Which martial champion in history was dismissed from the title of champion because he was too ugly?

Yes, this person is Huang Chao. After all, appearance is also very important, so he became one of the few people in history who was dismissed from the title of champion because he was too ugly.

In the last years of the Tang Dynasty, there was indeed a martial champion who removed his title because of his appearance, but his appearance was definitely not the only reason.

is talking about Huang Chao, he was dismissed from the title of Wu Zhuangyuan. When the news came, Huang Chao was extremely angry. Before leaving the capital, he wrote the famous anti-poem "Fu Ju after the First Queen" to annotate his own mood.

In history, only the Huangchao who launched the Huangchao Rebellion rebelled against the rule of the Tang Dynasty because it was too ugly and was removed from the title of champion, which caused an indelible impact.

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, when he was a child, Huang Yuanwai felt that his appearance was strange, so he threw him into a roadside ditch.

This is impossible, the emperor values a person's martial arts and ability, and Wu Zhuangyuan does not rely on his appearance to eat.

Because the name of the champion does exist, but it is not the only reason, and it also takes into account the political environment and social conditions at the time.

Although there have been a few cases like this, I don't think that's the main reason, because in history, more attention has been paid to the ability of the champions, the use of force, and it can only be said that it is not the ability or other important reasons for the dismissal, but also to take into account the political environment and social conditions at the time.

Due to the frequent occurrence of natural disasters at the end of the Tang Dynasty and the turmoil in the imperial court, the people did not make much resistance to this change of dynasty, and Huangchao successfully entered Chang'an.

Huang Chao He is one of the few people in history who has been dismissed from the title of champion because of his ugly appearance.

China's last martial champion is named Zhang Sanjia, who was born in a martial arts family in Bingzhou and has been practicing martial arts with his elders since he was a child. In the martial arts palace test, he brandished a 180-pound big sword and shocked the four and won the championship in one fell swoop. It's a pity that such a talent died of illness before he had time to show his talents.

Zhang Sanjia, the first and first martial arts performance in the 24th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, and the last martial champion in the 27th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty.

The last martial champion in the history of the imperial examination was Zhang Sanjia. He was the martial champion in the twenty-fourth year of Guangxu (1898), and his martial arts attainments were superb but he died of overwork, which is very regrettable.

It's called Zhang Sanjia. As a martial champion, he is tall and big, with a tiger's back and a bear's waist, and can make a big knife of more than 180 catties, with infinite power, which was appreciated by Emperor Guangxu and named the martial champion.

Su Qi'er. The more famous Wu Zhuangyuan I know is Su Qi'er at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and he was filmed in TV series.

The imperial examination system has existed in China for more than 1,000 years, and as an ancient system of electing officials, it is still influencing us. The first place in the ancient imperial examination was called the champion, and the gold content of this champion is actually much higher than the current "champion", so who is the first champion in the historical records? is not only the selection of civil officials by the imperial examination, but also the selection of military attachés by the military examination, so who was the first martial champion in history?

1.Famous champion in history.

More than 1,000 years of imperial examination history, there will naturally be a lot of more famous champions, although most of the champions are actually not very good in the end, but there are a few who have made a name in history, such as the most respected national hero Wen Tianxiang, he took the last emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, and would rather die than commit suicide by jumping into the sea, such as Li Zunxuan, who became the emperor from the champion in the Western Xia period, such as Guo Ziyi, the only one who became the prime minister from the martial champion, and Zheng Hao, who was the only one who was called as a concubine. There is also a very sad Chen An who was ordered to be executed just after high school.

2.Sun Fujia.

The first champion recorded in history was Sun Fujia in the early Tang Dynasty. He was a native of the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, and was only a small official when he first entered the officialdom, and later the Tang Dynasty was established, and he participated in the imperial examination and became a martial artist for five years, that is, in 622 A.D., the first champion and the first in the imperial examination. Later, after several promotions, he resigned in 654, and died at home four years later, and this life can be regarded as relatively complete.

In fact, there are some problems to say that Sun Fujia is the first champion, after all, the imperial examination system was born in the Sui Dynasty, and the Sui Dynasty will inevitably produce champions, but because the history of the Sui Dynasty is too short, and there was some confusion at that time, it is very possible to lose the data.

3.Half a thousand.

Let's talk about the first Wu Zhuangyuan, the member (Yinyun) is half a thousand. There aren't many records about him, but his name is an interesting story. His original surname was Liu, and his ancestor was Liu Song Qibu Lang of the Southern Dynasty, but Liu Song perished, and the family insisted on loyalty to the homeland, rejected the Southern Qi and fled to the Northern Wei Dynasty, and the Northern Wei Emperor praised their quality comparable to the ancient Wu Zixu, and Wu Zixu's real name was Wu Yuan, so he gave them the surname with the word "member".

As for "half a thousand", it is even more interesting. When he was young, he met a scholar named Wang Yifang, who may not be famous now, but at that time he may also be a very famous person in the local area, he said that the member Banqian is "a sage in five hundred years, and the foot deserves it", so he changed the name to "half a thousand" for five hundred years, and the full name is called the member half thousand.

The ancient emperors all had to look at their appearance, and no matter how good the test was if the appearance was low, it would not have a chance to be the champion. There is such a person in the history of the Tang Dynasty, that is Zhong Kui, who was called the Ghost Hunter by later generations, Zhong Kui is also a fierce man, after hearing that he was demoted to the top of the list because of his ugliness, he committed suicide by hitting the pillar in a fit of anger.

Zhong Kui Tang Dynasty Wude years of the end of the Nanshan people, when he went to the capital to participate in the imperial examination, he himself was a talented, full of economic people, the imperial examination room also played very well, but in the palace examination time the emperor saw that he looked black and ugly, thinking that this person was the champion and damaged the face of the court, so he took his position down, and he himself couldn't stand this humiliation and committed suicide.

It can be said that it is very unwise to stifle a person's fame because of a person's appearance, which not only leads to the loss of talents, but also reduces the reputation of the imperial court and adds a touch of gray to the officialdom.

In the first year of Tang Xuanzong, once Tang Xuanzong dreamed that he was chased and killed by a ghost, and when he was cornered, suddenly a big ghost in red came, he swallowed the ghost directly into his stomach, Tang Xuanzong asked him who he was, he replied that he was originally a person from Zhongnan Mountain, and he was a Jinshi during the Tang Wude period, and later because he was deprived of the position of champion because of his appearance, he was angry and committed suicide directly by hitting the pillar, and later specialized in catching ghosts.

Tang Xuanzong took pity on his tortuous career, and he himself was a fanatical Taoist believer, and remembered his merit in saving him, so he named him the ghost hunter, and ordered someone to paste his portrait on the door to drive away evil spirits and avoid ghosts, and also built a statue in the world in order to accept the offering of incense.

Huang Chao was degraded because his appearance was too ugly, so people didn't have a good mood when they saw it. So sometimes the appearance is also a very important thing, and we can't ignore our appearance.

That is Zhong Kui, after hearing that he was demoted to the top of the list because he was ugly, he committed suicide by hitting the pillar in a fit of anger.

It is said that Zhong Kui was demoted because he was ugly, and later committed suicide, which is not difficult to explain why he was able to subdue the ghosts.

Wang Gen during the period of Emperor Jianwen. Because of his ugly appearance, Wang Gen was disgusted by Emperor Jianwen during the palace test, and changed Wang Gen to a role model. But Wang Gen finally died for Emperor Jianwen.

Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty was ugly, so the champion had to be good-looking, representing the majesty of the imperial court. Therefore, the talented champion Guo Chong was demoted to the top of the list because of his bad appearance, and the handsome Wu Zongbo was promoted to the champion.

Huang Chao, he is the one who was demoted from the champion to the top of the list because he was too ugly, so ancient times were also an era of looking at faces.

I don't know of any champions who will be disqualified because of their looks. But it's also normal, because after all, it was the emperor who personally picked it. It just feels too unfair to the champion.

When the emperor is on TV, he will also look at the appearance of the students to determine the champion, Guo Chong is because after Zhu Yuanzhang saw him, he felt that his appearance was ugly and detrimental to his majesty, so he will be the eye of the example.

I don't think I've heard of this, because whoever is ugly is not allowed to be the champion, but if there is such a thing, I can only say that the system is not fair enough.

Open the history of China's imperial examinations, you will find a strange phenomenon, in the history of the imperial examinations, Wen Zhuangyuan can be said to be a number of celebrities, such as Yang Shen, Wen Tianxiang, etc. were all born in Wen Zhuangyuan, or they are all powerful figures, and even have long been famous in history. But for Wu Zhuangyuan, everyone can understand very little. In Chinese history, there are a total of 293 people in the history of Wu Zhuangyuan.

There are 3 people with unique skills, but they are only famous.

Guo Ziyi. Guo Ziyi was born in the Tang Dynasty in 697 AD, learned martial arts since childhood, was honest and upright, and devoted himself to the study of the art of war and martial arts. Under the guidance of his father, Guo Ziyi has been determined to be a figure who protects his family and defends the country and stands up to the sky and the earth since he was a child.

However, at that time, the Tang Dynasty had become Wu Zetian's Zhou Dynasty. Until 705 AD, there was a Shenlong coup, and Wu Zetian was forced to abdicate.

The martial arts system was implemented again, and in 715 AD, Guo Ziyi, who was only 18 years old, participated in the martial arts examination, and the family did not have any hope for him to enter the examination this time, after all, he was still young, but he did not think that the 18-year-old Guo Ziyi would go all the way to the final title of martial champion.

Although he was born in Wu Zhuangyuan, Guo Ziyi has not been reused, and he has only been a town guard officer for 20 years, until the Anshi Rebellion (755), when he was reused by Tang Xuanzong. Guo Ziyi successively defeated An Lushan, Shi Siming, Tubo and other rebels, and recovered capitals and important towns including Chang'an and Luoyang.

It was not until 763 AD that Guo Ziyi completely quelled the Anshi Rebellion. In 781 AD, Guo Ziyi died at the age of 83 and was posthumously named Taishi, nicknamed Zhongwu, and his name went down in history.

Ma Quan. The top of the form.

Among the martial champions of the past dynasties, the only one who has participated in two exams and is the only one who has won all of them. In the seventeenth year of Qianlong (1752), he won Tanhua, and then in the twenty-fifth year of Qianlong (1760), he won the martial champion. But he is a really powerful master, and because of his brother's bureau, he has also received Qianlong's attention and envy for this matter.

Many people may wonder why Ma Quan has to take the martial arts exam twice? In fact, after participating in the first martial arts examination, he entered the official career, because of the conflict with his colleagues, and was finally deprived of his official position, in order to wash away the shame, Ma Quan participated in the martial arts examination together. And won the top spot 0 in one fell swoop.

Since then, Ma Quan, who has been appreciated by Qianlong, has been prosperous all the way in his official career, and was appointed as the chief soldier of Nanchang Town, Jiangxi Province in the early days. By (1769) he was promoted to the rank of governor of Gangnam.

In the 38th year of Qianlong, Ma Quan had been reappointed as the governor of Sichuan, and was ordered to conquer Jinchuan, during which he was unfortunately ambushed by the enemy, and fought with the enemy for a day and a night and finally died. The life of this legendary martial artist has just come to an end.