The legend of Dahongpao in Wuyishan? Queen's theory of preventing disease? This is complete nonsense. The closest capital to Wuyishan in history is Hangzhou in the Southern Song Dynasty. According to the information and traffic conditions at that time, it was from the Queen? Sudden illness? (acute disease), to find? Dahongpao? It takes at least a few months to cure the disease, and it is obviously illogical to say that it is far from quenching thirst with water.
? Wuyishan Dahongpao legend says that immortals offer tea? It is also far-fetched. Although Wuyishan has the custom of calling mountains to offer tea sacrifices since ancient times, Xian Cheng, as a junior official with seven grades, did not conform to the strict dress code in ancient times.
Insurance 1 100 million RMB? Dahongpao mother tree? Although it grows on the rock wall, it is not unattainable. As early as more than 3,000 years ago, villagers in Wuyishan were able to put coffins on cliffs hundreds of meters high, not to mention the tens of meters of rock walls, which are undoubtedly popular in Guangdong? Monkeys picking tea say? Underestimated the wisdom of Wuyishan people.
What is the most convincing? Ding Xian's champion thanked him? This view is mainly held by the tour guide of Dahongpao in Wuyishan. It is said that Ding Xian, a Fujian native in the Ming Dynasty, rushed to the north to pass through Wuyishan, fainted by the side of the road due to heatstroke, and was saved by the monks of Tianxin Temple. He treated with tea as medicine. After recovering from his illness, Juzi, the top scholar in high school, returned to Tianxin Temple to repay his kindness. The abbot said that it was tea, not the monk, who saved his life, and told him to cover the tea tree with a red robe. Dahongpao? Since then, this story has spread like wildfire. After the Jing Nan Rebellion, Judy seized the throne of her nephew Wen Jian. In order to kill the legendary monk Wen Jian, he sent Hu Hu to temples and monasteries in the name of Zhang Sanfeng to find out the whereabouts of Wen Jian. Hu Hu also went to Wuyishan and settled in Tianxin Temple. Did Hu Hu, who loves tea, listen? Dahongpao? In the Ming Dynasty, Hu Hu brought back Tianxin Zen tea and presented it to Judy. Ming Chengzu officially sealed Tianxin Zen tea. Why? Dahongpao? Correcting the name, making the heavenly heart temple? Intensive cultivation, intensive irrigation, careful selection, handed down from generation to generation, and tribute to Beijing at the age of? At the same time, why did you seal the heavenly heart temple? Tianxin Yongle Temple? Can you still see the Tianxin Yongle Temple in Wuyishan? Yongle teahouse? The remains of.
So what is the truth about Dahongpao?
I spent a lot of time traveling around the library and reference room, consulting a lot of relevant historical documents, interviewing many authoritative tea people, mastering first-hand information, researching and excluding all kinds of folk sayings and myths and legends, and finally being able to carefully splice the bits and pieces of history according to the map and basically restore it? Dahongpao? True colors are for the world.
? Dahongpao? Why is it named?
As the name implies, Dahongpao is a red robe. In the history of clothing development in China, wearing red robes was mainly seen in the Ming Dynasty. After the Yuan Dynasty, the Han rulers re-established the Ming Dynasty, which lasted for nearly 300 years, and the etiquette system of the Han nationality, including the clothing system, was fully restored. During the Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty, according to Zhou Li and referring to the costumes of Han, Tang and Song Dynasties, the basic official costume customization was established, which lasted for 20 years.
Hongwu three years, not to mention: different generations. Xia Hei, Shang Bai, Zhou Chi, Qin Hei, Han Chi and Tang Dynasty are all red flags in yellow. After the country inherits the Yuan Dynasty, it is advisable to take France, Zhou, Han, Tang and Song as the clothes, but to be red.
In the dress code of public officials, the Ming court also made clear regulations? One to four wore scarlet robes, five to seven wore blue robes, and eight or nine wore green robes. In the text? Red? 、? Hey? They all mean big red. Therefore, the red robe has gradually become synonymous with honest officials since the Ming Dynasty. For example, Biography of Dahongpao in the Sea Palace and Biography of Xiaohongpao in the Sea Palace in the Qing Dynasty describe the life experience of a famous honest official in China history, and create an honest and upright image of Geng Jiezhong who is dedicated to his duties, selfless and fearless, dares to eradicate violence, cares about people's sufferings, and is honest and clean.
Visible,? Dahongpao? It refers to an honest official in the Ming Dynasty. Then why did you mention the tea trees in Wuyishan? It can be speculated: Dahongpao? Tea appeared in the Ming Dynasty and was related to an honest official or court.
What does this speculation have to do with? The champion said gratitude? Pretty close. Coincidentally, the appearance of Wuyi Rock Tea is similar to that of Zhu Yuanzhang. Stop the dragon group and change to loose tea? It has a lot to do with imperial edicts.
? Dahongpao? Reveal the secrets of life experience
If you press? The county magistrate called the roll? , although there is? Dahongpao, 32 years of the Republic of China, Wu Shixian? Cliff carving, so some people speculate? Dahongpao? Named after 1943, but the book Tea and Scenery in Wuyishan was published in 33 years of the Republic of China (1944), but the book clearly stated Dahongpao? Although fame comes from excellent quality, it is more about the effect of publicity. If Dahongpao was named after 1943, but it was named less than a year ago, and it was in wartime, obviously it could not have such a great publicity effect. Moreover, in the first episode of Jiang Shunan's Travels (written by Jiang) written by 192 1, he wrote:? For example, Dahongpao, the top grade, receives less than a catty of heavenly heart every year, and a day trip is also more than a dozen ears. It can be seen that Wuyi Mountain existed before 192 1 Dahongpao tea? It's over.
During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, an encyclopedia written by Zheng Guangzu, a famous scholar, called Lu Yi Spot? Miscellaneous Notes (1839) Volume 4 says:? Ruomin Real Estate? Red robe? Flag building has been popular in the world for 50 years? . ? Build? , namely Jianning House (Wuyishan was subordinate to Jianning House at that time); ? Flag? , refers to the tea (ancient new tea buds like flags, guns, the ancients often used? Flag? 、? A gun? Of tea), according to? Popular around the world for 50 years? Calculate? Dahongpao? It was famous all over the world in the early Qing Dynasty. The discovery of this passage filled the Qing Dynasty? Dahongpao? The blank of the written record, put? Dahongpao? Written history has advanced for at least 200 years.
Tested by the Tea Family, the existing mother tree Dahongpao is over 360 years old. 360 years ago, it was the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Now? Dahongpao mother tree? There is only one place left, not excluding the death of God bless and Beidou? Dahongpao? The mother tree may be over 360 years old. If this inference is true, then? Dahongpao? History can be traced back to the early Ming Dynasty.
In recent years, with? Dahongpao Zuting? Dig deep into the Buddhist culture and temple history of Tianxin Yongle Temple. The champion said gratitude? 、? Dahongpao? Since the Ming dynasty, a lot of evidence has been added. 199 1 year, when the Daxiong Hall of Tianxin Yongle Temple was rebuilt, two imperial monuments, a pair of stone dragons and three Buddha statues were dug up on the construction site. It can be concluded that Tianxin Yongle Temple was sealed by the Ming court. Then, why was Tianxin Yongle Temple blocked?
"Ming history? Hu Hui's biography records:
The downfall of Emperor Hui Di was caused by fire, or his words leaked out. Many old ministers followed him, and the emperor was suspicious. In the past five years, he issued a royal book, paid an audience with the immortals, traveled around the world, and secretly observed the emperor's departure for the longest time. Fourteen years later, he came back and occasionally heard the voice of the people. His mother died and begged her to come back.
This passage goes like this: After Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty seized the throne of his nephew Wen Jian, some people said that Wen Jian was exiled overseas, while others said that Wen Jian became a monk. In order to be eliminated and avoid future troubles, Ming Chengzu sent Hu Ying (1375? 1463) and eunuch Zheng he visited Zhang slovenly (Zhang Sanfeng) and? Go to the west? As a cover, investigate the whereabouts of Emperor Wen Jian at home and abroad. Send a royal book? In fact, this means that in order to hide people's eyes and ears, Ming Chengzu bought off people's hearts, repented of bad karma, and spread? Issue imperial books? Close the temple view. Most of the sealed temple landscapes are crowned? Yongle? There are still many font sizes in many provinces and cities in China. Yongle? A temple named after a year. It is also reasonable that Tianxin Yongle Temple was sealed on this occasion.
Although the above only explains Hu Ying? I came back in the seventeenth year (AD 14 19) and toured Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Hunan. It is not specified that he has been to Wuyishan. But in Wuyishan annals (Qing? Dong Tiangong) specifically recorded "Under celebrities?" Anything to add? Hu Kun, a native of Wujin, was a scholar in Ming Dynasty, and was the official minister of the Ministry of Rites. According to records, Hu Kun has indeed been to Wuyishan. Wuyishan's records also include two of his poems, drawing a picture of Wuyi. Looking at Wuyi, I'm sorry to be here. In addition, it is recorded in Yan Rui, an ancient Buddhist work? Poems (written by Yuan Xian in Qing Dynasty) include Hu's poem Sleeping at Night;
The Buddhist temple is hidden in Yunfu Mountain, and the moon surges through the guest house.
It's not cold in the shadows of the secluded path, and there is no night in the red robe.
This poem describes the author Hu Ying drinking all night in Tianxin Temple? Dahongpao? It can be seen that when it was still in the early Ming Dynasty, the tea in Tianxin Temple was crowned. Dahongpao? Name. These facts and? The champion said gratitude? Almost a match.
The imperial edict is the highest standard document in ancient times. The imperial edict issued to temples is generally to close Zen or commend merit. The imperial tablet is generally used as an integral part of doorways and other buildings, or it is alone in a conspicuous place, telling people that it was sealed or rewarded by the emperor. But why are there two almost identical imperial tablets in Tianxin Yongle Temple? Is it another one? The champion said gratitude? The court mentioned is right? Dahongpao? Where are the seals?
According to Ze Daofa, the abbot of Tianxin Yongle Temple? The champion said gratitude? It was originally recorded in the Records of Tianxin Temple, which was lost in the Republic of China War and passed down from generation to generation by the monks of Tianxin Yongle Temple. The back of the temple was sealed by Guangxu and inscribed by court officials such as Lin Zexu and Chen. It can be seen that Tianxin Yongle Temple was once very prominent in history. It is conceivable that such a prominent temple must have its own records. The champion said gratitude? Compared with other versions of the legend, it is more historical, cultural, logical and literal, indicating that it really comes from official documents, and the time span of oral circulation will not be too long, because the story, time, people and events are consistent with the historical facts of the above research, and there is no distortion. The champion said gratitude? And the above research results, Dahongpao? Whether it has been sealed is unknown.
There have been different opinions on this for hundreds of years? Dahongpao? Finally, the truth came out.