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Xue Pinggui is a fictional character, and his character prototype has the following statements:
1. According to some older artists, Xue Pinggui's ** is: A wealthy family in Shanxi celebrated his mother's birthday in a certain year, invited the church, and performed "Fenhe Bay" and other plays. His mother learned that King Xue and the others had a tragic ending and became depressed.
Fuzi offered a huge reward to solicit the script of Xue Rengui's husband and wife's reunion. In order not to violate history, a certain literati fabricated a "Xue Pinggui", the title of the play is "Wang Baochuan", and the plot is similar to the Xue Rengui drama staged. In order to cater to the mentality of the rich mother, it was changed to a happy ending.
After the performance, the rich mother was overjoyed, and her illness was cured. Since then, there has been a Xue Rengui and a Xue Pinggui on the Peking Opera stage, "two Xue coexist", and there is nothing to do with each other.
2. Another theory is that Xue Pinggui is Shi Jingjiao of the Later Jin Dynasty (seen in Chongyi's "Miscellaneous Records of the Court and the Wild since Daoxian" in Chongyi of the Qing Dynasty): Shi Jingjiao was the son-in-law of the Li family of the Later Tang Dynasty, and was established by the Khitan, and the country name was Jin, that is, "the emperor is the emperor after returning from Xiliang" in the play; His father-in-law, Prime Minister Wang Yun, actually refers to Feng Dao, the elder of Changle, so Xue Pinggui is really the pseudonym of Shi Jingjiao. But after research, Shi Jingjiao is actually the son-in-law of Li Siyuan of Mingzong of the Later Tang Dynasty, and here he is called Li's son-in-law, but for some reason he is pulled to Feng Dao.
Therefore, although the matter is slightly consistent, it is suspected of being chiseled.
3. Some people believe that although the story of Xue Pinggui is not found in Yuan Qu, it may have existed before the Yuan Dynasty and only circulated in the northwest. The Peking Opera "Wujia Po" was originally borrowed by the Qin Dynasty, and it was not published in the official history but attached to the Tang Dynasty, and mentioned Xiliang, so the story of Xue Pinggui may be a product of the northwest frontier between the Tang and Song dynasties.
Xue Rengui (March 24, 614, 683), a famous person, was a figure that existed in history. He is a native of Xiucun Village, Longmen County, Jiangzhou, Hedong Province (now Xiucun, Hejin City, Shanxi). A famous general of the Tang Dynasty and a famous military strategist.
Xue Rengui was born in the Xue clan in Hedong, joined the army in the last years of Zhenguan, fought for decades, defeated the nine surnamed Tiele, surrendered Goguryeo, defeated the Turks, and made outstanding achievements. The official is the governor of Gua, the right leader of the army, the general of the guard, the inspector of the school acting the governor of the state, and the prince of Pingyang County.
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Xue Rengui is a historical figure, and Xue Pinggui is an artistic figure.
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The differences between Xue Pinggui and Xue Rengui are as follows.
Xue Rengui is a figure who appeared in the later years of Tang Taizong Li Shimin, he joined the army at the age of 30, fought on the battlefield for nearly 40 years, and made outstanding achievements, creating "good strategies to settle the fight", "three arrows to determine the Tianshan Mountain", "brave to collect Liaodong", "benevolent government of Goryeo", "love the people Xiangzhou City", "take off the hat and retreat from the enemy" and other aspects of military and political meritorious service. Therefore, Xue Rengui is a recorded and real figure in history, a famous general and military strategist of the Tang Dynasty.
Xue Pinggui is not recorded in history, and its origin is more from folk legends. The most widely circulated is an opera called "Fenhe Bay", in which Xue Pinggui is the leading actor. Later, it was revised, and a new opera was released, called "Wang Baochuan".
Since Xue Pinggui is a character in the opera, it is made up. Of course, Wang Baochuan is also made up. So no matter who Xue Pinggui's prototype is, at least Xue Pinggui is a figure that does not exist in history.
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Of course not.
Xue Rengui, the two brothers of Tang Taizong and Gaozong served as judges, with outstanding military achievements, very high titles, and historical records.
Xue Pinggui has not been recorded in any history, so he should be a made-up figure in Peking Opera. According to legend, it is a person who was invented by the Shanxi opera troupe based on Xue Ren's talk about filming.
Xue Rengui and Xue Pinggui have nothing to do with each other. Xue Pinggui and Xue Rengui are both famous generals in the Tang Dynasty, both from poor backgrounds, the two are as brave and invincible, and even their marriages are extremely similar, although both of them are surnamed Xue, but they have no relationship. >>>More
There is no connection between the two. Xue Pinggui.
is a folk tale character, Xue Rengui. >>>More
It's not the same person, Xue Rengui has a real person in history. >>>More
Obviously not alone.
Xue Rengui, a native of Longmen, Jiangzhou, Shanxi, was born in a poor peasant family, strong in martial arts, especially good at riding and shooting, and used to drawing halberds (guns during stage performances). In the middle of Tang Zhenguanzhong (around 637 AD), Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, conquered Liaodong, and Rengui was recruited into the army. The Liao army of 200,000 refused to fight, Rengui wore a white robe, hung two bows from his waist, rode a horse and held a halberd, rushed into the enemy formation, and fought fiercely with it. >>>More
Of course, it is a historical figure, and there is a Bao Gong Temple in Hefei.