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Who was the original creator of the list of gods?
Xu (about 1567- 1620), born in Yingtianfu (now Nanjing, Jiangsu), was a novelist in the Ming Dynasty. He is the author of Romance of the Gods. During the Wanli period, he lived in Qin Long. Life story is unknown. Some scholars and experts believe that Xu is just someone else's pen name, and the Romance of the Gods may have been written by someone else. Who is it is still controversial. The relevant information is summarized as follows.

Liang Zhangju quoted Lin Yueting in the seventh volume of Notes on Returning to the Field: Once upon a time, there was a scholar whose eldest daughter spent all his possessions when she got married, and her second daughter was very dissatisfied with it. The scholar comforted her not to worry. Later, according to the words "Only God exists and can be given to her" in Shangshu Wucheng Pian, she perfunctory wrote a book "Biography of Immortals" for her second daughter. He acquired a lot of wealth. However, Liang Zhangju's statement in his "Six Immortals Story" is pitiful. He still used Lin Yueting's words, saying that The Legend of the Fairy was written by a well-read man in the Ming Dynasty, and he planned to rank third with The Journey to the West and The Water Margin. There are two kinds of views, one is that the author is profitable, the other is to name names, and it is generally certain that the author is comparative. It is said that Wang Shizhen wrote Jin Ping Mei, and the court informed him and ordered him to dedicate the manuscript to the emperor. Wang Shizhen, worried about something wrong, wrote a novel called Romance of the Gods overnight, instead of Jin Ping Mei. Wang Shizhen's hair turned white from fatigue. These rumors are not credible because there is no reliable evidence. The earliest version of The Romance of Gods was Jinchang in Wanli Period of Ming Dynasty. The second volume of the book was collected in the Cabinet Library of Japan, and its title was Xu Bian of Sun Yat-sen, so many scholars thought that the author of The Romance of Gods was Xu. But this is an isolated evidence, and Xu Shi's life story is unknown. It's hard to say whether he is the author or not. The legend of Shuntianshi in the seventh volume of Romance of Gods is that Taoist priests in the Yuan Dynasty had a smooth road. Zhang's textual research on The Original Poetry is a "Shi Ming" mistake. Lu Xixing, born in Xinghua, Jiangsu Province, is brilliant, according to Records of the People in Volume 8 of Records of Rebuilding Xinghua County in Xianfeng. He reads widely, is good at writing and painting, and can understand profound truths such as the heaven of life.

Xiu Xiang's ghost novels and the famous scholar Zong Chen are both famous for their talents. They took part in provincial examinations many times, but failed to get good grades. Therefore, they gave up the clothes of Confucianism, took Huang Guan as a foreign tourist, met some experts several times, and learned the secrets of many fairy tales. Later, they wrote dozens of books about fairy tales and comments on Zhuangzi, named "Southern Vice Ink". Many scholars believe that Lu Xixing's articles are good and good at interpretation.

The Romance of the Gods published by Shu Zaiyang in Ming Dynasty has two topics: "Xu Bian of Zhongshan". Lin Zhong is a native of Yingtianfu, South Zhili, and his life experience is unknown. I don't write people "Legend Test" Volume 7 "Shun Tianshi" Legend Jieyun ... "Zhang Zheng" written by Yuan Taoist Lu Changgeng? It is said that "Yuan Shi" was the mistake of "Shi Ming" and Chang Geng was a figure of Lu Xixing. Xixing is from Xinghua, Jiangsu. Zhu Sheng, whose works include "Auxiliary Ink of Southern Classics" and "History of Square Pots". There are 24 poems written by Xixing in Volume 22.

Shu Zai Yang Ben in Ming Dynasty. The first Li Yunxiang is Fu Lin's preface, fig. 50. The first half of the text, ten lines and two crosses. Collect the Qing and Ming editions of the Japanese Cabinet Library, with another title "Biography of Immortals". There are 20 pages in the picture, the first half is 15 lines, and each line is 32 words. Collected in Peking University Library, The Restoration of Weimentang was published with the titles of Biography of Shang and Zhou Countries and Comments by Mr. Zhong Bojing. Fifteen lines and thirty-two words in half a week. The last two books of Peking University Library all have the preface of Zhou Zhibiao, a famous scholar in Changzhou. Both "Xuan" and "Yin" in the text are outspoken. The titles of the revised edition of Four Snow Cottage are the original edition of Mr. Zhong Jingbo and the revised edition of Four Snow Cottage. Figure fifty leaves, eleven lines and twenty-four words in the first half of the text. With the title of "Four Snow Cottage", the first emperor Kangxi Yihai (thirty-four years) was ordered by the Chu people. In the thirty-fourth year of Kangxi, it was collected in Beijing Library, with 32 pictures, the first half 1 1 line, and each line was 24 words. The publication of Mao Xuan Lou in Qianlong forty-seven years of Liaoning Library. Nanjing Library in Tibet