Is Lu Ban a shooter?

Ruban is not a shooter. In the glory of the king's game, Luban No.7 is the shooter, which is the genius of Master Luban. Historically, Lu Ban was the originator of architecture and carpentry in China.

The life of a historical figure

Lu Ban, Ji surname, Gong Bo surname, same name. Also known as public loss, public loss, class loss, Lu style. Lu people in the Spring and Autumn Period. "Fan" and "Ban" are homonyms, which are very common in ancient times, so people often call him Lu Ban. ?

Born in the 13th year of Zhou Dynasty (507 BC), he died in the 25th year of Zhou Zhenping (444 BC). He lived from the end of the Spring and Autumn Period to the beginning of the Warring States Period and was born in a craftsman's family for generations. He participated in many civil engineering jobs with his family since childhood, gradually mastered the skills of productive labor and accumulated rich practical experience.

After about 450 BC, he came to Chu from Shandong to help Chu make weapons. He once created a ladder to attack the state of Song. Mozi came all the way from Lu to Guoyong, Chu, and argued with Lu Ban and the king of Chu, urging him not to attack Song again.

Hand tools used by carpenters, such as drills, planers, shovels, rulers and Mo Dou, are said to have been invented by Lu Ban. And the invention of every tool is inspired by Luban's production practice, after repeated research and experiments.

Characters in Lu Ban Jing:

There are few official records of ancient architectural techniques in China, and most of them are handed down from generation to generation by craftsmen in the form of dictation and notes. There are few special books compiled by craftsmen themselves. Yu Hao, a carpenter in the early Song Dynasty, wrote the Wood Classics, but it has long been lost, and only some fragments of Meng Qian Bi Tan written by Shen Kuo are left.

Only "Lu Ban Jing" in Ming Dynasty is a special book of folk woodworking industry, with multiple versions and important historical value. The predecessor of this book is the Luban architectural method in the middle Ming Dynasty (from Chenghua to Hongzhi, 1465 ~ 1505) collected by Tianyi Pavilion in Ningbo, which is now incomplete.

Its characteristic is that the content is limited to buildings, such as ordinary houses, pavilions, bell towers, pagodas, livestock stables and so on. , excluding furniture and farm tools. The arrangement order is more logical. Firstly, the horizontal and vertical tools, site samples and cross-section beams of general houses are discussed, and then special types of buildings and architectural details, such as humps and hanging fish, are discussed.

In addition, there are many illustrations, which complement the text and retain many techniques of the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Wanli edition, more than 100 years after Tianyi Pavilion edition, was renamed Luban Jing Jiang Jiajing.

Great changes have been made in content and arrangement, but the first 2 1 page is missing. Later, according to the manuscript of the late Ming Dynasty (Chongzhen) reprinted by Wanli, you can see the whole book. Later versions are all derived from Wanli Edition or Chongzhen Edition.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Luban