According to the folklore in Yushan, Zhu Yunwen, Emperor Wen Jian visited Yushan many times when he fled and traveled around the world, and left a couplet of "Ling Shuangyue's ice bones and pure heart sweeping colorful clouds" in Sanxue Temple, Liqun Township. According to the fact that Wen Jian is good at poetry, he likes to seek Buddhism and avoid disasters by visiting famous mountains. It is likely that Emperor Wen Jian went to Sanqingshan many times during his escape or when he passed through Yushan, which led to the specific operation of hiding Sanqingshan at the end of the year. According to historical records, Sanqingshan was "destroyed by the chaos of the world" from the end of the Song Dynasty. In the Yuan Dynasty, "an old monk built a house on it and made a three-clean view." In the Ming Dynasty, according to Wang's genealogy: Biography of the Princes, Volume II, Biography of Ten, it was recorded that "autumn drought locust in Jingtai Bingzi was a disaster. The public led the people to pray to Shaohua Mountain God, and the rain did not fall too late, and the locusts were destroyed. The public felt blessed, so they donated their own money to build the Sanqing Palace Que Liaoyang Treasure Hall. " In other words, Wang You rebuilt Sanqing Palace in Ming Dynasty for the sake of "feeling grateful to heaven", which is the superficial reason that can be written into genealogy. Of course, it does not rule out other more secret and important reasons, that is, the theory of "Liaoyang Treasure Hall" and the stone inscription engraved on the memorial arch of Sanqing Palace "The auspicious day of September in the seventh year of Ming Jingtai's Longji Bingzi". "Seven years of Jingtai in Daming" is 1456, and the lunar year is the year of Bingzi. Why did Wang You choose to rebuild Sanqing Palace in the year of Bingzi? And how can Sanqing Palace be a "rare sunshine palace"? After years of postgraduate entrance examination, I found that it was in this humble "Bingzi" that Longji hid the important information of four generations of emperor Wen Jian:
1, Wen Jian's grandfather-Zhu Yuanzhang: 1356, Qing Ji was called Wu Guogong in Nanjing, 1456, when the Sanqing Palace was rebuilt, it happened to be the anniversary of Zhu Yuanzhang's accession to the throne 100;
2. Emperor Zhu Biao, the father of Jianwen Emperor, died of illness on April 1392. In other words, "Bingzi" is the anniversary of the death of his father Zhu Biao.
3. Wen Jian's eldest son, Prince Zhu, was born in A.D. 1396, which happened to be the 60th anniversary of the reconstruction of Sanqing Palace in A.D. 1456. In other words, "Bingzi" happens to be the birth year of the eldest son, Prince Zhu.
4. Emperor Wen Jian himself, 1456 Bingzi was 80 years old and served as the abbot of Sanqing Palace in Sanqingshan. September is an auspicious day. It is recalled that on the auspicious day of September 13th, the 25th year of Hongwu (1392), the great-grandson of the emperor was conferred by Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, and the reunification was legally inherited.
So many wonderful messages are coincidental. Dragon Group is above Bingzi, and all these messages can be related to the emperor, which seems to imply an important secret reason that cannot be ruled out: the large-scale reconstruction of Sanqing Palace in the Ming Dynasty was deliberately planned to commemorate the death of his grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang, the birthdays of his father Zhu Biao and Crown Prince Zhu, and his own birthday.
At this time, after decades of exile, Emperor Wen Jian arrived in Sanqingshan on 1456 at the age of 79. Maybe he has long wanted to find a paradise-like hiding place like Sanqingshan to arrange his centennial funeral. With his talent and intelligence, as well as his position in people's minds, he is fully capable of planning a destination he wants in his later years. So intentionally or unintentionally, according to Wang's genealogy, he and Wang You's teenage eldest son Cong met in Fengyang Chuzhou. Please see, Wang's genealogy "Biography in" (Volume II Biography 19) says: "When looking for Jia, there was a blue cloud scholar in Chuzhou, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, who often came to Gong Jia's place. He talked about it when he saw that the government was sloppy, and he was reluctant to go for a few days. The public got the life of Zhan, and returned it to his father. Father said: Shao Hua is new here, and JUNG WOO is worried that the abbot is empty. Go and invite him. Everyone promised to meet the teacher, and Bi Xinran went with them. " If we strip away the words in the Wang genealogy that deliberately conceal the true intention of building Sanqing Palace, and remove the words that praise the beauty of my family, and deliberately bury the intentional expression that "there is no silver here, 320", it proves that Zhan Biyun (the emperor) carefully designed to come home to Sanqing Mountain, in fact, it may be that he was hired by Wang You to help rebuild Sanqing Palace and secretly build a mausoleum. Or simply Zhan Biyun and Wang You's father and son are hiding their eyes and ears, and * * * is making excuses. Because the statement that "Sanqing Palace built a palace and Liaoyang built a palace" repeatedly recorded in the Wang genealogy seems to have another hidden story and specific meaning.
First, Sanqingshan only built Sanqingshan Palace, without Liaoyang Hall, which is obviously untrue;
Second, if Sanqing Palace is Liaoyang Hall, there is something fishy and hidden.
According to records, Liaoyang Hall is the incense hall of Chunzhu, the king of Shu in Ming Dynasty. Built in the late Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the original intention was to make the Ming Dynasty shine. According to the Biography of Kings in Ming Dynasty, Chun Zhu was the first son of Zhu Yuanzhang, with a gentle temperament, filial piety to his friends and handsome appearance. He was very graceful in his gestures and won the favor of Zhu Yuanzhang, who was called "a scholar in the middle of Shu" by Taizu. 1378 On the first day of the first month, King Shu was sealed. 1385 is stationed in Fengyang. 1390 (the 23rd year of Hongwu) went to Chengdu and hired Fang Xiaoru as a teacher. He died in 1423 (the 21st year of Yongle). Coincidentally, Fang Xiaoru happens to be his teacher.
From this point of view, there is only one possibility to combine Sanqing Palace with Liaoyang Palace, which implies that Sanqing Palace is the incense hall of Emperor Wen Jian. This is why there are stone couplets in the main hall of Sanqing Palace, which symbolizes "unifying the Ming Dynasty and wishing the emperor a lifetime".
In short, Zhan Biyun really came to Sanqingshan and became the abbot of Sanqingshan Palace. In addition to Wang Jiapu's records, there is also a stone carving of "the abbot of Guben Mountain" on the Feixian stage of Sanqingshan Mountain as evidence. With the external cover and help of Wang You, Zhan Biyun, as the abbot and Taoist, actually started the construction of Taoist Bagua Labyrinth such as Sanqing Palace and the planning and construction project of his own Seven-Star Tomb. According to the biography of Yan Xigui Wang, "As a teacher's husband, he is proud of his immortal family style, but he is not in harmony with the world", and "Zhan's family wants to have a bright future when he goes to the mountain and works with Yong Gong." "I want to be more brilliant" fully illustrates Zhan Biyun's important role and position in the Taoist construction in Sanqingshan. A series of Taoist buildings such as Sanqing Palace, Longhu Hall, picket yard and performance hall have been built one after another, which is indeed more developed than the original foundation. The large-scale construction of the Tibetan Bamboo House, the three pools of Jingyi, Tsinghua and Hanxing, as well as the first-class buildings such as Sandianfang, Prison Dragon and Snake-dwelling Cicada, especially the tomb of Tibetan Bamboo House, shows that Zhan Biyun was actually the master and owner of the Sanqingshan Sanqing Palace and Tibetan Bamboo House in the Ming Dynasty, and all the constructions were completely in accordance with Zhan Biyun's planning and intention, so he was finally able to act.
(Special note: Wen Jian was born in 1377. When Zhan Biyun went to Sanqing Mountain to build Sanqing Palace and Tibetan Bamboo House Tomb, it was the seventh year of Jingtai, that is, 1456. For example, if Zhan Biyun was the emperor of Wen Jian, he would have been 79 years old. At this age, Emperor Wen Jian may still be alive. It is said on TV that Zhan Biyun was 120 years old when he arrived at Sanqing Mountain and lived in Sanqing Palace for 40 years.