There are more than a dozen theories about the ending, but who is the Liangshan hero who is not in the top ten?

Among the classical masterpieces, Water Margin is the one that many people read the most in their early years. I dare not boast that Bian Xiao was one of the fans at that time, and he could memorize the names, nicknames and wonderful clips of the heroes in the book 108. When reading Water Margin, I feel that it is best to stop abruptly when I see "the first place in the heroes list of the Water Margin", because this ending is happy, and it also relieves readers of the melancholy of worrying about the ancients.

However, your concern for the heroes' next development and curiosity about their ultimate fate forced you to read 120 Water Margin. After reading it, in addition to sighing and feeling for the ending of Liangshan heroes, it is hatred for Song Jiang, who blindly pursues woo, and hatred for treacherous court officials to send to the court.

Although many people have seen the Water Margin, I wonder if they have ever paid attention to the fate of a person who is not the protagonist in Liangshan, that is, Li Jun, nicknamed "Hunjianglong" in Liangshan.

Li Jun in the novel is not superior in martial arts, born in a rich family, and unlike Lin Chong. Lu Junyi and others' earth-shattering actions. But in the end, he was the one who was given the most opinions by later generations.

It may be because Li Jun in The Water Margin 120 "cheated after pacifying Fang La, and went overseas with Tong Wei and others, becoming the Lord of Siam." Therefore, many people who have been to Thailand fantasize about finding the remains of Li Jun there. It can be seen that the novel has a deep influence.

Looking up the historical evolution data of ancient Siam, there is basically no record that Li Jun is king. According to the chronological comparison, the last year of the Northern Song Dynasty 1 120 was the Xuanhe period in Song Huizong. According to Siam's historical records, the first Thai country was Sukhothai Kingdom, which rose in 1238 and was called "Siam Country" in China's historical records. Sukhothai means "happy dawn" in Pali. At that time, there was no unified script in Thailand, so "Sukhothai" was used as the title of the first dynasty to indicate the beginning of a new era. The monarch of Sukhothai Dynasty was Langanheng the Great, and he was honored as "the father of Thailand" by the Thai people.

If there is a fact that Li Jun is the king of Siam, even a man named Li Jun, the Tang and Song culture they brought from China is not backward, and it can't be found in real historical materials.

It seems naive and ridiculous to regard literary works as Historical Records. Let's take a look at the traces of Mr. Li in Water Margin and the various endings later:

"The Water Margin" said that Li Jun was from Luzhou and worked as a punt in the Yangtze River. He also sold smuggled salt with Tong Wei, the owner of the dumpling house who went out of the hole, and Meng Tong, an opera fan who crossed the river. Because he is proficient in water, he is called Hunjianglong. He and Li Litong, the death warrant judge, dominated Jieyang Ridge, and they were also called "the three tyrants of Jieyang" with Mu Hong brothers in Jieyang Town and Zhang Heng brothers in Xunyang River.

When Song Jiang stabbed Jiangzhou, he passed Jieyang Ridge. I heard the news of timely rain for a long time, and waited to meet the Tong brothers under the ridge, but I didn't see Song Jiang. Song Jiang was drinking in Li Li's hotel, but Li Li knocked himself over with antiperspirant and was killed.

Li Junjiu couldn't wait long, so he went back to the ridge to find Lily. Just when Li Li wanted to slaughter Song Jiang, he saved Song Jiang. Song Jiang went to Li Jun's house to stay and became brothers with him.

After Song Jiang left Jieyang Ridge, he rewarded Xue Yong, the sick blade, in Jieyang Town. He offended the Mu Hong brothers and was chased by the Mu brothers to Xunyang River. In desperation, he got on the angry black boat again. Zhang Heng drove the boat to the middle of the river, trying to seize Song Jiang's property and force him to jump into the river. It turned out that Li Jun ran into a gondola and saved Song Jiang. Song Jiang turned enemies into friends with Zhang Heng and others.

Song Jiang wrote an anti-poem in Jiangzhou, which was condemned by Huang Wenbing. He was beheaded with Dai Zong, but was saved by the leaders of jy and the 17th Route of Liangshanpo in Li Kui. Li Jun, Zhang Heng, Mu Hong and other nine people also took a boat to Jiangzhou to save Sung River, but they met Sung River and others at Bailong Temple on the river, and a group of 29 people got together at Bailong Temple. Then he attacked the army in Wuwei, and Li Jun helped Zhang Shun capture Huang Wenbing alive.

When Liangshan was in Juyi, Li Jun ranked 26th and was appointed as the leader of the water army.

(The second from the right in the movie stills is the image of Li Jun in the play)

Regarding Li Jun's prototype, some studies think that in Song Xuanhe's suicide note in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, one of Song Jiang's thirty-six subordinates "mixed dragons and Li Hai" should be Li Jun's prototype. At the same time, in Gong Kai's "Song Jiang Thirty-six Praises", Li Jun is also among them, praising it as "a good dragon mixed with water, and it is helpful to shoot it." Huang Wuxiong Zun, cherish his arm. "

Some researchers believe that the ending of the king at sea draws lessons from the stories and legends of the Tang legend "The Legend of the Campus". In addition, the plot of "mixing water to pour Taiyuan City" in 120 novels may be based on the historical fact that Song Taizu and Zhao Kuangyin flooded Taiyuan in the Song Dynasty. In addition, Zheng Guang, a famous pirate in the early Southern Song Dynasty, was nicknamed "Gunhaijiao" and was also considered by some as one of Li Jun's prototypes.

In the novel, after the Liangshan heroes surrendered, Li Jun followed Song Jiang to fight in the north, and repeatedly made meritorious military service. When Fang La was conquered, Li Jun led the water army to recover Jiangyin and Taicang, and went to Taihu Lake for reconnaissance with Tong Wei and Meng Tong. In Liu Zhuang, he became sworn friends with Bao Fei, Yun Ni, Qing Bu and Di Cheng, and later helped Song Jiang capture Suzhou and slay General Fei. Sung River took Hangzhou, led troops to attack the Lake Gate, and Shi Xiu led troops to the city, but Wu was captured alive. Later, Mr. Li led the leader of the water army to surrender in Qingxi City, and was appointed as the captain of the water army by Fang La. Then set fire to the city, helped the army to break the city, and finally put down the Fang La Rebellion.

After pacifying Jiangnan, Li Jun moved with the army. When he arrived in Suzhou, he had a false stroke, so that Tong Wei and Meng Tong could stay and Song Jiang could go back to North Korea first. Song Jiang was afraid of delaying his trip, so he had to leave Li Jun and return to Beijing for a pilgrimage. After Song Jiang left, Li Jun took his children's brothers to Yuliuzhuang according to the Old Testament, found four people to pay insurance, built a boat, went out to sea from Taicang Port, went abroad, and finally became the Lord of Siam. This is Li Jun's final account in Water Margin.

If this is the end of Li Jun's life, there is nothing to be wordy about. But things are far from over:

In chenchen's Water Margin, Li Jun lived in seclusion in Taihu Lake. Due to the oppression of corrupt officials and fishermen, he set sail with Tong Wei, Hua and others, occupied Jin Ao Island, a subsidiary country of Siam, and claimed to be the Grand Marshal of the East. He repelled the conquering Siamese army, and the soldiers pointed at the gate of Siam. Marseille, the Lord of Siam, really sent a special envoy to make peace and wanted to recruit China as his wife. Li Jun fought against Qin Xi and returned to Jin Ao Island to recuperate. Later, there was civil strife in Siam, and the traitor Tao killed Masai Zhen and became king on his own. Li Jun avenged himself. With the help of two heroes, Deng Yunshan and Yin Machuan, who came to defect, he put down the civil strife, was acclaimed as the Lord of Siam, and was honored in the Song Dynasty. In the end, due to the rescue of Oyster Beach, Song Gaozong was escorted back to Korea, and was canonized as the King of Siam, which was passed down from generation to generation.

In Yu Wanchun's "Dangkou Zhi", Li Jun and Huarong Dao keep Xintai. City broken, crossing the Qingjiang River, captured by Zhen Xianglin, Fan Chenglong and Tang Meng. Back in the capital, dying.

In The Remnant Shui Bo, after the fall of Liangshan, he fled with Sung River and tried to invest in the north, but he was captured while passing through Haizhou, and was sent to the capital and sent to prison.

In Bagu's "The History of the Three Kingdoms Thieves", Li Jun occupied six counties in Jiangdong, and was worshipped by the Song State as the general of Zhengdong, the shepherd of Yangzhou and the king of Ning. After Shui Ying's war, he saved himself according to the situation, joined forces with Qingzhou generals headed by Zhu Tong, and announced a break with Song State, becoming the biggest force in Liangshan after the demise of Song State.

In the Water Margin by Chiang Kai-shek, he wanted to return to Beijing to seal Hou after crossing Pingnan, but he was persuaded by four people to "bury all the birds in the bow". He woke up like a dream, so he bid farewell to Song Jiang and lived in seclusion in Taihu Lake and the fisherman.

In Zhang Henshui's New Biography of Water Margin, Li Jun participated in the War of Resistance Against Gold. After the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty, he and Ruan Xiaoer went to western Zhejiang to join the army with Han Shizhong's men, and were appointed as the commander-in-chief of the water army. With Han Shizhong, Wu Shu was trapped in Huangtiandang. Finally, I retired to Taihu Lake due to injury and supported my life.

In Chu Tongqing's New Biography of the Water Margin, Li Junyuan was a fisherman in Cao Zhou, made a five-legged fork, and was his biological brother with Li Li, the judge who urged death. He ranked 33rd in Liangshan platoon, with the asterisk as the star, and served as the commander-in-chief of the water army, guarding the right mooring water village. Later, because of dissatisfaction with Song Jiang's wooing policy, Xiang Chong left Liangshan to go to sea, and finally settled in Sen 'ang near Siam with Li Li and Tao, and was promoted to the island owner.