Chapter 618: Hedong Wei Qiang

In other words, Zheng Xuan's second question is more open-ended, involving everyone's different perceptions of the "Book of Music", and there is no correct answer. Only the answer that can impress Zheng Xuan is likely to be passed.

Hedong Wei coveted Wei Bo was a famous writer at that time, he wrote more than 10 personal works hundreds of articles, but also a famous calligrapher at that time, where the ancient text, bird seal, grass, everything is good, many inscriptions at that time were written, are from his handwriting. In terms of article writing, he is as famous as Pan Miao at the end of Jian'an and Wang Xiang from Huang Junior High School, and in calligraphy, he is as famous as Liang Hu and Wei Dan in the Later Han Dynasty.

Cao Wei can promote the calligraphers of later generations, except for Zhong Xuan, only Wei Qi can keep pace with him. He is good at ancient script, seal, subordinate and cursive, and it is said in the "Four-Body Calligraphy" that he wrote the ancient text "Shangshu", which is indistinguishable from the great calligrapher Handan Chun, and even Handan Chun himself is difficult to identify. Or comment on its "good grass and ancient texts, a little bit of its wonderful." The grass is slightly thin, but the handwriting is skillful. "Or strange materials, or peerless and hard to find, and the price of cursive writing of a few right troops." There is a saying that "the Zhong school is prosperous in the south, and the Wei school is prosperous in the north", and "the books of later generations, all of which can only be called Zhong and Wei", give a very high evaluation to the status of Wei Qi's calligraphy.

Therefore, Wei Qian was not willing to be left behind, and gestured with his eyes to the heir Wei Qian behind him. Wei Xuan was still young at the time, so he had to stand up timidly and answer, but the answer could not completely satisfy Zheng Xuan. Fortunately, Zheng Xuan praised a few words, and Wei Qi was not gloomy. In fact, Wei Qian is also famous in the official history, in the official history, it was he and Zhong Hui who arrested Deng Ai together, and leveled the Zhonghui Rebellion, ordered Tian to continue to kill Deng Ai and his son, descended to Wuhuan in the east, and the strength in the west was weak, almost wiped out all the famous generals in the late Three Kingdoms, and finally made Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition to the Central Plains abandoned, which can be described as a genius in the world.

Wei Qiang, whose name is Boyu, is a native of Anyi County, Hedong County. Born in a family of Confucian scholars, he was an important minister and calligrapher from the late Cao Wei to the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms, and the son of Cao Wei Shangshu Wei Covet, Gaozu Wei Wei was a famous Confucian scholar during the Han Ming Emperor. Due to the influence of his family and the influence of his parents, Wei Qian was praised by his neighbors, relatives and friends when he was a teenager with "a quiet personality, a clear and clear mind". He lost his father when he was ten years old, honed his ability to stand on his own feet since he was a child, and first inherited the title of marquis of his deceased father, and became Cao Wei's Shangshulang at the age of 20.

In the fourth year of Jingyuan, the Cao Wei court sent Wei Qian to supervise the military operations of Deng Ai and Zhong Hui as a supervisor during the crusade against Shu Han, acting as the military secretary of the general Zhenxi, and commanding 1,000 troops. After Pingshu, Deng Ai acted arbitrarily, and Zhong Hui and Wei Qian secretly played the general Sima Zhao, saying that Deng Ai had a counterpoint. Emperor Yuan issued an edict and imprisoned Deng Ai in a prisoner car to enter Beijing. Zhong Hui used the strategy of killing two birds with one stone, first sent Wei Qian to Chengdu with a small number of troops to capture Deng Ai, trying to kill Deng Ai by the hand of Deng Ai, and then used Wei Qiang's death as one of the evidence of Deng Ai's rebellion.

Wei Qian knew it, but he couldn't refuse, so he went to Chengdu. After Wei Qian arrived in Chengdu at night, he sent a message to Deng Ai's generals, claiming that "Deng Ai is arrested by the edict, and the rest of the people will not be held accountable." If you report to the imperial army, the title reward will be the same as before; If you dare not come forward, you will destroy the three tribes. ”

When the rooster crowed the next day, Deng Ai's subordinate generals rushed to the Wei Qian military camp, only Deng Ai was still in the dark and did not come out of the tent. So Wei Qian rushed to Deng Ai's residence in the messenger's car after sunrise, and Deng Ai was still asleep at this time, and Deng Ai, Deng Zhong and his son were captured together. Deng Ai sighed to the sky: "I, Deng Ai, am a loyal minister!" How could it be! What happened to Bai Qi in the past is repeated today. Deng Ai's cronies planned to rob the prisoner car to rescue him, and led his soldiers and horses to the Wei Qian military camp. Wei Qian came out to greet him in light clothes, pretending to be writing a chapter to defend Deng Ai's affairs, but the generals listened to him and stopped the operation to rescue Deng Ai.

On the fifteenth day of the first month of the fifth year of Jingyuan, after Zhong Hui arrived in Chengdu, he decided to rebel. The next day, on the pretext of Empress Dowager Guo's condolences, he invited Hu Lie and other generals and officials to the court of Shu State, took the opportunity to put them under house arrest, and raised troops to rebel. At this time, all the soldiers only thought about the return of the class teacher, and there was a commotion inside and outside Chengdu, and people were very worried and afraid. Zhong Hui left Wei Qian by his side to discuss the matter, and wrote "want to kill Hu Lie and others" on the wood chip to show Wei Qiang, but Wei Qian did not agree, and the two began to be suspicious of each other. When Wei Qian went to the toilet, he met Qiu Jian, Hu Lie's original general, and told him that he wanted him to spread the news to the army.

Zhong Hui forced Wei Qian to make a decision, and neither of them could close their eyes that night, and each of them fortified himself in layers, holding a knife on his knees. The next day, some troops outside the city who got the news were already preparing to attack Zhonghui, but they did not dare to send troops because Wei Qian was still inside. Zhong Hui wanted to order Wei Qian to go out to comfort the armies, but Wei Qian planned to take this opportunity to get out, and deliberately said to Zhong Hui: "You are the commander of the armies, you should go by yourself." Zhong Hui said, "You are the prison army, you should go first, and I will arrive later." Wei Qian then left the palace, Zhong Hui immediately regretted it, and hurriedly sent someone to call him back.

Wei Qian lied that he was sick and pretended to fall to the ground, refusing to go back to see Zhonghui. Later, when he arrived outside the city, Zhong Hui sent dozens of cronies to chase him, and Wei Qian took salt water to drink and vomited. Because Wei Qian himself was thin, he looked like he was seriously ill, and the cronies and doctors sent by Zhong Hui came to see him, saying that he was seriously ill, so Zhong Hui had nothing to fear. After the gate of the city was closed after dark, Wei Qian made a letter announcing that all the armies had already called for an automatic call, agreeing to crusade against Zhonghui together the next morning. Zhong Hui led all the soldiers into battle, and the armies outside the city defeated him, leaving only hundreds of native soldiers in the tent to follow Zhong Hui, and finally all of them were killed. Wei Qian restrained the generals, and the matter calmed down.

As soon as the Zhonghui rebellion subsided, the soldiers of Deng Ai's camp wanted to catch up with the prisoner car to rescue Deng Ai and welcome him back to Chengdu. At first, when Deng Ai entered Jiangyou, Tian Xu didn't dare to advance, Deng Ai wanted to kill him, and soon released him, waiting for Wei Qian to send Tian Xu and said to him: "You can avenge the humiliation in Jiangyou." So Tian Xu finally killed the famous general Deng Ai and his son, and Deng Ai and his son did not finally restore their reputation until the first nine years of Sima Yantai, Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty.

Since the beginning of the beginning of Tai, Wei Qian has successively served as the general of the Eastern Expedition and the general of the Northern Expedition, and has led the history of many states. At that time, there were two main forces in the north, Wuhuan in the east and Tuoba Liwei in the west, and they harassed the border together to harm the north. Wei Qian designed a separation between the two divisions, which led to a rift between them, causing the Wuhuan tribe to surrender and Tuoba Liwei to die of grief. So that the north was clean for a while, and the people could live and work in peace and contentment.

Wei Qian was a key figure in the Wei and Jin dynasties, a calligraphy family, and played a role in this family. The Wei family has four generations, and in the Wei and Jin dynasties, a typical calligraphy family was formed. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei Qian and Zhong Xuan were side by side, and after the promotion of Wei Xuan, Wei Heng, Mrs. Wei and others in the Jin Dynasty, the family style of Wei's scholars was formed. In this process, Wei Qian inherited the past and the future, and Keshao Jiqiu was actually the founder of this calligraphy family.

The influence of the Wei school of calligraphy is extremely far-reaching, and during the period of the two Jin and Northern Dynasties, the Wei style of calligraphy influenced the north and south of the country. In the south, it influenced the Wang family, the Lu family and the Gaomen Xi family of the Wei and Jin dynasties; In the north, it affected the Qinghe Cui clan and the Chen Liujiang clan, which are known as the "first gate in the north". Mrs. Wei and Wang Xizhi's father Wang Kuang are middle cousins, so Wang Xizhi had to inherit Mrs. Wei's teachings when he was young. From the perspective of the history of calligraphy, Wei Qian and Zhong Xuan are both the common ancestors of the northern and southern calligraphy schools, and their influence is far-reaching, and it is indeed extraordinary.

Jiang Wei, Zhong Hui, Deng Ai, these famous generals in the middle and late stages of Wei and Shu all died in the hands of Wei Qiang, and in the later period of the Three Kingdoms, if you talk about strategy and treachery, I am afraid that only the original Prime Minister Cao Cheng can be comparable to Wei Qiang. In 291 A.D., that is, the first year of Yuankang, as the emperor's master, Wei Qian became the first assistant of the dynasty, and he was really like the original Prime Minister Cao Cheng, who was given the treatment of "going to the palace with a sword and not entering the court".

However, Wei Qiang's ending was not very good, and his entire clan was finally wiped out by Jia Nanfeng, the famous "peerless woman" in Chinese history. As early as when Emperor Hui of Jin was the crown prince, Wei Qiang, as a teacher, was hated by Jia Nanfeng, the empress of Emperor Hui of Jin. And Queen Jia, who angered the scheming of the good envoys, naturally attracted the disaster of killing.

Chen Long silently watched Wei Qian's life in his light mind, and he couldn't imagine that this timid little boy in front of him was actually a figure comparable to Cao Cao's wisdom in the official history. I only heard someone volunteering to answer Zheng Xuan's question, and hurriedly interrupted his thoughts and turned his head to look, who was so bold?

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