Several versions of the expanded Sanguozhi are extant today. The author combined this historical knowledge with his own storytelling skills to create a rich tapestry of personalities. The novel also includes material from Tang dynasty poetic works, Yuan dynasty operas and his own personal interpretation of elements such as virtue and legitimacy. The Records of the Three Kingdoms covered events ranging from the Yellow Turban Rebellion in 184 to the unification of the Three Kingdoms under the Jin dynasty in 280. Regardless of when it was written or whether Luo was the writer, the author made use of several available historical records, primarily the Records of the Three Kingdoms compiled by Chen Shou. The text may well have circulated before either date in handwritten manuscripts. It was first printed in 1522 as Sanguozhi Tongsu Yanyi (三國志通俗演義/三国志通俗演义) in an edition which bore a perhaps spurious preface date 1494. Romance of the Three Kingdoms is traditionally attributed to Luo Guanzhong, a playwright who lived sometime between 13 (late Yuan to early Ming period) known for compiling historical plays in styles which were prevalent during the Yuan period. ' Records of the Three Kingdoms in plain speech'), published sometime between 13. The earliest written work to combine these stories was a pinghua, Sanguozhi Pinghua ( simplified Chinese: 三国志平话 traditional Chinese: 三國志平話 pinyin: Sānguózhì Pínghuà lit. By the Song dynasty (10th–13th centuries), there were several records of professional oral storytellers who specialized in the Three Kingdoms hero cycles. Stories about the heroes of the Three Kingdoms were the basis of entertainment dating back to the Sui and Tang dynasty (6th–10th centuries). 2.52 Zhuge Liang's second and third expeditions.2.51 Zhuge Liang weeps while executing Ma Su.2.50 Zhuge Liang recruits Jiang Wei with wisdom.2.49 Capturing and releasing Meng Huo seven times. 2.48 Lu Xun sets fire to all of Liu Bei's camps Liu Bei advises Zhuge Liang about the future.2.42 Zhang Liao, Gan Ning and Zhou Tai show off their prowess at He Fei.2.40 Huang Zhong and Wei Yan compete for glory.2.37 Xu Chu strips down for a fight with Ma Chao.2.36 Cao Cao loses his cloak and trims his beard.2.35 Pang Tong impresses Zhang Fei using wit.2.34 Zhuge Liang angers Zhou Yu a third time.2.33 Zhou Yu's fake marriage scheme backfires.2.32 Liu Bei claims Jing Province for free.2.29 Zhuge Liang dances for the eastern wind.2.26 Zhao Yun rides through Cao Cao's army to save A Dou.2.23 Three visits to the thatched cottage.2.19 Guan Yu crosses five gates and slays six generals.2.17 Liu Bei seizes and loses Xu Province again.2.16 Cao Cao and Liu Bei discuss about heroes.2.15 Xiahou Dun loses an eye but does not fret.2.14 Cao Cao defeats Zhang Xiu and Yuan Shu.2.13 Lü Bu's takeover of Xu Province from Liu Bei.2.12 Sun Ce builds a dynasty in Jiangdong.
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