1. Li Yuanba in history: His real name was Li Xuanba, the fourth son of Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan of the Tang Dynasty. Later generations changed his name to Li Yuanba to avoid the name of Xuan Ye, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. "New Book of Tang·Biography of the Fourth Great Ancestor" contains: Wei Huai Wang Xuanba was named Dade. Young Benhui. Daye died in the tenth year of Sui Dynasty. He was sixteen years old and had no children. In the first year of Wude, after the king and his posthumous title, he also presented it to the general manager and Sikong of Qinzhou. In other words, historically he did nothing and died at the age of sixteen.
2. The legendary Li Yuanba: It is based on the historical figure mentioned above, but it completely deviates from historical facts (one theory is that it was based on the historical figure Li Yuanji - another son of Li Yuan). He was the first hero of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. "He was only twelve years old. He had a sharp mouth and shrunken cheeks, and a head of yellow hair in the middle. He wore a black gold crown, and his face was like a sick ghost. He was as skinny as firewood and had great strength. There were four elephants in his arms. He is brave enough to twist iron like clay, which is better than that of Xiang Yu in the Han Dynasty. He can eat ten kilograms of meat for one meal. He uses two hammers, one weighing four hundred kilograms, and two hammers weighing eight hundred kilograms, which are as big as a vat. Riding thousands of miles of clouds, he is invincible. "At that time, almost no one could go three rounds in front of Li Yuanba's horse. It can be said that King Zhao Li Yuanba was invincible in the world. Li Yuanba defeated the 230,000-strong army of the rebel king in Siming Mountain; he killed the famous generals Wu Tianxi and Yuwen Chengdu successively. He faced an army of more than one million people in Zijin Mountain. His pair of golden hammers were like swatting flies, only to smite mountains of corpses and seas of blood, forcing him to Li Mi handed over the jade seal, and the rebel king presented a surrender form. However, he was killed by "God" on the way home - "I saw wind and clouds all around, drizzle and falling rain, rainbow lightning flashing for a while, and thunder and lightning. The thunder only fell on Yuanba's head, like falling from the ground. Yuanba was furious and pointed the hammer to the sky and shouted: "Why are you so damned, Master Zhao?" He raised the hammer in the air and saw that it weighed 400 pounds. The hammer fell and struck Yuan Ba ??right in the face with a 'plop' sound. He turned over and fell off his horse. "Such an invincible fierce god was struck to death by lightning.