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Pu Yuan is a low-key but very skilled craftsman.

He is also the most famous forging master in the Wu Kingdom.

Basically all the weapons and weapons of Wu State came from his hands.

In particular, Pu Yuan personally forged the weapons of Wu's generals.

This man is a talent.

Although Pu Yuan is not as good as Lu Ban and Zhang Heng, Pu Yuan is still quite confident in forging.

Pu Yuan was an outstanding craftsman of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. Later Jiang Wei wrote two biographies for him,"Pu Yuan Biography" and"Pu Yuan Biography".

According to the"Taiping Yulan" of the Song Dynasty, Pu Yuan made three thousand swords for Zhuge Liang in Xiegu. The knife he made can split a bamboo tube filled with iron beads and is known as the magic knife. From the legend, it can be known that Pu Yuan's main secret in making swords lies in mastering the exquisite quenching technology of steel swords. He was able to identify the effects of different water qualities on quenching quality, and selected Shujiang water with a high cooling rate to quench the steel knife to the appropriate hardness.

In the first year of Zhangwu of the Shu Han Dynasty, Liu Bei, the Lord of Shu, mined iron from Jinniu Mountain and ordered Pu Yuan to"make 50,000 knives, all connected with the blade, arranged in seventy-two rings, with two characters connected in the handle", and"cast eight" for Liu Bei. Iron swords, each three feet and six inches long."

None of these eight swords are extraordinary.

One is ready to surrender, one is with Prince Zen, one is with Liang Wangli, one is with Lu Wangyong, one is with Zhuge Liang, one is with Guan Yu, one is with Zhang Fei, and one is with Zhao Yun. There are also bright books, all of which are located in the wind corner and have the title of order.

It is said that the Zhao Yun Sword was later acquired by the Empress Dowager Cixi who liked to watch plays. It is said that Cixi especially liked to watch Zhao Yun's plays during her lifetime and also liked Zhao Yun very much. I don't know how Cixi obtained the Zhao Yun Sword. After her death, she used the Zhao Yun Sword to make Buried with him.

Later, Sun Dianying excavated and robbed Cixi's tomb in the Eastern Tomb of the Qing Dynasty in the name of military exercises, and the sword was obtained by Sun Dianying.

Zhuge Liang's sword is also called the Ancient Famous Master Sword. It was not called this name originally. It is said that it was acquired by Li Shigu, the son of Li Na, the grandson of Tang general Li Zhengji, and was changed to the Ancient Famous Master Sword.

Li Zhangwu, a minister of the Tang Dynasty, whose real name was Fang Gu, was the Commander-in-Chief of Dongping in the ninth year of Zhenyuan. Judge Li Shigu dug up a sword with the character Zhangwu on it because of his rank.

Zhang Maoxian in the ancient"Natural History" also said: This is the sword worn by Zhuge Kongming, the Prime Minister of Shu. So he changed the name of the famous teacher Gu to memorial, and asked him to be Zhang Wuyan. It is also one of the Eight Swords of the Lord of Shu.

The knife forged by Pu Yuan is good at breaking bamboo tubes and cutting iron beads, and is known as the"magic knife".

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Pu Yuan followed the ministers.

Very low-key.

To him, he was a nobody.

No matter what happens, there is someone above.

Pu Yuan is the forging master of the Wu Kingdom.

Responsible for the weapons of the military department.

In addition to Pu Yuan, the imperial doctors of Wu were not simple figures.

This imperial physician of Wu State was originally the imperial physician of the capital of Song Dynasty.

Later, Pan Mei asked her to come over.

He became his own chief physician.

This person's name is Wang Tao.

This person is not very famous, but his medical skills are very superb.

Moreover, he is also a historical figure.

In the medical family, he has a high status.

In the entire Yanhuang Continent, the place with the most developed medicine belongs to the Yun Kingdom.

There are too many medical masters gathered in the Yun Kingdom.

None of them are simple.

They are all boss-level figures in their own fields.

This is also the reason why so many people come to Yunguo to seek medical treatment.

Wang Tao was another famous physician in the Tang Dynasty, and his book"The Secrets of Waitai" was highly praised by later generations. Wang Tao became interested in medicine because he was sick since he was a child and often dealt with medicine.

Wang Tao came from a family of officials, and his grandfather Wang Gui was one of the outstanding prime ministers in the early Tang Dynasty. He was an honest official and good at admonishing. He was as famous as Fang Xuanling, Du Rujie and Wei Zheng. He was once the teacher of Li Yuan's prince Li Jiancheng.

Wang Tao's father, Wang Jingzhi, was the vassal of Princess Nanping and was also knighted. Wang Tao's two sons also became officials. The eldest son was the Shaoqing of Dali Temple, and the second son served as the governor of Suzhou.

Wang Tao was frail and sickly since he was a child, and his mother, Princess Nanping, was also in poor health.

He was very filial and took care of his mother without taking off his clothes. He also read a lot of medical books, looking for magical remedies, and gradually became interested in medicine.

Wang Tao once served as the Sima of Xuzhou and the prefect of Ye County, but in order to have the opportunity to read medical books, he went to work in the Hongwen Library, the royal library at that time.

Since then, he has been eagerly reading medical books from the Jin and Tang Dynasties there.

He spent 20 years here. While systematically reading a large number of medical books, he also carefully made detailed excerpts, working day and night, year after year, to accumulate a large amount of medical information.

Among them, there are fifty or sixty ancient ones alone. Later, he was demoted to Fangling, and after being pardoned, he was placed in nearby Daning County. The local climate was hot and humid, and the people suffered from miasma, and there was a high probability that they would die.

He treated according to the prescription he carried with him, and miraculously saved the dying person. From this, he determined to write medical books.

He has no personal bias and draws on the strengths of many schools of thought. In"Waitai Mi Yao", he quoted as many as 60 medical books by previous doctors. Almost all the works left by doctors are the objects of his discussion. It can be said that"From Shen Nong to the Tang Dynasty, we have all adopted them."

Although Wang Tao cannot be compared with Qian Yi, Sun Simiao and others, his talent and status cannot be underestimated.