Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Traditional stories - How does the Book of Jin record birds and crows?
How does the Book of Jin record birds and crows?
According to the Book of Jin, in the third year of Emperor Sima Dezong and Yixi of Jin 'an (AD 407), Zhu Mao, the dragon pheasant general, guarded Shouyang, and his servants cooked it. Suddenly, a group of crows flew to the stove to compete for food. The servants and maids drove them away, but they refused to fly away. Some hounds killed two crows, and some crows gathered to peck the hounds and ate their meat, leaving only a few dogs.
- Related articles
- Illustration of wedding materials-how to make wedding effect
- Puyang Education Bureau Tel
- Video tutorial on proper breastfeeding
- What is the core of Confucius' ethical thought?
- What music does suona play?
- Characteristics of Suzhou Gardens
- Steaming steamed bread is learned. Can you steam it?
- Yantai 2022 May Day Holiday: A Summary of Museums and Knowledge Tourism Activities
- Natural conditions conducive to the formation and development of residential areas
- Inner Mongolia special food