"Huh?" Fujiwara yelled, horrified. "The emperor and nobles all come from the Chinese dynasty? I have never heard of it in the East! Mr. Gao, how can I start talking about it?"
Gao Qianqi looked at Fujiwara in the east with strange eyes, and then sighed: "Oh, look at my attitude, do you really know that I don't know about that?"
"Those of us have lived in barbarian lands for a long time. Over time, we have forgotten Chinese etiquette and righteousness and have been assimilated by barbarians. It is understandable..."
Being looked at by Gao Qiqi with complex emotions such as sympathy, pity, and contempt, Fujiwara felt uncomfortable for a while. But at this time, he did not care about his own feelings, and leaned over to ask Gao Qi: "Gao Qi
Sir, don’t be greedy, what’s going on?”
"Don't worry, let me ask Mr. Fujiwara first if I know how to record your ancestors in your clan?" Gao Qidao.
"The specific records are not clear..." Gao Qi recalled. "According to legend, the ancestor of the Fujiwara family was the 'Tenjiya Ming' who was a god. And the first generation emperor was not the god."
The 'Emperor Jimmu' who is a descendant of Teru Okami..."
"You are worthy of being an alchemist. You are so boastful that you are trusting the gods..." Gao Qi sneered. "The people next to me didn't say much, so I just asked the master of the pavilion, do I believe that statement?"
"...I don't believe it." Fujiwara hesitated for a while, but he shook his head before. He is a descendant of gods. He will be in his forties next year. He has been bumpy all the way, and he has not seen any blessings from his ancestors, nor has he shown any extraordinary achievements.
Divine power.
The Emperor is known as the "True God of this World" in his motherland, but he has never seen it before. He is just a stubborn old man. I hope he really has some magical power and will not be rude and rebellious by Ashikaga Takauji.
The thieves were driven out of Kyoto.
"The descendants of gods are really the most powerful people in the world." Gao Qidao said. "It is reasonable for Bu Nao to come up with such a theory. After all, the emperor Jimmu you are waiting for is not the emperor of the Qin Dynasty in the past month.
Xu Fu who crossed the land of Japan!"
"As for Xu Fu, he is not an alchemist by birth, and what he is best at is the magic of pretending to be gods and ghosts."
"What?" Gao Qi said with great certainty. If he saw it in person, Fujiwara was shocked and doubtful. He asked: "Is there any basis for what Mr. Gao said? Don't say it randomly!"
"Of course there is." Gao Qida said resolutely. "Historical records say that Xu Fu traveled east to Yingzhou, carrying three thousand boys and girls, as well as grain and grass, farming tools, weapons, etc. to search for the elixir of immortality for the First Emperor."
"I would like to ask, what if he went to sea to search for medicine, and brought farming tools and weapons with him? Obviously, this person found a piece of ignorant and uncivilized land, so he deliberately deceived the first emperor, took the population, food, etc. to claim the land as king, and arrived
He went to become a local emperor in a barbaric land."
Fujiwara frowned and pondered. He was proficient in Sinology. Did he know anything about Xu Fu's mistakes? It is said that Xu Fu went to sea twice. After returning from the first time, he said that there were big fish in the East China Sea, and the First Emperor used a large army to kill them. The second time he went to sea, he took them with him.
Bringing boys and girls with all kinds of supplies. Looking for medicine as a core to bring boys and supplies? That is indeed unreasonable.
If it is explained like Mr. Gao did, does it make sense: weapons can be used to defend against local savages, and farming tools can be used for self-sufficiency. The reason for asking for boys and girls is simply that boys and girls are not deeply involved in the world and are not easy.
Missing his hometown makes it easier for the older Xu Fu to control him.
Moreover, in the legends of my homeland, it is indeed mentioned whether "Emperor Jimmu" came across the sea. And whether the time when writing, farming tools and other civilized products began to appear in my homeland was indeed after the Qin Dynasty of China...
"Although there are no records of the Ru Japanese Kingdom, China is a civilized country, but there are no historical records." Gao Qi continued. "Those historical texts of our ancestors are not evidence. "The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms" says about the Ru Japanese Kingdom: '...
…The envoys who went to China claimed to be the son of Shaokang, the empress of the Xia Dynasty, and were granted a title in Kuaiji...'. There are also historical records that people from China returned to the Japanese as envoys, and when they returned, they said that the Japanese at that time were 'extremely good at speaking about Wu Yin'."
"Why do your ancestors of the Japanese people actually speak Wu dialect? Is it because most of the three thousand boys and girls brought by Xu Fu in the past month came from Wu! Is it because of the Three Kingdoms period that the Japanese people called themselves after Shaokang?
Kuaiji, which Shaokang's son Wuyu granted, belongs to the land of Wuyue..."
"There are many records, all of which can be checked in history. If you don't believe it, you can check it yourself. The truth is written in black and red in the historical records. Why should I deceive you?"
"Then..." Gao Qi said so confidently that Fujiwara could not believe it. After all, Gao Qi could have deceived him, but could the Chinese history also deceive him?
Things like historical records have been passed down for a long time, and I don’t know how many people have read them. If there are any fakes, you will know after just asking.
"Whether our Japanese country has been transformed into a king for a long time, there must be one or two records handed down to the world, so there must be no written records, and there must be ancient relics. Pavilion thinks carefully, is there any flaw?" Gao Qi reminded.
Being reminded by Gao Qi, Fujiwara frowned and started thinking. As soon as he thought about it, he suddenly remembered the "Three Divine Weapons" that he had once seen in the palace of his motherland. It was said that the three sacred weapons were left by Emperor Kammu.
Is it truly something passed down from the legs of the first emperor to the Ming Dynasty, or is it a symbol of the imperial power of successive emperors, somewhat similar to the status of China's "Jade Seal of the Nation".
But the shape of the "Three Sacred Artifacts" is not at all similar to the Japanese artifacts...
After drawing the images of the "Three Artifacts" in his memory on paper, Gao Qi tugged his short beard after looking at it: "Look, that's irrefutable proof!"
"Then there are some artifacts from your country. They are clearly bronze swords, bronze mirrors and jades from the pre-Qin and Warring States periods in China. If you don't believe it, I have an antique Tibetan sword from the pre-Qin period at home. Let me use it.
Know."
Then Gao Qi sent someone home to get the rusty bronze sword. When Fujiwara saw it, he exclaimed: "Wrong, wrong, wrong! The 'Tianzongyun Sword' passed down by the royal family is exactly the same as that sword!"
"
"So, are they really of Chinese descent?" Fujiwara was surprised and delighted.
"Is it very true?" Old God Gao Qi twirled his short beard. "The truth is undeniable. It is definitely not Xu Fu who traveled east to found the country and called himself emperor. You are the ancestors of the high-ranking nobles of the Japanese country. It is Xu Fu who came to think of it.
Descendants of the virgins and virgins east of the leg.”
"Xu Fu claimed to be a god, and also called your ancestors gods to control the wild people in the country... The origins of your ancestors were naturally kept secret. They should have been passed down orally from generation to generation. Therefore,
During the Three Kingdoms period, your ancestors still knew that they were the descendants of Shaokang."
"Later, for some unknown reason, it was forgotten by the unscrupulous descendants. On the contrary, those false claims of gods to the stupid savages actually spread to the East."
"Alas, you have forgotten your ancestors several times, and you are unworthy of future generations!"
After hearing this, Fujiwara burst into tears. It was not bitter, but more of a joy. The pain and contempt he suffered in those days all turned into smoke and dissipated in the rush of tears:
It turned out that he was not a barbarian, but a Chinese Miao with upright roots!