Xuanzong is also extremely approachable. As long as Xuanzong met some low-ranking handyman in the palace, he could remember each other's looks and names and the work he was responsible for, and never made mistakes. If these imperial envoys were ill, Xuanzong would send a physician to treat them, or even visit them personally and give them gifts, which can be said to be extremely rare among kings of past dynasties. Xuanzong is also extremely self-disciplined in sexual matters, and can even be called paranoia. There used to be a place where there was a song and dance band specially composed of women from Xuanzong. Xuanzong brought one of the stunning beauties into the harem. After a while, Xuanzong felt that the story of Xuanzong Dynasty might be reproduced. So he called the woman to him and said, "I can't keep you." "You can ask her to leave the palace," he said. Tang Xuanzong said, "Let her go home, I will miss her. It is better to give her a glass of poisoned wine. " A beautiful woman died for no reason. Such behavior is terrible. . However, for the increasingly serious eunuch problem, Xuanzong did not have a good solution in view of the "nectar change". In particular, Xuanzong himself was saved and supported by eunuchs, so he could only restrain eunuchs in some smaller areas as much as possible. However, due to Xuanzong's proper handling, the eunuch's power did not expand too much in the Middle Ages, nor did it cause great harm to the country. Xuanzong has many other advantages, such as versatility, frugality, love of reading and so on. About these advantages, you can basically refer to the lives of other famous soldiers, so I won't describe them in detail here. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, a thrifty emperor, was strict with his children, almost to the point of inhumanity. His eldest daughter, Princess Wanshou, married the living minister Zheng Hao. Traditionally, she decorated her car with silver foil, and since Xuanzong, she decorated it with copper. When the princess got married, Xuanzong personally warned her that when she went to her husband's house, she should strictly observe women's morality and not despise her husband's family with royal nobles. Once, Xu's younger brother was seriously ill, and Xuanzong sent messengers to visit him. When China's envoy returned to North Korea, Xuanzong asked if the princess was there. China's envoy answered the phone, and the princess was watching a play in Ji 'an. Xuanzong was furious and said, "I sometimes blame the literati for not wanting to marry the princess. I didn't know about it until now." So he ordered the princess to be called and reprimanded her face to face: "Xiao Lang is ill, why don't you go to the theatre?" What a scandal! "When the princess saw her father angry, she was too scared to confess, indicating that she had turned over a new leaf and was afraid to commit crimes again. Surprisingly, the second daughter of Xuanzong was chosen as Xu and will get married the next day. The princess is also very happy. When I happened to have dinner with Xuanzong, I broke my chopsticks because of a little thing. Xuanzong was furious and said, "How can you marry a scholar-bureaucrat with your nature?" Soon, Princess Guangde's four daughters were spread to Tang Zong. In this way, Princess Yongfu watched her fiance be taken away by her father and given to her sister. The origin of Xuanzong becoming a monk or not is Wei Zhaodu's Tang Yulin and Gu Ling's Reading the Royal Family. In these two articles, they said that Tang Wuzong wanted to kill Wang Guang in order to compete for the throne. So four people from middle school often took King Guang to the palace toilet to soak in it. A eunuch named Qiu wanted to save him, so he pretended to kill King Guang and sent him to the royal family. Three years later, Wu Zong died, and the eunuch leader invited Guang Wang to be the royal family. Although the article is obscure and does not directly explain that Xuanzong once became a monk, this legend did appear at that time. Maybe this is one of the reasons for the legend. Ling Zhen's Legacy in the Five Dynasties, Tales of China and Korea, and Song Dynasty also have brief records of absconding to the south of the Yangtze River and escaping into an empty net. At the end of the Five Dynasties and the beginning of the Song Dynasty, Zanning's Xia Qianren also said that Xuanzong had become a monk and had traveled to Hangzhou. Zen master Qi 'an took good care of him. When Xuanzong ascended the throne, Qi 'an was dead. In order to repay his kindness, Xuanzong named the temple Wukong, the master of Qi 'an, and ordered people to recite poems to mourn.
In addition, the famous Zen monk Yun's Biography of Song Monks also records that when Xuanzong became a monk, he saw Master Bo Huang worshipping Buddha in the Great Buddha Hall and asked, "The elders worship Buddha, don't look at the Buddha's demands, opinions or public demands. What should they ask? " So the two asked questions and talked about solving the case. Zen Buddhism replaced Buddhist scriptures with "case-solving", and this dialogue between them became a famous "case-solving" named after "Yellow Buddha". The cloud passes through Huangboshan Road, Zhu 'an City, Jiangxi Province. Legend has it that he once watched waterfalls and wrote poems with monks. With the passage of time, the legend of Xuanzong becoming a monk has spread more and more widely, and it has become more and more magical. The Zen master of Wuyuan in Ming Dynasty wrote in Huangbai Wanling Record that when Xuanzong was young, he climbed into the dragon bed of his younger brother Mu Zong and made a gesture to pick up the minister, which Mu Zong appreciated very much. After Wu Zong ascended the throne, he thought about it and felt suspicious, wanting to kill Xuanzong. Xuanzong had to flee, so he was shaved as a monk under Xiang Xian. Later, the wise monk came to Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi Province, and they watched the waterfall together. Ji Xian suggested writing a poem. His motivation is to think that this person is different, and he wants to take the opportunity to sound out the details and judge what his details are. He recited two poems first: "It is difficult to penetrate the marble, but look at the source." Xuanzong went on to chant, "Can I stay in a stream? After all, the sea will make waves. " Seeing that this man is knowledgeable and distinguished, the idle monk treats him with courtesy. Later, at a meeting of salt officials, Yun Xi was the first mage. When they worshipped him, they talked about "solving the case." Different from that contained in Biyan Collection in, its location was changed from Huang Zen Master to Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi Province. In addition, there is a record of Tang Xuanzong becoming a monk in the year of Huangbai Wanling Record. The book moved the location to Bo Huang, Fuqing, and changed the two poems recited by Zen master Bo Huang by the waterfall to read: "Thousands of rocks and valleys have worked tirelessly, and the source is high. The two poems sung by Tang Xuanzong have not changed. It is also said that after Emperor Xuanzong went to Bo Huang in Fuqing, he went south to see Luoyang River in Hui 'an and then south to Tong 'an. The so-called immortals came out to see Xuanzong at night. In the first year of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, who had just succeeded to the throne, issued an imperial edict: the plaque of Baizhang Temple in Wuxian County, New China called on all localities to change Taoism into Buddhism. Why can Baizhang Temple, a remote place, win this honor? Why did Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty attach so much importance to Buddhism? There is a simple reason. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty used to be a monk in Baizhang Temple. Why did Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty come to Baizhang Temple, a thousand miles away from Chang 'an in Xijing, Northwest China, to become a monk? It is said that there is another story here: in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, the imperial court fought fiercely. Yes, the thirteenth son, named Wang. In 840 AD, his nephew Li Yan ascended the throne and was named Tang Wuzong. After Tang Wuzong acceded to the throne, he was very worried that his uncle Wang Guang would seize his throne, so he made things difficult and persecuted Li Yi. In order to avoid persecution in Tang Wuzong, Li Yi went to an old monk in Beijing. The old monk wrote two words on Yi Li's slap: "Baizhang". The old monk meant to let Yi Li leave the imperial court temporarily to avoid the limelight of the imperial power struggle. But Yi Li was wrong, thinking that the old monk wanted him to go to Baizhang, so he tried every means to inquire about Baizhang, and finally learned that there was Baizhang Mountain in Wuxian, Baizhang Village and Baizhang Temple at the foot of the mountain, so Wan Li came to Baizhang Temple not far away.