英文摘要 |
In History of the Three Kingdoms by Chen Shou, Chao Yun's efforts are not mentioned much in the main sections, and his social position is not high at the time. Later, when Pei Song Chi interpreted it anew, he quoted Life History of Chao Yun written by his descendants to adorn Chao Yun's character and make it popular and discussed by people. Moreover, in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Luo Guan Chung embellished Chao Yun as a perfect hero. Thus, from the Ming Dynasty to the Ching Dynasty, the society was influenced by the historical romance, and the mementos of Chao Yun appeared around different areas and some of them also brought about tales. Although these mementos displayed new characters which were affected by the tales and people’s imaginations, the main thoughts of the mementos were still based on Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In addition, the memorial of Chao Yun's lifetime was modified by legends and added with hero images by the historical romance. On the other hand, people tended to interpret parts of Chao Yun's life which were not mentioned in the romance with their own ideas and considered Chao Yun as a perfect model. Therefore, Chao Yun represents a perfect character which is not only a martial solider, but also an honest officer in people's mind. However, as the result of that Chao Yun never sets foot in the history of Taiwan. His legend is different from the historical romance and exists as a belief in the society. There are many tales and stories from folklores which talk about how Chao Yun saved people out of danger by showing them something or in their dreams. The Yong Gang temple in Tainan is the famous example which represents Chao Yun as a local god in the local people’s mind. |