Kyushu? A brief discussion

Kyushu is really a word that makes people’s blood boil when they see it.

First of all, Kyushu is a fantasy world born out of traditional Chinese culture and drawing on Chinese history.

For authors to use reasonably and improve together.

Kyushu Dynasty: Xian (xian) - Chao (chao) - Ben (ben) - Yin (yin) - Xie (xie) - Sheng (sheng) - Duan (duan) - Zheng (zhi) - Xin (xin).

1. Due to the lack of historical data and the lack of historical data, the Xian Dynasty lasted for about 350 years.

It is somewhat similar to our Xia Dynasty, and some people still question the existence of the Xia Dynasty.

2. The Chao Dynasty lasted for about 540 years and was the beginning of Kyushu’s history.

Emperor Chao Gao divided the entire territory into nine states, which is why the world is called "Nine States".

At the end of the Chao Dynasty, due to the intrusion of seawater caused by the excavation of the Yunwang Canal, the originally connected continent of Kyushu was separated by the inland sea into the Eastern Continent, the Western Continent and the Northern Continent.

The stories of "Jiuzhou Zhuyan Ji" and "Jiuzhou Qingheng Biography" took place in the early Chao Dynasty.

I haven't read Zhan An's book yet, but the division of Emperor Chao Gao into Kyushu mentioned in "The Story of Zhu Yan" can be said to have started the history of Kyushu, which is of great significance.

Similar to our Chinese history, Dayu divided the world into nine states when he controlled floods.

3. Ben, which lasted about 400 years.

4. Yin, lasted about 770 years.

The surname of the emperor of the Yin Dynasty was Bai, and the founding emperor was Bai Yin, the first emperor of Yin (i.e. Emperor Qiangwei).

The story of "Kyushu? White Bird Divine Turtle" took place in the middle and late Yin Dynasty, and "Kyushu? Piaomiao Lu", "Kyushu? Traveler" and "Jiuzhou? Yu Legend" and other stories took place in the late Yin Dynasty.

The legendary "Kyushu Purana" is the story of Emperor Fengyan Bai Qingyu and his iron chariot Su Jinshen, Ji Yang, Li Lingxin, and Ye Zhengxun's two northern expeditions to the barbarians of the Northern Continent. It was once serialized in the Jiuzhou Chronicle in the form of a scroll of lion teeth.

The first season is out of print, and the price on a certain treasure is quite expensive.

Jiangnan has not finished writing... 5. Xie, which lasted for about 120 years.

The emperor Xie's surname was Ji, and the founding emperor was Ji Ye, King Yulie.

The legendary "Jiuzhou·捭阖录" happened in Xiemo.

It is still a big pit in Jiangnan... 6. Sheng lasted for about 300 years.

The surname of the emperor Sheng Dynasty was also Ji's, and the founding emperor was Ji Yunlie, a descendant of Ji Ye (because Ji Ye passed the throne to his younger brother Ji Changye, so the throne of Xie Dynasty was inherited by the Changye branch, to Ji Yunlie, Ji Ye

A group of people regained the throne), so Sheng was also called "Hou Xie". This is the same as the way of passing the throne in the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty in Chinese history.

Related works from this dynasty include "Kyushu? Suohe Mountain".

7. Duan, lasting about 300 years.

The surname of the Emperor Duan Dynasty was Muyun, and the founding emperor was Duan Taizu Muyun Xiongjiang.

The story of "Sea Shepherd Cloud" takes place in Duanmo.

8. Zheng, lasting more than 600 years.

The surname of the emperor of the Zheng Dynasty was Chu, and the founding emperor was Chu Jing.

The stories of "Mrs. Kyushu Huzhu" and "Kyushu Valer" took place in the middle and late stages of the campaign.

I heard that "Mrs. Huzhu of Kyushu" written by Xiao Rushe is very good and I plan to watch it. It mainly tells the story of the sharks.

The sharks are recorded in "Sou Shen Ji" and "Shan Hai Jing", although they are all myths about strange things.

When I heard about sharks, the first thing I thought of was Guo Moruo's poem, "I'm afraid there will be sharks on the shore, looking at the moon like beads."

9. Xin seems to be mentioned in the eventful "Kyushu? Trek", but the details are unknown.

The history of Kyushu is mainly the history of six intelligent races, the human race, the barbarian race, the Kuafu race, the shark race, the Heluo race, and the Meiling race.

My knowledge of Kyushu is very limited. After all, I have not been in contact with it for a long time and have not read many works. I have only read "Kyushu? Piaomiao Lu" and "Kyushu? Sea Shepherd Cloud" and some short stories.

Among the famous works in Kyushu, these two books have a place.

When talking about these two books, we have to talk about Jiangnan and Jinhe. We only talk about the works and nothing else.

Let’s talk about Jin He Zai first. Many people may know that it originated from "The Legend of Wukong". I have also read this book. Personally, I feel that this book subverts the traditional form of "Journey to the West". This "The Legend of Wukong" is the basis of "Journey to the West".

The characters in "The Chronicles" are infused with modern life values ??and spiritual emotions.

It is no longer the familiar story of Monk Tang’s Buddhist scriptures, it is about life.

Although using the word "life" to summarize this book seems a bit pale or superficial, can the essence of this book be conveyed by using more gorgeous or beautiful words?

Jin He said in "The Biography of Wukong": "I want this heaven to no longer be able to cover my eyes, I want this earth to be able to bury my heart no longer, I want all living beings to understand my thoughts, and I want all the Buddhas to disappear into thin air!"

Isn't this the original Sun Wukong in our hearts?

Quickly wanton and lawless.

Who is Sun Wukong?

Monkey King Monkey King Monkey King Monkey King of Water Curtain Cave in Huaguo Mountain!

Live as long as heaven, live as long as earth.

Isn't this what Sun Wukong is like?

Is this kind of Sun Wukong not good?

I still remember when I was a kid watching Journey to the West on TV. It was when I gathered friends to watch it. I still miss the carefree time at that time. I can only reminisce about the past.

There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, and the same is true for Sun Wukong. The Sun Wukong in the eyes of thousands of people is not the same.