1, King Kong Song Wan in the cloud (died in Runzhou)

2, faceless Jiao Ting (died in Runzhou)

3. Tao Wangzong, a nine-tailed turtle (died in Runzhou)

4. Yum will Han Tao (killed in Changzhou)

5. Tianmu Peng Qi (died in Changzhou)

6. White-faced husband Zheng Tianshou (died in Xuanzhou)

7. Cao Zheng (died in Xuanzhou)

8. Living Shepo Wang (died in Xuanzhou)

9. Ma Xuanzan of Ugly County (died in Suzhou)

10, the kindness of Jin Yanbiao (died in Changshu)

1 1, the only Mars Kong Liang (died in Kunshan)

12, Hao (died in Hangzhou)

13, golden gun general Xu Ning (injured in Hangzhou and later died in Xiuzhou)

14, Zhang Shun (killed in Hangzhou) in Langli.

15, bully Zhou Tong (died in Shangguan alone)

16, Zhang Qing has no arrow (died in Shangguan alone)

17, Dong Ping double gun (died in Shangguan alone)

18, Hua Gongwang (died in Deqing)

19, lei heng (died in Deqing)

20. Deep-water bomb Suochao (died in Hangzhou)

2 1, Deng Fei (died in Hangzhou)

22. Liu Tang, the red-haired ghost (died in Hangzhou)

23. Bao Xu, the Sangmen God (died in Hangzhou)

24. Hou Jian, the arm ape (drowned in the sea in the battle of Hangzhou)

25. Jin Mao Duan (drowned in the sea during the Battle of Hangzhou)

26. Tai sui Ruan Xiaoer (died in Wulongling)

27. Yuqi Meng Kang (died in Wulongling)

28. Jie Zhen, a two-headed snake (died in Wulongling)

29. Two-tailed scorpion Jiebao (died in Wulongling)

30. Wang Ying, the short-legged tiger (died in Zhou Mu)

3 1, San Niang of Zhang Qinghu (died in Zhou Mu)

32. Feitian Dasheng Li Bao (died in)

33. Eight-armed Nezha Xiang Chong (died in Zhou Mu)

34. Marin, the fairy of the iron flute (died in Wulongling)

35. Jin Yan Shun (died in Wulongling)

36. Sai Gui Ren Guo Sheng (died in Wulongling)

37. Hou Wen Lv Fang, Jr. (died in Wulongling)

38, nine dragons into history (died in Yulingguan)

39. Desperate Saburo Shi Xiu (died in Yulingguan)

40. Jump Chen Huda (died in Yulingguan)

4 1, Jong Li (killed in Yulingguan)

42. Yang Chun, Viper (died in Yulingguan)

43. Xue Yong (died in Yulingguan).

44. Ou Peng, Mo Yunjinyi (died in Zhangzhou)

45. Zhang Qing, a vegetable garden (died in Zhangzhou)

46. Arrow Tiger Ding Desun (died in Zhangzhou)

47. General Shui Sheng Shan Tingxuan (died in Zhangzhou)

48. Shenhuo General Wei Dingguo (died in Zhangzhou)

49. Liu Yun, a green-eyed tiger (died in Zhangzhou)

50. General Shi Yong (died in Zhangzhou)

5 1, Qin Ming (died in Qingxi)

52. Yu Baosi, a dangerous Taoist god (died in Qingxi)

53. Sun Erniang (died in Qingxi)

54. Out of Zou Yuan, Lin Long (died in Qingxi)

55. Touching the sky, Du Qian (died in Qingxi)

56. Urging Judge Li Li (died in Qingxi)

57. Qian Bao Tang Long (died in Qingxi)

58. Cai Fu with an iron arm (died in Qingxi)

59, short-lived Jiro Ruan Xiaowu (died in Qingxi)

Appointed by the court (9 people in total)

60. Jin Dajian, the Jade Arm Craftsman (after obeying the command, he worked in the palace)

6 1, son Bilderberg Huangfu Duan (used by the Imperial Commander and later appointed as the Imperial Horse Supervisor)

62. Xiao Rang, Master's degree (employed by Taifu Cai)

63. Tie Zhaozi is happy (Wang Fu Zhong Ling)

64, imperial doctor An Daoquan (command)

65. Zhensanshan Huangxin (still in Qingzhou)

66. The critically ill Wei Chi Sun Li (still in Dengzhou)

67. Xiao Weichi Sun Xin (back to Dengzhou to make an appointment with his brother)

68. Thunder and Ling Zhen (still appointed by Royal Battalion of Gunpowder Bureau)

Died of illness (13)

69. Yang Zhi, green-faced beast (sick, sent to stay in Dantu, then died)

70. The ship was angry with Zhang Heng (suffering from the plague, staying in Hangzhou, and then dying in Hangzhou)

7 1, did not stop Mu Hong (suffering from the plague, staying in Hangzhou, and later dying in Hangzhou).

72, Mao Xing Kong Ming (suffering from the plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died in Hangzhou)

73, dry land suddenly Zhu Gui (suffering from the plague, staying in Hangzhou, and then dying in Hangzhou)

74. Leopard Yanglin (staying in Hangzhou when suffering from plague, returning to drink Machuan when recovering from illness, and seeking leisure by post)

75. Bai Sheng, a one-day rat (suffering from plague, staying in Hangzhou and then dying in Hangzhou)

76. Zhu Fu, a smiling tiger (saw the patient and died in Hangzhou).

77, the leopard head Lin Chong (died in Hangzhou)

78. Yang Xiong (died in Hangzhou)

79. The flea on the drum moves from time to time (died in Hangzhou)

80, broadsword Guan Sheng (drunk fell off a horse, and later died in Beijing Daming House)

8 1, Song Qing (sick at home, unknown)

Returning home to sea (total 15)

82, a small piece of Chun Mu (see the patient, and then return home for the people)

83. Prodigal Yan Qing (left Hangzhou)

84, mixed dragon general Li Jun (cheat sick in Suzhou, after the sea, for the Lord of Siam)

85. Out of the hole, Jiao Tongwei (Li See Jun, then went to sea with Li Jun)

86. Crossing the river, Tong Meng (Li See Jun, going to sea with Li Jun)

87. Shen Xing Taibao Daizong (died in Yue Temple in Tai 'an)

88. Ruan lived (died in)

89. Feng Xuan Chai Jin Jr. (resigned and became a farmer)

90. Soar in the sky and carve Mars (Return)

9 1, grimace Du Xing (accompanying Mars back to China)

92. Gu Dasao, female blade (with her husband back to Dengzhou)

93. One-horned dragon Zou Run (resigned and returned to China)

94, a flower Cai Qing (returning home for the people)

95. Pei Xuan, tough guy (back to drinking Machuan, mail for leisure)

96. God operator Jiang Jing (returning home for the people)

Poisoning to death (3 people in total)

97. Jade Kirin Lu Junyi (poisoned by Huaihe River)

98. Hu Songjiang (poisoned in Chuzhou)

99. Black Cyclone Li Kui jy (poisoned in Runzhou)

Commit suicide by hanging (2 cases in total)

100, Zhi Duo Xing Wu Xingyong (hanged himself at Song Jiang's tomb)

10 1, Xiao Li Guanghua Rong (hanged himself in front of Song Jiang's tomb)

Becoming a monk (5 in total)

102, entered Yunlong Gongsun Sheng (becoming a monk)

103, Ji Shen strategist Zhu Wu (voted to become a monk in Gongsun Sheng)

104, Fan Rui, Devil in the World (voted to become a monk in Gongsun Sheng)

105, Hua Shang Lu (sitting in Hangzhou)

106, Walker Song Wu (later became a monk and died in Hangzhou) (historically he died in prison after killing treacherous court official Cai Yan).

Anti-gold (2 in total)

107, Hu Yanzhuo (killed after resisting gold)

108, Zhu Tong, bearded (later meritorious military service)

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Creative foundation

In the Southern Song Dynasty, the story of Liangshan heroes was widely circulated. At that time, Gong Kai, a painter and writer, wrote a preface to the praise of thirty-six people in Song Jiang, saying: The stories of thirty-six people including Song Jiang have spread all over the streets; Painters also write pictures and shadows for them.

The earliest blueprint of Water Margin is the legacy of Xuanhe in Song Dynasty, which focuses on the main characters such as Yang Zhi selling knives, Chao Gai ganging up to grab the birth outline, Song Jiang killing and Lin Chong, jy, and He Lu. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, there were many stories adapted from Water Margin. In Yuan Zaju, the number of Liangshan heroes increased from 36 to 108.

Shi Naian sorted out and processed the stories and characters in Water Margin, and faithfully accepted the views of the people in the process of writing Water Margin, which is the ideological basis for the great achievements of Water Margin.

new materials

The book Water Margin is based on the story of Sung River Uprising in the late Northern Song Dynasty. According to the biography of Hou Meng, "Thirty-six people in the river run amok, and tens of thousands of JD.COM government troops dare not resist."

According to the Chronicle of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, "Song Jiang, a thief from Huainan, committed the Huai Yang Army, and sent his generals to beg for arrest, commit crimes, and enter the border between Chu and Haizhou, so that the satrap Zhang Shuye surrendered." Zhang Shuye Biography of the History of the Song Dynasty: "Sung River started from the river and turned to ten counties, so the loyalist dare not treasure its front. When the word came, the uncle sent an envoy to the sea at night, and the thief approached the sea, robbed more than ten giant boats and carried them.

So he resurrected thousands of dead people, ambushed near the city and fought a battle to lure light soldiers from the sea. He hid by the sea, waited for the soldiers to meet, and then set fire to his boat. Hearing this, the thief lost his will to fight, so he ambushed him and caught his assistant thief. Jiang Nai surrendered. In addition, Li Kun's Outline of Ten Dynasties, Chen Jun's Chronology of Nine Dynasties in Song Dynasty and Xu's Compilation of Three Dynasties to the North also have similar records. There are also records that Song Jiang took part in the battle of Fang La after he surrendered. From these records, we can know that the number of this rebel army is small (but never more than 36), but it has strong combat effectiveness and great influence among the masses, which once posed a certain threat to the Song Dynasty. Sung Jiang and other uprisings took place in the first year of Xuanhe (119) to the third year of Xuanhe (1 12 1), more than three years before and after.

Storytelling flourished in the Song Dynasty, and the stories of 36 people, including Song Jiang, which were circulated among the people were quickly adopted by storytellers as the material for writing stories. The titles of the novels recorded in the Southern Song Dynasty are Green Beast, Flower Monk and Warrior, which should be the stories of Yang Zhi, Lu and Lu. In addition, Shi Sunli may also be the Water Margin.

Origin of ownership

"Water Margin" comes from the sentence "Ancient Fu, riding a horse to the DPRK, leading to the water margin in the west, as for Qi Xia" in the Book of Songs. However, there has always been disagreement about the exact meaning of this title.

There is a saying that Shi Naian, the author, hated treacherous officialdom. After only two years in office, he resigned and returned to his hometown to teach and write The Biography of Jianghu Vendors. The book was finally published, and Shi Naian was satisfied with the plot, except for the bad title. At that time, Luo Guanzhong, a student in Shi Naian, suggested that the title should be Water Margin. Hearing this, Shi Naian said happily again and again, "Good, good! This title is great! Water Margin', meaning the edge of the water, means' in the wild', which is in line with the allusion in the Book of Songs that' Tan Fu, an old duke, came to the DPRK to lead a horse, led the west to the water margin, but as for ambiguity'. Wonderful! " Thus, The Legend of the Jianghu Vendors was officially renamed The Water Margin.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Water Margin