Eight poems with the same title
One
A hundred thousand troops marched down to the nine heavens, overwhelming the enemy.
Clear away the mist and wind with the horse (1), shoot down the bow and the moon string (2).
Second
Refers to the command of Susu Jingyuanmen (3), and the ultimate plan is as indisputable as God.
The general Xiaoyu was stationed at Xiliu (4), while the partial army captured Kunlun at night (5).
Third
Victory reports are always written in Yushu (6), and the people of Yan are happy to farm and fish after the war (7).
Wanfang Hehui will return to Wanghui (8), and the general language will no longer be used as Xiangxu (9).
Fourth
Pihu Huanhuan has one hundred thousand soldiers (10), and the wind and thunder are not popular.
He swept away the evils in thousands of mountains at once, and even used the rain to cleanse his troops (11).
Fifth
The boats and drums are sent back to the army (12), and the dawn clouds are full of arrogance.
Then I drew the Qilin sketch (13), and also copied the Qixun from Yiding (14).
Sixth
The feather fan silk scarf has an elegant appearance (15), and the light fur and slow belt are also Yongyong (16).
After a while, he calmed down the barbaric affairs and picked up the title of Tonghou Ten Thousand Households (17).
Part 7
Long Fei Huaidian controls the heroes (18), the founding fathers are all great.
Only Xihu’s good grandson (19) can achieve extraordinary feats by hitting the goose and defeating the cai (20).
Eighth
Cutting off the evil atmosphere is like burning hair (21), and there is no need for tigers and dragons to seek depth (22).
The feudal lord took Yinjun’s belongings, please take a look at the old robe of the late father.
Poetry Category: Immediate Feelings
Source: "Poetry Collection of Western Guangdong"
(1) The wind follows the horse: a metaphor for bravery.
(2) Yantou: the decoration on the top of the command flagpole.
(3) Refers to the command: the same command. Solemn: serious and upright. Yuanmen: Refers to the camp gate where the general leads the army.
(4) Xiliu: Place name, on the north bank of the Weihe River in the south of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province. "Historical Records·Jianghou Family": In the sixth year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (158 BC), "(Zhou) Yafu was the general, and the army was thin with willows to prepare for Hu." Yafu was strict in managing the army, and later generations called him The military camp with strict discipline is Xiliu Camp.
(5) Side division: refers to a part of the entire army, which is different from the main force. Kunlun: Kunlun Pass, located at the junction of Binyang and Yongning counties in Guangxi.
(6) Feather Book: Military document, with bird feathers on it to indicate urgency.
(7) Yanmin: refers to the common people.
(8) Peace Conference: Concorde Conference. Wang Hui: Title of "Book of Yizhou". After Zhou Gong established Luoyi, he gathered the princes and gathered from all directions, each performing his duties. Zhou wanted to pay tribute to future generations, so he wrote the King's Meeting Chapter.
(9) Xiang Xu; ancient official name. Take charge of translation.
(10) Pi Pi: a beast in ancient books. Huanhuan: A mighty look.
(11) Ganlin: It is still sweet and liang, and it will be liang after a long drought. Wash the troops: Wash the weapons and hide them, which means to stop the war.
(12) Louchuan: refers to a military ship.
(13) Qilin: The name of the pavilion. Huo Guang, the hero of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, and other eleven people were in the pavilion. Also refers to an outstanding person. Raw noodles: a new look.
(14) Yi Ding: A tripod used for sacrifices in ancient ancestral temples. LE: Engraving.
(15) Yufanlun (guānguan) scarf: a metaphor for commanding Ruoding. Lun scarf: an ancient headscarf made of ribbons.
(16) Yong Yong; harmonious appearance, here described as elegant, generous, calm and unhurried.
(17) Hou: title name.
(18) Huaidian: Huaihe River Basin.
(19) Xiping: King of Xiping County, the title of Li Sheng in the Tang Dynasty. Li Sheng's son Li Su had a strategy. Huaixi Jiedu envoy Wu Yuanji rebelled, and Su led his troops to capture Wu Yuanji alive.
(20) Attacking the goose to defeat Caizhou: Li Su led his army to attack Caizhou on a snowy night. He arrived at Xuanhu City in the middle of the night and there was a goose and duck pond nearby. Tsai.
(21) Demonic atmosphere: demonic atmosphere. In the old days, it mostly refers to disasters and chaos. Burning hair: Still "burning hair". "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of Wang Can": "Acting in this way is tantamount to burning hair in a furnace." Later, "burning hair" or "burning hair" was used to describe how easy it is to destroy the enemy.
(22) Tao: The strategy of using troops.
Xia Shizheng
Xia Shizheng (AD 1412-1499), courtesy name Jijue, was born in Renhe (now Hangxian County, Zhejiang Province) in the Ming Dynasty. He was an orthodox Jinshi and became the Minister of Dali in Nanjing. In Chenghua, he inspected the disasters in Jiangxi, removed more than 100,000 shi of unnamed taxes, relieved tens of thousands of people from hard labor, and built more embankments along the river in Nanchang and the embankments of Fengcheng counties. After taking office, Zhang Zan, the chief envoy, built the West Lake Academy.
Dynasty: Ming Dynasty
Place of Birth: Hang County, Zhejiang