The legend of Liu Yijing, how many years is Liu Yijing old?

Liu Yi Well is the entrance of the Dongting Dragon Palace in the legendary story "Liu Yi Biography", and there is a Liu Yi Well in Junshan on the shore of Dongting Lake and Dongting East Mountain in Taihu Lake.

Suzhou Dongshan Xijia Lake Qiyuan side Liu Yi Well, next to the orange forest, less than 200 meters away from Taihu Lake, Ming Dynasty Dongshan University scholar Wang Wei in Zhengde nine years (1514) handwritten "Liu Yi Well" three-character stele, still intact.

Liu Yijing, located in the east side of the corner of Longyu Mountain in Junshan Park, Yueyang City, the book pavilion is close to the back side of the well platform, and the stone well fence is engraved"Liu Yijing", also known as orangery, is one of the five ancient wells of Junshan.

Liu Yijing is on the bank of Qiyuan Garden of Xijia Lake in Dongshan, next to the orange forest, less than 200 meters away from Taihu Lake. According to legend, Liu Yi of the mythical story "The Biography of Liu Yi" entered the Dragon Palace from this well, and the well got its name from this. The well has a history of more than 1,000 years, and the Southern Song Dynasty "Wu County Chronicles" has recorded this well.

The well circle is hewn into the floating kang stone, the moss marks are barge, the well is full of antiquity, it seems that it is not deep, you can lean over and probe the bow, and the drought and flood are not profitable, and the wind is not turbid. The well water is sweet and moist, different from its well, and it is one of the famous springs in Dongshan in history. In the Ming Dynasty, Dongshan University scholar Wang Wei in the ninth year of Zhengde (1514) handwritten "Liu Yijing" three-character stele, is still intact.

The story of Liu Yi's legend is well-known all over the world. But the location of the story has been inconsistent. It is also said that this well is connected with the Taihu Lake in Suzhou, the east and west are far away, between the two mountains, thousands of miles away, but there is a "stone cave sneaking through", it is really "Qiankun Wu Chu double open eyes".

This adds a mysterious color to Junshan. There is also a "Liu Yi Well" in Weng Xiang Village, Northeast Weng Xiang Village, Dongshan Town, Wu County, Jiangsu Province. According to research, there are Dragon Girl Temple and White Horse Land Temple nearby, and it is said that "Liu Yi Biography" was once a white horse here.

There is also a "Liu Yi Well" in Taihu Lake, and there is a stone wall nearby, which is said to be the place where Liu Yi passed on the book and inquired. There is a stone tablet inscribed by the king of the university scholar in the fifth year of Ming Zhengde (1510 AD) by the well. The moss of the well circle is peeled off, the old traces are quaint, the spring water is sweet and fragrant, "there is no surplus and dry in drought and flood, and the wind shakes and is not turbid", it is one of the famous springs in Dongshan.

In addition, the legendary Liu Yi Well, Hunan Changde's Hong Zhan Zhou also has a mouth, the clear spring water wanders through the ages, never exhausted, is said by the locals to be the "Liu Yi Chuan Shu" under the Dragon Palace, also known as "Liu Yi Well". and so on, probably because Liu Yi passed on the book, went through thousands of disasters, and the image of righteousness and courage lived in people's hearts, and the location of the good story was said in the local area, which added a bit of luster to the local people.

First of all, we must admit that Liu Yijing, as a legend, is not really there. It is impossible to find the Liu Yijing in Tonglong Palace, so we can only go to ** a chronological order and the impact on ** is a more correct view.

The legend of Liu Yi first appeared in the folk tales of the late Tang Dynasty, the original author Li Chaowei, a native of Longxi, who listened to Xue Yi in Chang'an and recorded this story. At that time, the influence was not widespread. The first large-scale dissemination of this story was included in the Song people's book "Taiping Yulan", which had a certain influence in the history of literature as an early Chinese ** collection.

Later, the opera of the Yuan Dynasty flourished, and the story of "The Biography of Liu Yi" was truly spread throughout China.

The story is originally in Longxi, no longer in Hubei, so the Liu Yi Well in Junshan should be the cultural landscape produced after the Song and Yuan dynasties, and the Liu Yi story had a certain influence.

And Dongshan Liu Yijing is in the Dongshan Xi family's hometown. The Dongshan Xi family migrated to Dongshan from Longxi by Xi Wen, a general of Wuwei in the late Tang Dynasty, that is, they settled in Dongshan during the original period of Liu Yi's story. Dongshan Liuyi Well is next to the orange forest, and there is an orange book next to it, which is in the shade of Dongting (Mountain), which is completely consistent with the description of **.

And Junshan Liuyi Well is in the yang of Dongting (Lake), the sunny slope of Junshan, (the south of the water, the north of the mountain is yin), which is contrary to **, and it is a man-made scenic spot attached to it.

There is a reason for this, that is, when the Taiping Yulan recorded the biography of Liu Yi, the story and Dongshan Liu Yijing both existed and had a certain popularity, so the "Taiping Yulan" was revised when it was entered. There is some other evidence to support this statement, that is, the story of Liu Yi in the Taiping Yulan, which has a very ambiguous definition of Dongting. It is clear that Liu Yi is from Hubei, but he has to meet the third princess when he returns to Wu from Jingchuan, and when he finally marries the third princess, he has settled in Jinling.

Taihu Lake East Mountain, west mountain, called Dongting Mountain. It is said that the Green Dragon King returned to the sea, and the horns drilled out of the Dongting Lake, and the place where the horns came out was the Dongting Mountain of Taihu Lake, and the Dragon King returned to the sea from Qiantang. Judging from the relationship between Dongtingjun and Qiantangjun in Liu Yi's biography, the story is stereotyped with reference to this allusion, and the heroines are all three princesses.

Therefore, Dongshan Liuyijing is more likely to be the original landscape that has an impact on the stereotype of the ** story.

Therefore, from the perspective of the general geographical location, Junshan Liuyi Well is positive, but later the landscaping people did not carefully study the legend, and the site selection was not careful.

But from the source of time, the original description, and even the impact on the development of the story should be Dongshan Liu Yijing.

Put it in the person who has to drill the "tip of the horn" and ask which well leads to the Dragon Palace, then he can only answer, the two wells are connected, the Green Ox King enters from the Dongting Lake, the Dongting Mountain comes out, and the Dongting Dragon King Palace is in this horn hole, and it is drilled into it to find it.

The entrance to the Dongting Dragon Palace in the Chinese legend "The Biography of Liu Yi". On the shore of Dongting Lake, Junshan and Taihu Dongting Dongshan each have a Liuyi Well.

The legend of Liu Yi's biography is one of the longest-standing Han folklore in Chinese history. Together with Liang Zhu, Tianxian Pei, and the White Snake, it is known as the four major myths and legends of Chinese folk. The legend of Liu Yi is one of the intangible cultural heritage of Shandong Province.

In May 2011, the legend of Liu Yi declared by Hanting District, Weifang City, Shandong Province was approved as the third batch of intangible cultural heritage. 1

The earliest literary work reflecting the "Biography of Liu Yi" is the Tang legend "The Biography of Liu Yi", which is found in the Taiping Guangji, which is from the "Collection of Strange Stories" edited by Chen Han of the Tang Dynasty and written by Li Chaowei. "The Biography of Liu Yi" was written by the first scholar Liu Yi passed by the Jinghe River in Shaanxi Province and met the Dongting Dragon Girl Shepherd Sheep in the wilderness. The dragon girl reported that she was abused at Jinghefu's house, and asked Liu Yi to pass on a letter to rescue her, and Liu Yi readily agreed.

After the dragon girl was saved, she longed for Liu Yi, and after many twists and turns, the two finally became a happy couple. The story of Liu Yi's biography shows strange and romantic colors and a fresh and handsome wind god. The plot is also bizarre and dramatic, and has been widely circulated among the people since the Tang Dynasty.

So far, there are different versions of the legend of Liu Yi in many parts of the country. However, experts believe that the legend of Liu Yi in Hanting District, Weifang City, Shandong Province has a complete form of cultural resources, including relevant locations, personal heritage, and the resulting Han folk belief and ritual activities, which can be called a complete system.