In China's classical novels and storytelling, Pang Taishi's appearance rate is very high. In the Hu family generals, his name is Pang Wen, and he is the father-in-law of the emperor. He had a hard time with Hu Yan's family, creating unjust cases in the meat mound and beheading more than 300 people. Hu Yanqing's three difficulties in Beijing and Pang Wentong's struggle with Kou Zhun, Gao's family and Yang's family will soon catch up with the momentum of Hulao Pass Lu Bu in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In "Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses", Pang Taishi, named Pang Ji, continued to carry forward the true colors of treacherous court official, and was particularly embarrassed by the Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses led by Kaifeng House and Bao Gong, and his father and son went into battle. Pang Yu and Pang Hu's eldest sons also gave the chivalrous people trouble.
Does Pang Taishi really exist? According to historical records, there was such a person in the Song Dynasty. His surname is Ji, and the word Zi Chun. He is a scholar in Song Zhenzong, served as prime minister in Song Renzong, was appointed as lord protector, and became the Prince of Taibao after retirement. There are some tenors in both names and official positions, which can be found if you look closely, but they are obviously different.
Pang Taishi in the novel relies on nepotism. Hu Jiajiang said that his daughter was Pang Saihua, the queen of the Nishinomiya in Renzong, and Pang Yu was also stated as the prince's maternal uncle in Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses. Pang Ji was born in a scholarly family. When he was young, the coach of Huangzhou joined the army and won the appreciation of Xia Song, the magistrate. He thinks he has the talent to be prime minister and will succeed in the future.
Sure enough, he had the reputation of "the emperor's suggestion" when he was the suggestion. When he was prime minister, he did his best, knew people well and handled border disputes and civil strife with ease. He is also a good friend of Han Qi and Fan Zhongyan and a mentor of Sima Guang and Di Qing. Look at the names of these four people, and you will know the ability and taste of Laopang.
What is important is that Lao Pang hates harem politics the most. Why do you see it? When Song Renzong first acceded to the throne, Empress Dowager Zhang Xian listened to politics, and when she died, she left an edict for Empress Zhang Hui to continue listening to politics. Pang Ji, then an imperial envoy in the temple, urged Renzong to lead the government and publicly burned the inner east gate system that supported the curtain system. This is one of them. When Pang Ji was appointed as the judge of Kaifeng, Ren Zong loved Shang Meiren, who often sent Chamberlain to Kaifeng to deliver orders. Pang Ji sternly refused, and sent an order to beat up the chamberlain who announced the will, and made it clear: "If there is another harem order in the future, don't accept it."
Dare to confront the emperor's beloved princess, showing its awe-inspiring and fearless demeanor. Imagine how a person who hates harem politics so much can paint a gourd with his daughter's relationship.
Interestingly, Pang Ji has a grandson, Pang Gongsun, who is a magistrate in Chen Zhou. This is about Pang Yu, the prince's maternal uncle. He was smashed in the section of "Putting Grain in Chen Zhou" in "Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses".
In terms of historical position and contribution, Bao can't compare with Ponzi at all. But in the novel, things become confusing, Bao Zheng becomes the embodiment of justice, while Pang Taishi becomes the pronoun of treacherous court official. Some people say that history is a little girl who can dress up, which is ridiculous! Novelists are the behind-the-scenes promoters of wantonly dressing up history. A word can make people happy, and a word can also destroy people. Pang Taishi is such a victim.
Above refers to Baidu.