What does prohibition mean? The meaning of forbidden pronunciation revealed

Speaking of the word "forbidden" is actually quite interesting. First of all, I looked at it and found that I didn't know these two words very well. I guess some of you don't know them either. It doesn't matter. Today I am going to tell you what the word "forbidden" means and how to pronounce "forbidden", so interested netizens should not miss it and let's analyze and reveal the secret together!

< p> Let’s take a look at the pronunciation of “Jin” first. In fact, “Jin” is pronounced “jìnluán”, so the literal meaning is actually relatively simple. “Jin” means “forbidden”, and “脔” is actually a very special symbol in the palace. It means precious meat, so it is forbidden to touch the precious meat in the palace.

But this "forbidden love" also had a story during the Three Kingdoms period, so what is the story like? Read on.

1. How did the "forbidden marriage" come about?

Sima Rui later proclaimed himself emperor in Jiankang in the second year of Jianwu (318), and was known as Emperor Jin and Yuan in history. At this time, there was Zu Ti’s Northern Expedition that we mentioned before. Zu Ti asked Emperor Jin Yuan for troops and money. Emperor Jin Yuan only gave him food and grass for 1,000 people and cloth for 3,000 people, and asked him to recruit soldiers and make weapons by himself. We feel that Emperor Jin Yuan did not support the Northern Expedition. In fact, to be honest, even though Emperor Jin Yuan supported it at the time, he probably couldn't come up with much money. There is a story that illustrates this problem very well. In the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, there was an emperor named Sima Yao, Emperor Xiaowu of Jin. Once he wanted to choose a son-in-law, so he told Wang Xun: Wang Dun and Huan Wen (both of them were sons-in-law of the Jin Dynasty royal family. Wang Dun married Emperor Wu of Jin). His daughter, Princess Xiangcheng, Huan Wen married the daughter of Emperor Ming of Jin Dynasty, Princess Nankang). Talents like this cannot be found anymore. Even if they do exist, once they gain power, they still like to interfere in royal affairs. So don’t look for such people. If you have Liu Xun and Wang Xianzhi (these two are also the sons-in-law of the Jin Dynasty royal family, Liu Xun is also married to Princess Luling, the daughter of Emperor Ming of Jin Dynasty, and Wang Xianzhi is married to Princess Xin’an, the daughter of Emperor Jianwen of Jin Dynasty) . But here Wang Xianzhi is the princess who was forced to marry. His ex-wife is Xi Daomao (Xi Chao's cousin, Xi Chao and Huan Wen have an unusual relationship, which we will talk about later), and they have a very good relationship. However, Wang Xianzhi was attracted by Princess Xin'an, and the princess could not be a concubine, so she forced Wang Xianzhi to divorce Xi Daomao so that she could marry Wang Xianzhi.

For this reason, the Wang family and the Xi family also fell out. , Wang Xianzhi even burned his own feet and made himself disabled. Later, when Wang Xianzhi was about to die, because his family believed in Tianshi Tao, there is a tradition in Tianshi Tao that when a person is dying, You must admit the mistakes you have made so that you can become immortal after death. Wang Xianzhi said: I don't think I made any other mistakes. I just remembered the divorce with the Xi family. Wang Xianzhi once wrote a letter. The very famous "Feng Dui Tie" in the history of Chinese calligraphy: Even though I have been with you for many years, I can't live without happiness, but I want to be with my sister as much as I could before, so how can I say that I am a good person? Farewell to this point, I feel deeply filled with sadness. How can I see my sister again day and night? Wang Xun recommended Xie Hun to Emperor Xiaowu. Later, Yuan Shansong also fell in love with Xie Hun and wanted to recruit him as his son-in-law. Wang Xun joked with him and said: Don't use the ban. So what does banning mean? It also happened during the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

When Emperor Jin Yuan and others first crossed the river, they were extremely poor and said that "public and private affairs were exhausted". At that time, someone got a pig. Because the meat on the pig's neck was the most delicious, everyone dedicated this piece of meat to Emperor Jin Yuan. In the future, every time he got a pig, he would offer that piece of meat to the emperor, so no one else could eat that piece of meat. That piece of meat was called "forbidden meat", which is the origin of the word forbidden meat. So from here we can see that Emperor Jin Yuan was really poor at that time. Zu Ti asked him for money and food, but he really couldn't afford it. But deep down, he didn't really want to take it. Okay, this is the entire background of how the Western Jin Dynasty lost the Central Plains and how the Eastern Jin Dynasty was established. Next, we will continue to talk about the Northern Expedition of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

2. What is the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties

In the sixth year of Yonghe (350), Ran Min, the general of Later Zhao (the one who was very popular on the Internet two years ago) Ran Min) massacred Hou Zhao's clan and Hu people, causing chaos in Hou Zhao's country. The Eastern Jin Dynasty wanted to take advantage of this moment to conduct a northern expedition to gain some benefits.

So Yin Hao was appointed as the general of the central army, Jiajie, and the commander-in-chief of the military affairs of the five states of Yangyu, Xu, Yanqing and Qing. After Yin Hao accepted the appointment, he began to prepare for the Northern Expedition. But as we have said before, Yin Hao is good at talking, but military and political matters are not what he is good at. In fact, there were still many talents under Yin Hao at that time, such as Yao Chang's brother, Yao Xiang, who established the Post-Qin Empire and was known as "Little Sun Ce". The problem was that Yin Hao was not good at caring for his subordinates, so not long after, Yao Xiang rebelled and attacked the Jin army led by Yin Hao. Yin Hao was defeated and returned.

At this time, Huan Wen had something to say. He accused Yin Hao of "being embarrassed in the mountains and mulberry trees, and his army was shattered in the Liang Kingdom. The boats and chariots were burned, and the baggage was destroyed. The three armies were strong, but they used them to support the invaders." , fine armor and sharp weapons, more useful for thieves. The gods are angry and people are angry, and the people are abandoning them, which will bring danger to the country." This is a very powerful statement, which is equivalent to putting all the blame for the failure of the Northern Expedition on Yin. Hao's head, the court really had no way to explain it, so it had to depose Yin Hao as a commoner and exile him to Xin'an County in Dongyang County (roughly located in today's Qu County, Zhejiang Province). After Yin Hao was demoted, he still maintained the demeanor of a celebrity. He had no complaints and continued to talk and sing poems. But his family discovered that Yin Hao had been writing the words "Dudu Weishi" in the air with his hands all day long. But later, Huan Wen once wanted to appoint Yin Hao as Shangshu Ling, and sent someone to send a letter to Yin Hao (in fact, Huan Wen and Yin Hao had no personal enmity, the fight between them was just a struggle for power. Huan Wen wanted to take over the military and political power of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, It's what Emperor Xiaowu said before, "It's easy to predict other people's affairs." But obviously, the court didn't want to do this, so it pushed Yin Hao out as a shield to let him participate in the government affairs, and even let him come. Lead the troops in the Northern Expedition. The problem is that if Yin Hao is indeed the material, it would be fine. Unfortunately, Yin Hao is not the material to lead the troops in the war. After sending the troops, he suffered a complete defeat, which made Huan Wen catch his words, so Yin Hao was deposed). After receiving the letter, Yin Hao was very excited and immediately spread out his pen and paper to write a reply to Huan Wen. But Yin Hao really attached great importance to this letter. In order to prevent any mistakes from appearing in the letter, he sealed and opened it dozens of times. In the end, he made a mistake in the rush and gave Huan Wen an empty reply. envelope. Huan Wen was greatly disappointed after receiving it, and the two broke off their friendship from then on.

In the twelfth year of Yonghe (356), Yin Hao passed away. From here we can see that a large part of Yin Hao's calmness and calmness are actually pretending, and he is not really like this. This is related to the social atmosphere at that time. In the Wei and Jin Dynasties, everyone should pay attention to their demeanor and not be obsessed with anything. Everything in the world should have nothing to do with you, and you can become detached from everything else. For example, later in the Battle of Feishui, Xie Shi, Xie Wan and others defeated Fu Jian on the front line. After writing a letter about the victory and delivering it to the commander-in-chief Xie An, Xie An was playing chess with others. After reading the letter, there was no change in his expression, and he put it aside casually. However, the person who was playing chess with him couldn't hold it in any longer and asked him how the war was going ahead. Xie An said calmly: I am a young man who can destroy thieves. Then there was nothing else to say. After the guests left, when Xie An went back to the house, his clogs clicked on the threshold, and the teeth under the clogs fell out, and he didn't even know it. This shows that Xie An is already upset in his heart, but on the surface he must be calm and act as if nothing is wrong, so that he can appear graceful (sigh... it's so tiring to pretend).

3. Huan Wen’s first Northern Expedition

After Yin Hao’s Northern Expedition failed and was abandoned, no one could stop Huan Wen’s Northern Expedition. So in February of the 10th year of Yonghe (354), he personally led 40,000 infantry and cavalry and set out from Jiangling (Huan Wen's Jingzhou governor's office was in Jiangling) to start the northern expedition to Fu Jian's former Qin Dynasty. After bloody battles along the way, in April, Huan Wen led his army to Bashang (now east of Xi'an, very close to Xi'an). The common people in the counties near Guanzhong brought cattle and wine to greet him along the road. They cried and said: I didn't expect to see the officers and soldiers today. Because it has been almost 50 years since the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty, and many young people back then have now become gray-haired old men. When Huan Wen entered Guanzhong, it was the wheat season, so he planned to collect grain locally to solve the problem of military rations. Because transporting grain from his base camp in Jingzhou was a long way, although manpower could be saved through waterways, it would take a long time. Therefore, Huan Wen temporarily stationed his troops in Ba, waiting until the wheat was ripe and collected military rations, and then continued to advance. At this time, the former Qin adopted the strategy of strengthening the walls and clearing the fields, cutting off all the green wheat on the plains, leaving Huan Wen unable to raise any food.

In this way, Huan Wen's army began to run out of food, and he had to retreat in June and return to Jiangling. When he withdrew his troops, he also moved more than 3,000 households in Guanzhong away. At this time, the army of the former Qin Dynasty took advantage of the situation to pursue the Jin army. The Jin army was defeated and suffered heavy losses. This was Huan Wen's first northern expedition.