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三国演义(上)--英文作者:罗贯中,分类:文学 人气: 装帧:平装 / 28开 / 562页 / 0字 ISBN(10位/13位):7119016644 出版:外文出版社于2004-04- 1出版 定价:¥44元 标签(Tags): 收藏人数： |
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| CONTENTS List of Maps Acknowledgements Foreword By John S. Service Three Kingdoms A Historical Novel Afterword: About Three Kingdoms By Moss Roberts Afterword: Notes Principal Characters in Three Kingdoms Chronology of Main Events in Three Kingdoms Titles, Terms, and Offices in Three Kingdoms Abbreviations Notes to Three Kingdoms |
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| His plot exposed, Zhang Jue mustered his forces in great haste. Titling himself General of Heaven, his first brother General of the Earth, and his second brother General of Men, he addressed his massed followers: "Han's fated end is near. A new sage is due to appear. Let one and all obey Heaven and follow the true cause so that we may rejoice in the millennium." From the four corners of the realm the common folk, nearly half a million strong, bound their heads with yellow scarves and tbllowed Zhang Jue in rebellion, gathering such force that the government troops scattered on the rumor of their approach. Regent-Marshal He Jin appealed to the Emperor to order every district to defend itself and every warrior to render distinguished service in putting down the uprising. Meanwhile, the regent also gave three Imperial Corps commanders-Lu Zhi, Huangfu Song, and Zhu Jun-command of three elite field armies with orders to bring the rebels to justice. As for Zhang Jue's army, it began advancing on Youzhou district. The governor, Liu Yan, was a native ofJingling county in Jiangxia and a descendant of Prince Gong of Lu of the imperial clan. Threatened by the approaching rebels, Liu Yan summoned Commandant ZouJing for his estimate of the situation. "They are many," saidJing, "and we are few. The best course, Your Lordship, is to recruit an army quickly to deal with the enemy." The governor agreed and issued a call for volunteers loyal to the throne. The call was posted in Zhuo county, where it drew the attention of a man of heroic mettle. This man, though no scholar, was gentle and generous by nature, taciturn and reserved. His one ambition was to cultivate the friendship ot the boldest spirits of the empire. He stood seven and a half spans tall, with arms that reached below his knees. His ear lobes were elongated, his eyes widely set and able to see his own ears. His face was flawless as jade, and his lips like dabs of rouge. This man was a descendant of Liu Sheng, Prince Jing ot Zhongshan, a great-great-grandson of the fourth Han emperor, Jing. His name was Liu Bei; his style, Xuande.14 Generations before, during the reign of Emperor Wu, Liu Sheng's son, Zhen, was made lord of Zhuolu precinct, but the fief and title were later forfeited when Zhen was accused of making an unsatisfactory offering at the eighth-month libation in the Emperor's ancestral temple.15Thus a branch of the Liu family came to settle in Zhuo county. Xuande's grandfather was Liu Xiong; his father, Liu Hong. Local authorities had recommended Hong to the court for his filial devotion and personal integrity.16He received appointment and actually held a minor office; but he died young. Orphaned, Xuande served his widowed mother with unstinting affection. However, they had been left so poor that he had to sell sandals and weave mats to live. The family resided in a county hamlet called Two-Story Mulber- ry after a tree of some fifty spans just southeast of their home. Seen from afar, the mulberry rose tall and spread broadly like a carnage canopy. "An eminent man will come from this house," a fortune- teller once predicted. While playing beneath the tree with the boys in the hamlet, young Xuande often boasted, "When I'm the Son ofHeaven, my chariot will have a canopy like this." Impressed by these words, his uncle Liu Yuanqi remarked, "This is no ordinary child."17Yuanqi sympathized with the impoverished family and often helped out his nephew. At fifteen Xuande was sent away b'y his mother to study, and Zheng Xuan and Lu Zhi were among his teachers.18He also formed a close friendship with Gongsun Zan. Xuande was twenty-eight when Governor Liu issued his call for volunteers. Reading the notice in Zhuo that day, Xuande sighed heavily. "Why such long sighs?" someone behind him asked brusquely. "A real man should be serving his emperor in the hour ofperil." Xuande turned and faced a man eight spans tall, with a blunt head like a panther's, huge round eyes, a swallow's heavy jowls, a tiger's whiskers, a thunderous voice, and a stance like a dashing horse. Half in fear, half in admiration, Xuande asked his name. |
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