Who is more powerful between the top master in ancient times and the top master in the world? Why?

In martial arts novels, there are two types of people who fight very hard. Which two types are they? One is the top masters in the field, and the other is the top masters in the world. In history, who is more powerful, the master in the inner circle or the master in the arena? First of all, theoretically speaking, in ancient times, as royal guards, or even royal masters, their combat effectiveness was much stronger than that of martial arts masters.

Starting from the Song Dynasty, the selection, assessment and training of masters in the feudal dynasty of China have become more stringent. Especially in the Song Dynasty, due to the internal defense and external deficiencies, they attached great importance to the imperial masters as the imperial guards. treatment. The average ten coins of the Suwei Forbidden Army is 700 coins per month, while the amount of ten coins for Ouchi masters is as high as 250,000 coins. In addition, there are many rewards every year.

These best-paid Imperial Guards must be selected from all levels across the country, and undergo high-intensity training every day. The Song Dynasty frequently conducted educational assessments and set various examination subjects. As long as they failed, Just be eliminated.

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For example, during the reign of Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, he gave a lesson and wiped out more than 300 people on the spot. With such a high salary and strict management, a master in the Song Dynasty once became a world-famous terrifying existence.

The Dauchi masters around Song Taizu all possess unique skills, fly up and down, and are loyal. Song Taizu once had nothing to do, teasing a tiger, and accidentally got a bone stuck in the tiger's throat. Seeing the tiger howling in pain, Song Taizu calmed down a little. Lee Sung-wook, an expert in the field, showed no fear and easily pulled out the bone drill from the tiger's mouth. He didn't feel any pressure when pulling things out of the tiger's mouth. Wouldn't it make the fight even more squealing?

Even the neighboring countries of the Song Dynasty were once frightened by the masters of the Song Dynasty. Li Yuanhao, the leader of the Xixia Kingdom, was arrogant and domineering when he entered the palace to meet Song Taizong. Song Taizong directly arranged for hundreds of internal masters to draw a 15,000-jin stiff bow in front of Li Yuanhao. Li Yuanhao was so frightened that he knelt down on the spot. .

Several dynasties after the Song Dynasty had different systems for recruiting Ouchi masters: Jiang Bin, the favorite of Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty, selected strong young men to form the Ouchi masters, who were famous for their speed and proficiency in fighting; but Nan Sima Qiaoyu was not convinced. , and selected hundreds of shrewd short southerners to form the Ouchi Masters, who were famous for their ability to turn over landmines.

They receive money based on their combat prowess. In addition to being responsible for the daily security of the palace, he sometimes has to perform special tasks.

During the Kangxi period, there were diplomatic exchanges between China and Russia. The visit of the Russian mission caused mischief in Beijing. The masters of the imperial family beat the people of the Russian mission to the ground with awe-inspiring and hard-core methods. Bring glory to the country.

The imperial masters of the Qing Dynasty mainly came from the children of nobles and civil and military officials, and the requirements for martial arts were extremely high. Every day I was scrambling and practicing martial arts.

Huang Taiji was attacked by a tiger when he was hunting. At the critical moment, Ouchi guard Zhan Tuxietu had a bloody fight with the tiger and successfully rescued him from the tiger's mouth. The key is how powerful the Ouchi master is, far stronger than the Jianghu master.

When a dynasty becomes corrupt, the legendary powerful Ouchi masters also become legends.

At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, the masters in the imperial court were not well trained. They were all masters who came in by pretending to be public and private. Such masters, facing the Jin soldiers and cavalry roaring south, would of course be killed instantly. , it is so miserable that it depends on the blood of civilian masters like the Bow and Arrow Society and the Zhongyi Society.

The implementation during the Chongzhen period was even more lamentable. The most elite army was a group of hooligans on the streets of Beijing. They were small businessmen and hawkers who came to make up the numbers. During the roll call, the number of people was full, just to help the officers. Let's get some military pay.

An organization like Jinyiwei, which was originally a gathering of masters, has now turned into a gangster, that is, relying on the identity of Jinyiwei, they do whatever they want. For example, "Tombstone Story of Five People" describes the heroic struggle of the Donglin Party members and the people of Suzhou against Wei Zhongxian and his like. As a result, the powerful experts around Wei Zhongxian were all local gangsters in Beijing. They spent money to buy their identities and then followed them to lose some money. The common people beat these people up.

When Li Zicheng invaded Beijing, Emperor Chongzhen, who was at the end of his rope, still wanted to rely on the powerful masters to break out. These were incompetent people, so Chongzhen's hanging became the only option.

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, masters from the inner circle also paid more and more attention to it. During the reign of Emperor Jiaqing, many of the imperial guards who were on duty daily refused to even wear swords. During the "Lin Qing Rebellion" on September 15, hundreds of Tianli Sect members raided the Forbidden City. The Ouchi guards gathered with masters were almost vulnerable to civilian masters.

The great masters around Cixi

If it had not been for the precious son of Emperor Jiaqing or the later Emperor Daoguang to come forward, the imperial city, which was said to be heavily guarded, would have been turned upside down by the Tianli Sect. . Afterwards, Emperor Jiaqing was also extremely sad and angry.

What made him sad and angry was that not only were the Ouchi masters unable to fight, but many of them joined the Tenri Sect and were willing to serve as lackeys.

Not long after, Ouchi's masters during the Opium War were even more vulnerable. The combat effectiveness of Ouchi masters is related to the fate of the dynasty and the country. No kidding, this is indeed a historical lesson worth pondering.