Since the Tang Dynasty, there have been many legends in the world!
First there is the hero spectrum of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, which created the legends of the world in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties!
Later, there was the biography of the Empress Qiying, which continued the exciting years of the literati and chivalrous people in the early Tang Dynasty!
With the advent of Xuanzong's prosperous Tang Dynasty, the Central Plains became a world where knight-errant swordsmen were popular!
Of course, since Dezong in the middle Tang Dynasty, vassal towns in various places have been turbulent, and each of them has its own unique talents!
Since the end of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, people all over the world have regarded the legend of the knight-errant swordsman as a wonder!
Jianghu!
The world is between the rivers and lakes!
Therefore, no matter from the court to the rivers and lakes, the deeds of these knight-errant swordsmen are all listed as the most bizarre things in the world.
Although Lingnan is located in the south of the Central Plains and outside the Five Ridges, people from the Central Plains have traveled thousands of miles since the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Therefore, although the majority of people in Lingnan were barbarians from the Five Yue people, they gradually learned a lot more about the Central Plains.
During the reign of the empress, Annan contributed eunuchs, and many of the great officials of the Xuanzong Dynasty came from the south of Wuling. Especially after the mid-Tang Dynasty, the imperial court often had a lot of people who were demoted, and they were even sent to Lingnan, bringing a lot of information and knowledge.
From then to the end of the Tang Dynasty, Lingnan Xingwangfu developed and became the most prosperous Haipu along the coast with Quanzhou. The smooth communication and the connection of transportation make the people of Lingnan not aware of the rivers and lakes, but only know that there are legends in the world!
However, for a long time, people have attached themselves to legends and literati weaved various myths and legends about these swordsmen and heroes who traveled around the world. Through word of mouth, the life experiences of these swordsmen and high-rollers have become dreams in people's eyes. Their experiences of traveling around the world have become a topic of conversation after dinner!
Jianghu!
The strict origin of this word should come from Zen Buddhism!
It is said that since the introduction of the tea sage product, all the literati in the world have regarded tea tasting as an elegant thing!
When Shitou Xiqian, the great Zen sect, preached Buddhism and preached Buddhism in the Nanyue of Hengshan Mountain in the Chu region, he attracted believers from all over the world to worship and take refuge.
You must know that he is the senior disciple of the Sixth Patriarch Huineng, and one of the main inheritors of the Southern School of Zen. It can be said that the prestige of Buddhism in the world at that time was unmatched by anyone for a while.
Another Buddhist master at that time, Mazu Daoyi, was still preaching Buddhism at Kaiyuan Temple in Zhongling, Hongzhou. He is a disciple of Master Huairang, the Sixth Patriarch Huineng, so he and Shitou Xiqian are truly from the same sect. Moreover, he also practiced Dharma in Nanyue at first, and later became the founder of Hongzhou Sect in Jiangxi.
Hunan, the land of Chu, and Jiangxi, the land of Gan, were both backward areas in the Tang Dynasty. The popularity of Zen Buddhism not only brought with it ideas, but also filled the cultural gaps in these two regions.
At that time, people kept traveling back and forth between Jiangxi, the land of Gan, and Hunan, the land of Chu, because of the knowledge of Shitou Xiqian and Mazu Daoyi! Of course, some people say that the term "Zoujianghu" originated from Mazu Daoyi, whose Taoist temple was in Jiangxi, Gansu Province, and his disciple Baizhang Huaihai. As well as the reason why Nanyue Huairang and Shitou Xiqian's dojos are all in Hunan, Chudi.
Naturally, no one has studied this koan in detail, but the word has undoubtedly spread.
From the end of the Tang Dynasty to the beginning of the Five Dynasties, the five sects and seven sects of Zen gradually took shape. Zen practitioners and lay followers sought out teachers and visited the disciples of major Zen masters. Therefore, everyone called this method of constant traveling: traveling around the world.
Since then, the word "walking in the world" has appeared in the world!
Today's Prince Xing's Mansion is obviously a little different. According to people in the martial arts circles, there is a master in the martial arts who wants to meet the dragon and the tiger in Prince Xing's Mansion!
"Are you going there?"
A voice sounded slowly, but it was a girl wearing only a white gauze, and she didn't even pull up her long hair. Looking at the young man standing on the wall, he seemed to be slightly confused.
She is as elegant as a quietly blooming lily. She has no enchanting posture, but has a bit of grandeur and elegance! His voice was also light and elegant, as if he were otherworldly, but his blurred eyes made people a little unbearable.
"I heard that Master Tang got a copy of the Great Cave Scripture. You should have more insights by following him!" Liu Jixing slowly turned back and looked at the girl calmly, with the corners of his lips slightly raised: "Miaoguan, it's too hot outside. , you go back to Yaozhou quickly!"
This girl was standing on a branch as thick as a finger. Her ecstatic expression showed that she was obviously an accomplished cultivator. The scorching heat outside was obviously not a problem for her. But Liu Jixing just said that, obviously joking with the girl.
"Liu Jixing!" This girl is obviously the little Taoist priest who came back with Liu Jixing. After almost two years, the little Taoist priest has turned into a beautiful and charming girl: "My name is Shuangshuang!"
"Girl, it sounds better to call Miaoguan, what do you call Shuangshuang?" It turned out that she was a little Taoist nun. It was with this in mind that the Taoist Master allowed Miaoguan, who had begun to grow, to follow Liu Jixing back to the mortal world. Liu Jixing has always regarded her as a little girl, but people in this era have already regarded themselves as adults after they are fourteen years old.
Although Liu Jixing's age was calculated according to this era, he was almost two generations older than the girl. He could not immediately think of the girl's thoughts, so he couldn't help but smile and said: "Okay, okay! It's called Shuangshuang, not Miaoguan! Be good, go back quickly Learn the Great Cave Sutra of Nashi Lao Tzu from Master Tang, and at a glance, it is as precious as a treasure!"
Watching Liu Jixing leave accompanied by Shi Shao, the girl named Shuangshuang did not move. Thinking of the divine consciousness she had just sensed and what Tang Shang said, she looked in that direction and seemed a little drunk!
The "Dadong Zhenjing", which was not worth mentioning in Liu Jixing's mouth, was actually very famous in this era. It was called the Yuge or the History of the Pot, and it was the most precious Taoist classic!
The "Shangqing Dadong Zhenjing" is also known as the "Taoist Thirty-nine Chapters Sutra". It is said that it was passed down by the original Taoist Tianzun. It is the most famous classic of Taoist sects throughout the ages! It is also a famous missionary classic of the Shangqing sect, which is called the first of the three wonders of Taoism by the Shangqing sect.
It is said that if one obtains the "Dadong True Sutra", even if he is not allowed to practice the golden elixir, as long as he reads it thousands of times, he will become an immortal immediately. You can imagine the temptation of this classic to the world.
Therefore, this sutra has been taught continuously throughout the ages. However, although there are different versions of this sutra on the market, they must not contain the cultivation method.
However, there are many successors of Taoism, and each successor is really powerful. After sorting it out, they are generally based on the six-volume version of the "Shangqing Dadong Zhenjing" of the Shangqing Sect and the "Jade Secrets of the Shangqing Dadong Zhenjing" by Chen Jingyuan. "Yi" is the authentic version.
I just don’t know which version Tang Shang, who lives in Yaozhou, got this time. Because this kind of classic can be encountered but cannot be sought, others can just listen to it!
