Yu's army was defeated and surrendered to the Song Dynasty, and he was captured in Tokyo, where he was awarded the right Qianniuwei general and was named the Marquis of disobedience. On July 7, the third year of Taiping Xingguo (978), Li Yu died in Tokyo, posthumously presented the Taishi, and posthumously crowned King Wu. He is known as the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty and the queen of Li.

Li Yujing calligraphy, painting, Tongyin rhythm, poetry and writing have certain attainments, especially the highest achievements in words. Li Yu's words, inherited the late Tang Dynasty Wen Tingyun, Wei Zhuang and other Huajian lyricist traditions, and by the influence of Li Jing, Feng Yansi, etc., the language is bright, the image is vivid, the sentiment is sincere, the style is distinct, his words after the death of the country is even more broad, the meaning is profound, in the late Tang Dynasty five pronouns are unique, have a far-reaching impact on the later generations of words.

Li Yu, the monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, reigned from 961 to 975, the word Chongguang, the first name Congjia, the number Zhong Yin, and the Lianfeng layman. A native of Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu). The sixth son of Li Jing of Yuanzong of the Southern Tang Dynasty, succeeded to the throne in the second year of Song Jianlong (961), and was known as the queen of Li in history.

In the eighth year of Kaibao, the Song army broke the capital of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Li Yu surrendered to the Song Dynasty, was captured to Bianjing, and was named the general of the right Qianniu Wei and the marquis of disobedience. Later, he was poisoned by Song Taizong because of his nostalgic nostalgic noun "Poppy Beauty". Although Li Yu is not politically ill, his artistic talent is extraordinary.

Fine calligraphy, good at painting, tonal rhythm, poetry and writing have a certain attainment, especially the highest achievement of words. Masterpieces through the ages "Poppy Beauty", "Waves and Sands", "Crying in the Dark Night" and other bright words. Li Yu, who failed politically, left an immortal chapter of swiftness in the world of words, and was known as the "Emperor of Words".

From Mu Jian Jing Encyclopedia.

Five dynasties and ten kingdoms, Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty.