What was the title of Yangzhou in Song Dynasty?

I'll give you some dry goods, which is the ultimate sticker for this problem. I have consulted a lot of information about the proverb "riding a crane with a hundred thousand pieces". In ancient Yangzhou, there was a saying of "success". I'm 100% sure that Yangzhou here refers to Yangzhou City today, not Jiangnan. First of all, Riding a Crane to Rise to the State by 100,000 completely records this matter. The book Jisheng in the Ground compiled by Wang Xiangzhi is quoted from 37 volumes of Riding a Crane Fairy in Yangzhou, Huainan East Road. Four people said that Taiping Guangji had their own wishes. One day is "willing to make more money." The next day, "I am willing to be the satrap of Yangzhou." On the third day, "May you be immortal." Ding ri "is willing to be rich and ride a crane to the country." It can be seen that Taiping Guangji is the ancestor of the reliable source of this proverb. Why? As this book is an official publication supported by Song Taizong in the early Northern Song Dynasty, its authority and value bear the brunt. Wang Xiangzhi's Collection of Sounds was the first book to promote its dissemination. Let me list a lot of historical materials.

Eighteen kinds of ancient books about "100,000 riding cranes" are attached, with descriptions and sources for reference.

(Song) Xie Weixin published "novel" in volume 64 "I wish to ride a crane to rise". Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Yuan) Yin Jinxian and Yin Fuchun compiled Yunfu Qunyu, Volume 19, Yangzhou Crane, and published a novel. The writing is slightly different from the collection of events and articles.

(Ming) Chen compiled The Story of the Sky, and compiled Crossing the Crane to produce Novel. Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Ming) Volume II of Yuan is a novel. Words and things. Just like genre gathering.

(Ming) Wu Zhaoming and Daokun Wang added "Five Cars Flying Jade" and "Twenty-five Yangzhou Cranes in Bird Department" without indicating the source. The text is close to the collection of events and articles.

(Ming) Xu Changji's Collection of Strange Parts of Speech (Volume 27) published Taiping Guangji. Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Ming) The thirty volumes of Qian Tong edited by Hu Wohun and He Ding are "novels". Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Ming) Peng Dayi compiled Novel Volume 2 1 1 Riding on Yangzhou. Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Ming) Yang Tu compiled Yu Fei, Flying Birds Twenty-three, Riding a Crane to Dengzhou, and published On the World. The text is close to the collection of events and articles.

(Ming Dynasty) Wang Shizhen compiled thirty-three novels revised by Zou Shanchang. Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Ming) Cheng compiled a "novel" under "Crane" in Volume 27 of A Brief Record of Confucian Bone. The text only says "Yangzhou is on the opposite side".

(Ming) Feng Menglong's article "Ruyi" in the fifteenth section of "Ancient and Modern Biography" only refers to "once upon a time". The text has been polished by Feng, so it is slightly different from the Collection.

(Ming) compiled the volume of "Fu Bi Guo" and collected the "Novel" for forty-six. At the end of the book, the words are the same as "Collection Document". In addition, the novels of the Five Dynasties and the series "Can't Say" are all from this book, and there is no difference.

(Qing Dynasty) The novel Yin Yun, which was preserved and arranged by Zhang Yushu and others under the word "Zhou" in Volume 26 of Pei Fu. Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Qing Dynasty) Wang Shizhen and others saved Yuan Jian Han Lei (Volume 420) and went to Yangzhou to make "novels" with the word "crane". Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Qing) Wang Shihan's Collection of Ancient and Modern Records of Forests (Volume 27) Riding a Crane to Dengzhou gives a "small note", which should be wrong. Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Qing) The "new theory" in Wu Baozhi's Collection of Flowers, Trees, Birds and Animals should be a mistake in the novel. Writing is the same as that in the Collection of Events and Documents.

(Qing) Yin Jishan and others and Huang Wenjuan compiled "Annals of Jiangnan" (Volume 33), saying, "Riding a crane tower is in Jiangdu County Street, and riding a crane with Taiping Guangji Shangzhou".

It is not only recorded in the above-mentioned classics, but also recorded in the personal poems of many celebrities since the Northern Song Dynasty. For example, Su Shi's "Green Foil Pavilion for Hidden Monks" said that "if you still chew this gentleman, there are Yangzhou cranes in the world", "Su Yunbo's second rhyme visited Shugang and sent Li Xiaobo's mountain watch" said that "there are no calves in the wild, and there are cranes riding immortals in the house", all of which combined the beauty of the world and the anecdote of "Hong Lei recommending a blessing tablet" recorded in Hui Hong's "Cold Zhai Night Talk". By the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, there were the most quotations. For example, Song Lun and Yun Wen are quoted from Buddhist masters Dahui Pujue and Li Xinchuan's Chronicle Since the Establishment of Inflammation, and all of them use "riding a crane to climb the realm" as a metaphor for the beauty of the world. After the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, Yuan Haowen and Ye Luchu both used poems and songs, which revealed the popularity of Yangzhou Crane in the Song and Yuan Dynasties. It can be seen that Riding a Crane to the State has nothing to do with Yin Yun's novels, but it does play a popular role. The real source known to all women and children is Taiping Guangji in the early Northern Song Dynasty!

Finally, it is clearly recorded in Yu Fang Sheng Lan in the Song Dynasty that this poem was written in Yangzhou today. Let's look at the first-hand historical data: