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jiā luò lín wáng cháo 

shīcíluó lán zhī Roland Song》   

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  luó lán zhī guó 11 shì shǐ shī
  
  《 luó lán zhī shì guó zhōng shì yīng xióng shǐ shī gōng de dài biǎo zuò pǐnzhōng shì zài mín jiān kǒu tóu liú chuán de gōng hěn duōxíng yín shī rén tánzòu zhe jiǎn dān de yuèqìzài nào de shì shàng mài chàngyòu shí dào fēng jiàn jùn zhù de zhái zhōng mài chàngdào 11 shì zhè lèi yáo cái zhú jiàn yòng wén xià lái
  
  《 luó lán zhī liú chuán zhe duō chāo běn zhōng niú jīn xué shōu cáng de chāo běn zuì wéi wán shànquán shī cháng 4,002 xíngfēn 291 jiéshì yòng dāng shí mín jiān yán luó màn xiě chéngshī de jié gòu zhì fēn wéi 3 fēn 1 fēn xiě jiā nài lóng tóu pàn màishì 2 fēn xiě shì luó lán shuài lǐng de liǎng wàn bīng shàng rén quán jūn fùmòshì quán shī de gāo cháo 3 fēn xiě duì pàn jiā nài lóng de chéng shì wěi shēngzhè shǒu shǐ shī miáo xiě chá de shèng kāi shǐchá shuài jūn zài bān zhuǎn zhàn 7 nián wǎng 'ér shèngzhǐ yòu xìn fèng lán jiào de guó wáng shàng wèi bèi zhēng miàn lín chá de jūn jìng miàn qiǎn shǐ qiú miàn yīn móu jūnchá zhào zhòng jiāng shāng de wài shēng luó lán shì zhù zhànlìng shì jiā nài lóng shòu liǎo rén de huì zhù zhāng luó lán jiàn pài jiā nài lóng yíng tàn tīng shízhè shì yòu shēng mìng wēi xiǎn de shǐ mìngjiā nài lóng huái hèn luó lányīn móu bào dào liǎo yíngjiā nài lóng pàn biàn rén móushè zhòng bīng zài shān zhōng luó lán shuài lǐng de liǎng wàn bīngluó lán cāng yìng zhànzhōng quán jūn fùmò zhàn shā chǎngchá wén xùn huí bīng zhī yuán luó lán wǎn huí bài chá huí dào guóyán chéng pàn jiā nài lóngchù fēn shī de xíng
  《 luó lán zhī yòu hěn de chuán shuō chéngfènzuò pǐn zài hěn chéng shàng fǎn yìng liǎo rén mín de guān diǎn yuàn wàngchá shì guàn chuān quán shī de zhōng xīn rén shǐ shàng chá dāng zhèng nián dài zài 768 zhì 814 nián zhī jiān jīng guò liǎo cháng de zhēng zhànjiàn liǎo páng de guózài hòu shì rén mín de xīn zhōngzhè shì fēng jiàn wáng guó tǒng qiáng shèng shí rén mín dào shēng fán róng de huìyīn shī zhōng de chá shì rén mín xiǎng de jūn zhù xíng xiàngluó lán zhōng jūn 'ài guówèile bǎo wèi jiāng rén mín de shēng mìng cái chǎn zhàn dǒu dào liú jìn zuì hòu xuè shì xiǎng de fēng jiàn shì de xíng xiàngzhěng shǒuluó lán zhī fǎn yìng liǎo rén mín duì shàng shēng zhōng de fēng jiàn quán shì de dàiyào qiú lán wáng guó wài yòu nèi luànjiàn chéng shǐ rén mín néng 'ān de fēng jiàn děng zhì de jūn zhù zhuān zhì guó jiā
   zhōng shì de bān wén xué zuò pǐn yàng,《 luó lán zhī yòu nóng hòu de zōng jiào cǎizhè shì yóu dāng shí jiào huì shì wén huà de wéi zhǎng zhěrén mín de wén huà xiū yǎng kāi jiào huì de yǐng xiǎng qiē gōng bāo kuòluó lán zhī zài nèide zuì zǎo shǒu chāo běn shì xiū dào yuàn zhōng de sēng wán chéng de men zài chuán chāo de guò chéng zhōng duàn gěi zuò pǐn jiā shàng zōng jiào cǎibìng rèn wéi zhè yàng jiā gōng shì men de shén shèng zhí
  《 luó lán zhī 》 - bǎn běn de kǎo zhèng
  
  《 luó lán zhī yuán gǎo
   guó 'ōu zhōu zhōng shì shǐ xué jiā yuē bèi 'āi( 1864 héng 1938) shuō:“ dàoluó lán zhī 》, jiù xiàng dào píng de 'ěr fěi sòng huò shì duō deshī lùn》, shǐ yòu liǎo qiān líng bǎn huì zài hángdì qiān líng 'èr bǎn yòu wén rén cái liǎo jué ruò shì bǎn shì jiǔ bǎi jiǔ shí bǎn gèng wéi 。”
  
   luó lán de chuán zài yín yóu shī rén kǒu zhōng yín chàng liǎo bǎi duō niánzài shí shì chū xiàn liǎo zuì chū de chāo běnxiàn cún zhù yào de yòu lán yīng lán lán 'ěr mànwēi 'ěr shì kān de wéi děng wén xiě chéng de zhǒng bǎn běn dài píng lùn jiā zhì rèn wéi niú jīn shōu cáng de zhǒng chāo běn jià chāo guò bǎn de zǒng niú jīn chāo běn yòng 'àng - nuò màn xiě chénggòng 4002 xíngbāo kuò xué zhě gēn chāo běn jiàodìng hòu shàng de xíngměi xíng shí yīn jiéměi jié nèi shǔbù děngtóng jié nèi měi wěi yòng bàn xié yīn yùn dào gēn 'ān lāi 'ěr de yán jiūchéng shū nián dài yuē zài líng nián dào líng jiǔ nián zhī jiān chāo běn yuán láidōu méi yòu míng chēngzài shí jiǔ shì hòu xiān hòu háo wài yòngluó lán zhī zhè shū míng
  
   niú jīn chāo běn zài sān nián yóu lǎng xiē 'ěr( 1830 huò 1833 héng 1905) chū bǎnhòu jīng dài zhuān jiā kān kuāng zhèngjiàn wán shànhàn běn duō shì gēn niú jīn bǎn jiàodìng běn chéng de
  《 luó lán zhī 》 - zuò zhě de kǎo zhèng
  
  《 luó lán zhī
  《 luó lán zhī chuàng zuò nián dài què shì nèi róng shǐ shí zhìsuǒ zuò zhě de shēn fèn hěn nán nòng qīng chǔniú jīn chāo běn de zuì hòu shì:“ luò shù de shì dào wéi zhǐ。” bān rèn wéi luò shìluó lán zhī de biān zhuàn zhěbiàn shì chāo zhězhì shuí shì luò lái méi yòu kěn dìng de yòu shuō dewéi jiā suǒ jiē shòu de shuō zài shí de guó shǐ shàng luò zhè míng zhān biān de yòu lóng de luò ān wéi 'ěr de luò fèi kāng de luò yóu luó lán zhī zuì chū liú chuán guó běi fāng nuò màn fèi kāng de luò bèi rèn wéi zuì yòu néng shì wèi luò shì zhēng zhě wēi lián de zhí xiān zài fèi kāng de sān shèng dāng xiū shìsuí tóng wēi lián guó wáng cān jiā guò líng liù liù nián de hēi tíng zhàn hòu lái yòu zài luó dāng běn táng shén suǒ chēng luó de luò guǎn shì luò cóng zàiluó lán zhī zhōng liú xià de yìn lái kànxiǎn rán shì wèi shòu guò liáng hǎo dīng jiào de sēng qián xīn jiào chóng shàng dàochá màn de yīng shén wēiào wéi de ruì zhì míng luó lán de yǒng gǎn kāng kǎidōushì chóng shàng jǐng yǎng de pǐn zhì
  
  《 luó lán zhī 》 - zuò pǐn bèi jǐng
   chá shì( 742 héng 814), huò chēng chá chá mànshì lán guó wáng 'ǎi píngsān shìde 'ér cóng liù nián chéng wáng wèihòu lái tōng guò zhēng lüè zhú jiàn chéng wéi lún réntuō rén sēn rén de guó wáng líng líng nián shòu luó jiào huáng 'ào sān shì jiā miǎndāng shàng fāng huáng tǒng zhì jiāng bāo kuò chú liè diān kān de wéi wài de quán 'ōu zhōushì luó guó hòu de yòu guóchá màn shì zhōng shì wèi xióng cái lüè de jūn zhùzhù zhāng luó jiào tíng zuò jìn jiào huì gǎi diàn dìng jiào tǒng de chǔ
   
   zài guó kuò zhāng de guò chéng zhōng chá huáng wéi dài biǎo de jiào guó jiā 'ā lán guó jiā shí shēng zhàn zhēng niánchá màn gōng xià bān pān luò xùnzhōng shì fāng rén duì 'ā rén lán jiào de chēng 。) rén yào qiú jiǎng xiàn shàng míng rén zhìchá màn suí hòu nán xià jìn gōng shēn gōu gāo lěi shǒu jiàngchá màn wéi kùn liǎo liǎng duō yuèháo jìn zhǎnyòu tīng dào hòu fāng sēn rén pàn luàndài liǎo jūn duì rén zhì chè tuì shí zhè shì chá màn yuǎn zhēng zhōng de cuò zhézài shēng qián guó nián shǐ jiān kǒu tán zhè jiàn shì
  
   zhǐ shì dào liǎo 'èr jiǔ nián,《 huáng jiā shì dào chá màn zài nián dài lǐng de duì rén niú shānwèile chāo jìn jiè dào wèi hǎi qiān bǎi gōng chǐ de lóng sài yuè shí jīng guò shān shí zhēng róng de xiá shí zāo dào shān de jiā niè zhuāng rén yuán cóng shān zhí chōng 'ér xiàcháo zhe men měng guò lán rén cháng shèyòu dài liǎo bèn zhòng de zhàn pǐnxíng dòng fēi cháng chí dùnzhǐ yòu zhāo jià zhī gōngjiā niè rén lüè duó liǎo liàng cái hòu xiào 'ér chá màn zhī dào men de shēn fèn xíng zōngméi yòu néng bào men huò jiù shì dào fěi zhōng néng yòu zuò wéi nèi xiàn de lán réndàn shì kěn dìng méi yòu xùn rénxiǎn rán zhè shì méi yòu zhèng zhì dídí qiǎng jié xíng wéiyīn wéi zài zhè shì hòu jiā niè rén méi yòu fǎn pàn shì jiànā tǎn rén xiào zhōng chá sēn rén de pàn luàn jiàn màn yánchá màn zài zhè zhōng liǎo wèi zhòng yào rén zhōng yòu chú zǒng jiān 'ài 'ěr gōng tíng jué 'ān sài liè biān zǒng luó lán
  
   cóng jiǔ shì kāi shǐ liú chuán chá de yǒng jiāng luó lán de shì kǒu tóu wén xué duàn suí zhe shí dài de biàn qiān 'ér biàn huà shí hòu fēng jiàn shè huì de zhǎn děng zhì díquè jiào lán jiào zài zhōng hǎi dài zhēng duó jiā mín jiān chuán shuō càn liǎo dāng shí de zhèng zhì shè huì nèi róng zōng jiào shén cǎiluó lán de shì zhú jiàn biàn chéng jiào lán jiào guī cháng shèng zhàn zhōng de zhòng yào piān zhānghòu shì rén què shí cháng yòng shén de yán píng fán de shìxuàn rǎn chéng liǎo piān huī huáng de chuán
  《 luó lán zhī 》 - zuò pǐn yǐng xiǎng
  
  《 luó lán zhī
   shuōluó lán zhī shì kāi juàn zhī zuòbìng shì shuō zài qián guó wén xué shǐ shàng méi yòu chū xiàn guò zuò pǐnzài jiǔ zhì shí shì zhī jiān yòushèng 'ōu de sòng 》、《 shòu nán》、《 shèng 》、《 shèng 'ā lāi děngcóng biàn kàn chū zhè shì xiē biǎo zhāng jiào shèng de dào shèng xíng de zuò pǐn yán pín qiānqiǎng huìsuī rán xiě de shì yùn wéndàn shì tōng piān shuō jiàotán shàng wén xué jià zhí
  
   zài niú jīn chāo běn chǎn shēng zhī shí guó tōng yán yòu liǎo hěn zhǎn jié gòuxíng shì huì jīng néng gòu chéng shòu cháng piān shì de fènliàngzàiluó lán zhī zhōng kàn dào liàng bìng liè jiǎn dān de xíng xiàng yǐn rén de xīn miáo xiěhái yòu mín zhōng cháng jiàn de dié kuā zhāngsuí zhe wén huà de chuán zōng jiào dǒu zhēng de zōng jiào chénzhè shù nián lóng sài bēi de gōng gèng duō fǎn yìng de què shì shí shí 'èr shì de shí dài jīng shén zhēngjīn tiān dào deluó lán zhī bāo hán liǎo sān céng de chōng
  1、 liǎng shì jièliǎng zhǒng wén míngliǎng zhǒng zōng jiào de chōng jiào dài biǎo shànzhèng tiān ér lán jiào dài biǎo 'è xié dào
  2、 lǐng zhù fān chén de chōng lǐng zhù gòngyǎng bǎo fān chénfān chén xiàng lǐng zhù xiào zhōng xiāng bǎo míng fān chén tóng shí xiào zhōng míng lǐng zhù shì míng lǐng zhù de fān chényòu shì lìng wài fān chén de lǐng zhù
  
  3、 fān chén fān chén zhī jiān de chōng hǎo fān chén zhōng chéngyīng yǒnglěi luòhuài fān chén zhōngqiè nuòyīn xiǎnzhè xiē dào xíng wéi de zhǔn dāng shí shì míng què deduì dài shàng chéng huáng chéng kǒng de xīn líng zhōng róng bàn diǎn huái
  
  《 luó lán zhī shì 'ōu zhōu zhōng shì de wěi shǐ shīhún hòu zhì yòu rén zàn shuō yòu kuān kuò liú dòng de yōu měidàn dīng háo fàng yòu de zhìzhè jìng shì qiān duō nián qián de zuò pǐnyòu zhōng shì de zhǒng zhǒng diǎnruò yòng shǐ guān diǎn yuè jīn tiān de zhě rán huì rèn wéi zhè shì zhuó yuè fán de zuò
  
   guān liǎng jiào shèng zhàn de shǐ jiào yòu jiào de xiě lán jiào yòu lán jiào de xiě shuǐ huǒ xiāng róng。《 luó lán zhī shǔ jiào de xiě dāng fāng guó jiā jiē shòu liǎo xìn yǎng hòu qiē xìn yǎng zài men yǎn zhōng dōushì duān xié shuō qiē bào xìn yǎng de réndōu shì jiào miàn jǐn shì 'ā rénhái bāo kuò rénxiōng rén rén děngshèng zhàn zhōng yào yǒng wǎng zhí qián jiào gǎn jìn shā jué shì de tiān zhíshā zuò wéi shúxìn yǎng shàng de rén zhàn shèngwéi jiào 'ér xùn zhě líng hún shēng tiān tángdāng zuò zhě huái zhe piàn qián chéng miáo xiě zhè xiē jià zhí guān de tóng shí bào liǎo jiào kuáng piān zhí cán rěn de miàn
  
  《 luó lán zhī
   guó shǐ xué jiā bǎo 'ěr péng 'ěr yòu zhù zuòshū míng hěn yòu :《 gōng shì shì zhǒng zhù zuò pǐn?》。 luó lán zhī lái shuō hái néng suàndàn shì cóng zhōng kàn chū qiē zōng jiào huàxiàn fēn de shì zōng jiàohái shì zhǒng xùn rén dàn gǎi zōngguī liǎo jiàojiù yōng yòu de qiē quán
  
   shízuò zhě duì lán jiào kǒu zhū què duì de jiào shì biǎo xiàn liǎo xiāng dāng de zhīwán quán jiào de shì lái xiǎng xiàngshùn wéi de shén 'ān de lán jiào tóng yàng yòu sān wèi hǎn tài gānā líncóng gòngfèng shén xiàng de xùn rén tóng yàng zài shì jìn xíng 'ǒu xiàng chóng bàizhèng jiào de jiào quán zhèng tóng yàng yòu shí 'èr yuán dàjiàng chá màn de shí 'èr tài bǎo xiāng duì yìngjūn duì zhōng tóng yàng de zhuāngtóng yàng de zhàn dǒu fāng zhènshèn zhì xùn wáng zài hěn hěn zhòu chá màn shítóng yàng yòng ce”(douce yòu 'ài”、“ hòu wēn de kǎo hán běn shū zhōng wéi ráo de lán ”, xiǎn rán zhè zhǐ yòng zài bāo shàng)。
  
   lái mín de zhǎn jué shì píng héng detóng mín de yǎn biàn shì zhí xiàn zhuàng de shì zhǐ shì dào liǎo jìn dàirén cái màn màn míng bái liǎo zhè shì shí xiàn shì jiè shì duō de de gāi yòu jīng shén xíng dòng shàng de shù chù chù wéi zhōng xīnyòng biǎn píng de guāng kàn shì shí shàng qiān shì jiè wàn xiàng fēn yúntóng zhōng yòu zhōng yòu tóngzhè kǒng shì shì zhǎn zhōng de yǒng héng cún zài


  Roland (Italian: Orlando or Rolando, Frankish: Hruodland, Dutch: Roeland, Spanish: Roldán or Rolando, Basque: Errolan, Portuguese: Roldão or Rolando, Catalan: Rotllan or Rotllà) is a character in medieval and Renaissance literature, the chief paladin of Charlemagne and a central figure in the Matter of France. It is thought that the title character of the 12th century Song of Roland, which recounts his final stand against the Muslims during the Battle of Roncevaux Pass, is based on a real person who died in that battle (under different circumstances; Roncevaux was fought against Christian Basques), but the authors of most later chansons de geste and the Renaissance epics Orlando innamorato and Orlando furioso made little attempt to establish historical accuracy.
  
  There exists only one historical mention of a French Roland, found in the section of Vita Karoli Magni on Roncevaux Pass, written by Charlemagne's courtier and biographer Einhard. Here is the relevant passage, in the 9th of 33 chapters (plus a lengthy postscript):
  
  While he was vigorously pursuing the Saxon war, almost without a break, and after he had placed garrisons at __select__ed points along the border, [Charles] marched into Spain [in 778] with as large a force as he could mount. His army passed through the Pyrenees and [Charles] received the surrender of all the towns and fortified places he encountered. He was returning [to Francia] with his army safe and intact, but high in the Pyrenees on that return trip he briefly experienced the Basques. That place is so thoroughly covered with thick forest that it is the perfect spot for an ambush. [Charles's] army was forced by the narrow terrain to proceed in a long line and [it was at that spot], high on the mountain, that the Basques set their ambush. [...] The Basques had the advantage in this skirmish because of the lightness of their weapons and the nature of the terrain, whereas the Franks were disadvantaged by the heaviness of their arms and the unevenness of the land. Eggihard, the overseer of the king's table, Anselm, the count of the palace, and Roland, the lord of the Breton March, along with many others died in that skirmish. But this deed could not be avenged at that time, because the enemy had so dispersed after the attack that there was no indication as to where they could be found.
  
  Dutton, Paul Edward, ed. and trans. Charlemagne's Courtier: The Complete Einhard, pp. 21-22. Peterborough, Ontario, Canada: Broadview Press, 1998.)
  The original Latin text refers to "Hruodlandus Brittannici limitis praefectus". The battle took place on 15 August, AD 778.
  
  Roland was the first official appointed to direct Frankish policy in Breton affairs, as local Franks under the Merovingian dynasty did not pursue any specific relationship beforehand, more passive-aggressive than anything. What is now divided between Normandy and Brittany, their frontier castle districts (e.g. Vitré, Ille-et-Vilaine) south of Mont Saint-Michel, was the source of present-day Gallo language and culture that emerged in the likeness of those such as Roland. Roland's successor in Brittania Nova was Guy of the Breton March, who like Roland, was unable to exert French expansion over Brittany and merely sustained a Breton presence in the Carolingian-era Holy Roman Empire.
  
  Legend
  
  Roland, Bremen 53°4′33.15″N 8°48′26.30″E / 53.075875, 8.8073056Roland was a popular legendary figure in medieval Europe. Over the next several centuries, Roland became a "pop icon" in medieval minstrel culture. According to many legends, he was a nephew of Charlemagne (whether or not this was true we do not know), turned his life into an epic tale of the noble Christian killed by Islamic forces, which forms part of the medieval Matter of France. Roland's tale is retold in the eleventh century poem The Song of Roland, where he is equipped with the Olifant (a signalling horn) and an unbreakable sword, enchanted by various Christian relics, named Durendal. The first story written about him was Orlando Innamorato by Matteo Maria Boiardo. After his death, the epic was continued as Orlando furioso by Ludovico Ariosto (See below for his later history in Italian verse). In the Divine Comedy Dante sees Roland's spirit in the Heaven of Mars together with others who fought for the faith.
  
  In Germany, Roland gradually became a symbol of the independence of the growing cities from the local nobility. In the late Middle Ages many cities sported the display of a defiant Roland statue on their marketplace. The Roland in Wedel was erected in 1450 as symbol of market justice, and the Roland statue in front of the town hall of Bremen (1404) is listed together with the town hall on the List of World Heritage Site from the UNESCO since 2004.
  
  In Catalonia Roland (or Rotllà, as it is rendered in Catalan) became a legendary giant. Numerous places in Catalonia (both North and South) have a name related to Rotllà. In step with the trace left by the character in the whole Pyrenean area, Basque Errolan turns up in numerous legends and place-names associated with a mighty giant, usually a heathen, capable of launching huge stones. Interestingly, Basque word erraldoi ('giant') stems from Errolan.
  
  More recently Roland's tale has been exploited by historians exploring the development of the early-modern Christian understanding of Islamic culture. In 1972 P. M. Holt used Roland's words to begins an essay about Henry Stubbe: Paien ont tort e crestiien ont dreit - 'Pagans are wrong and Christians are right.'
  
  Orlando
  
  Illustratation to Orlando Furioso: Orlando saving OlimpiaOrlando is the Italian equivalent of the French Roland (but also the variation Rolando does exist). The name Orlando/Roland goes back to a Germanic origin, and is said to mean "One who is famous throughout the land". It is also said to be derived from hroth, meaning glory and nantha, meaning audacity.
  
  Italian Renaissance romance
  He appeared as a central character in a sequence of verse romances from the fifteenth century onwards, including Morgante by Luigi Pulci, Orlando Innamorato by Matteo Maria Boiardo, and Orlando furioso by Ludovico Ariosto. The Orlandino of Pietro Aretino then waxed satirical about the 'cult of personality' of Orlando the hero.
  
  The Orlando narrative inspired several composers, amongst whom were Claudio Monteverdi, Jean-Baptiste Lully, Antonio Vivaldi and George Frideric Handel, who composed an Italian opera with Orlando in the title role, see: Orlando.
  
  Later work
  Orlando: A Biography was written in 1928 by Virginia Woolf, and could at first sight be seen as adding yet some more episodes to the adventures of the (by now imaginary) Orlando character, but Woolf's story takes a completely different turn, and is set in a time different from that of the Renaissance Orlandos.
  
  In the Michael Moorcock work, Roland is one of the incarnations of the Eternal Champion and meets Elric of Melniboné in the novel Stormbringer.
  
  In the 2008 film 'Jumper', the main character (who has the ability to teleport instantly to any location on Earth) is pursued by hunters known as Paladins, who are lead by the headhunter Roland, played by Samuel L. Jackson,
    

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