Wu Jing (King Wu Jing)

Wu Jingye in the forest is Xiao Jingyan. The following is a brief introduction of Wu Jingye's identity and background. Xiao Jingyan is a key figure in the Langya Bang seriesWujingAlthough he did not appear directly in the Long Forest of the Rising Fire ListWujingHowever, Xiao Jingyan was mentioned as a figure of the previous dynasty and was honored as Lord Wu Jingyan's historical status. In the first book of the Langya List, he was named King Jing and eventually ascended the throne as an emperor. He governed the country well and was deeply loved by the people.

He was named Duke of Yingguo and Prince Taishi by Zhu Yuanzhang. He was called "Fu Youde is the first in terms of merit in general" and was later sentenced to death. In 1644, the posthumous title of "Wu Jing" was granted the title of King of Lijiang. Fu Youde abandoned a farmer in his life and served as a farmer for generations. His family was not very prosperous. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, politics was dark and the people were in dire straits. In 1350, the peasant uprising was surging. In the tenth year of the Yuan Dynasty, Liu Futong, the leader of the peasant uprising army, went to Dangshan to meet Han Liner. Fu Youde defected to the Red Turbans Army and became a farmer.

In 1384, in the 17th year of Hongwu, Zhu Wenzhong died of illness. Zhu Wenzhong was the nephew of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty. When the famous general and adviser of the founding general of the Ming Dynasty was 19 years old, Zhu Wenzhong led the pro-army as a Scheeren to support Chizhou with the army and defeat the Tianwan Army. He was the leader of the generals. Zhu Yuanzhang was very fond of Li Wenzhong and often sentWujingHe supervised the army with the generals and went to the battlefield. He served as an official in Pingzhang Affairs of Zhejiang Province, and his surname was Li Mingming after the establishment of the Ming Dynasty.

Xiao Jingyan, King Jing in the Langya List, is the seventh son of Xiao Xuan, Emperor Liang. It is reported that the prototype character of Emperor Liang in the play is the famous Emperor Wu of Liang in history, Xiao Yan, the longest lived emperor who was once obsessed with Buddhism. Therefore, Xiao Jingyan traces back to real history, his prototype character is likely to be Xiao Yan's seventh son, who was also the legitimate second emperor after Emperor Wu of Liang. After Emperor Wu of Liang died, he made his third son Xiao Gang emperor, which is history.