The Story of General Xiang向老官人的故事

DraftBartir xianflaoxguanxrengr-nier gux laov lir.

SourceBa³ti³ xian²lao¹guan¹reng³-nie³ gu¹ lao⁴ li³.

ENLet me tell you the story of General Xiang.

ZH下面讲向老官人的故事。

DraftXianxxix bifzixkar woftux hufnix havrir-nier dixgar-nier luov suox hur xief, laf hur pengrgongx jiaofzux, laf hur xianflaoxguanxrengr, sangx hur tianrhaoxhangf. leiv mor xianflaoxguanxrengr-nier gux laov lir.

SourceXian¹xi¹ bi²zi¹ka³ wo²tu¹ hu²ni¹ ha⁴ri³-nie³ di¹ga³-nie³ luo⁴ suo¹ hu³ xie², la² hu³ peng³gong¹ jiao²zu¹, la² hu³ xian²lao¹guan¹reng³, sang¹ hu³ tian³hao¹hang². lei⁴ mo³ xian²lao¹guan¹reng³-nie³ gu¹ lao⁴ li³.

ENEvery Tujia person in Xiangxi has heard of these three great historical figures: Duke Peng, General Xiang, and Hero Tian. Today I'm going to tell you the story of General Xiang.

ZH湘西土家族中，有三位众所皆知的历史人物：一位是彭公爵主，一位是向老官人，第三位是田好汉。今天就讲讲向老官人的故事。

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr niefkuorlaif jier-lax, sarlir-hhex, wuxnirzir xief. aix laf longx, longrmarzuix pufmengr arsir laov cixbax tir-lier luov zuf-diuf.

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ nie²kuo³lai² jie³-la¹, sa³li³-hhe¹, wu¹ni³zi³ xie². ai¹ la² long¹, long³ma³zui¹ pu²meng³ a³si³ lao⁴ ci¹ba¹ ti³-lie³ luo⁴ zu²-diu².

ENGeneral Xiang's real name was Ye Kelai. He was an eloquent speaker, and also excelled in martial arts. He became famous one year after obtaining a white dragon-horse at Longmazui.

ZH向老官人，名叫业壳赖，能说会道，武艺高强。有一年，在龙马嘴得到了一匹白龙马后出了名。

DraftTuxwanr guof bor sar siv-lier gafmex laov pox-lier, luovdiex guof jiux xianflaoxguanxrengr jier-lax.

SourceTu¹wan³ guo² bo³ sa³ si⁴-lie³ ga²me¹ lao⁴ po¹-lie³, luo⁴die¹ guo² jiu¹ xian²lao¹guan¹reng³ jie³-la¹.

ENThe local Tujia chieftain made him an official, and so people called him General Xiang.

ZH土王给他封了一个官，人们就叫他向老官人。

DraftHuanrdif havrir-lier guof yir-yaxcax, tuxwanr jiux guof duor jingfgongx-xief, guof lif tafpav cefcex-diex huor-bor, mav arsir jiax-lier jingxcengr yev.

SourceHuan³di² ha⁴ri³-lie³ guo² yi³-ya¹ca¹, tu¹wan³ jiu¹ guo² duo³ jing²gong¹-xie², guo² li² ta²pa⁴ ce²ce¹-die¹ huo³-bo³, ma⁴ a³si³ jia¹-lie³ jing¹ceng³ ye⁴.

ENWhen the emperor heard about him he wanted to meet him, so the chieftain sent him to the capital to pay tribute. He arrived in the capital, riding on his white horse, and bearing tiger skins, honey, and other local products.

ZH皇帝知道以后想见他，土王就要他进京进贡。他带着虎皮、蜂蜜等土产，骑着白龙马到了京城。

DraftHuanrdif guof kav, ref hur-zuf guof sixlier: "luov lir-xif xiv, sef engxgex yer taif, kuox taif, ngov taif, kangrkux-nier yer huor-bor wox sif, sourmax?"

SourceHuan³di² guo² ka⁴, re² hu³-zu² guo² si¹lie³: "luo⁴ li³-xi² xi⁴, se² eng¹ge¹ ye³ tai², kuo¹ tai², ngo⁴ tai², kang³ku¹-nie³ ye³ huo³-bo³ wo¹ si², sou³ma¹?"

ENThe emperor held a banquet for him, and when they were drinking wine together, he said to Xiang: "I hear your area is very poor, and has no gold, silver, or any other valuable goods, so you had to bring me these local products as tribute - isn't that so?"

ZH皇帝设宴招待他，喝酒时就问他：“听说你们那里很穷，没有金银财宝，就拿这些土产进贡，是吗？”

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr niev-bor lir: "engxdix yer-diex kuox-nier ngov-nier aix ya caf-niex, kuox xief ngov xief, piix-duor-taxtix; angf ger sangx zoux luf dongf a, kuox rir ngov rir, aixyax puf pur xief, xief-xirtaif a!"

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ nie⁴-bo³ li³: "eng¹di¹ ye³-die¹ kuo¹-nie³ ngo⁴-nie³ ai¹ ya ca²-nie¹, kuo¹ xie² ngo⁴ xie², pii¹-duo³-ta¹ti¹; ang² ge³ sang¹ zou¹ lu² dong² a, kuo¹ ri³ ngo⁴ ri³, ai¹ya¹ pu² pu³ xie², xie²-xi³tai² a!"

ENGeneral Xiang smiled and said: "These gifts are better than silver and gold, they cannot be bought with gold or silver. In our three prefectures and six districts there is gold and silver everywhere, as well as dragons and phoenixes, truly we are very rich!"

ZH向老官人笑着说：“这些东西比金银财宝还好，有金有银都买不到。 我们那里三州六峒，州州满金，峒峒满银！还有龙和凤，富足得很呀！”

DraftHuanrdif guof sixlier: "sef cux qifmax la?"

SourceHuan³di² guo² si¹lie³: "se² cu¹ qi²ma¹ la?"

ENThen the emperor asked: "What is your home like?"

ZH皇帝又问他：“你们家里怎么样？”

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr lir: "angf cux xiefmaxkar zer-daf, hif hif hif kartongr livtir tix, hif hif hif hif laxmengr zuf qivlier;

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ li³: "ang² cu¹ xie²ma¹ka³ ze³-da², hi² hi² hi² ka³tong³ li⁴ti³ ti¹, hi² hi² hi² hi² la¹meng³ zu² qi⁴lie³;

ENGeneral Xiang replied: "My house is not like a rich man's house, as it is only built on a thousand pillars and there are but ten thousand doors.

ZH向老官人说：“我们家里不像富人家，只有千根柱头落地，万个门户出入，

DraftRefsuv ruov hhir, sursur tievtier tif-nier cuov; [yer] hif-nier luov kar wov, [nier] hif-nier luov cer kev; buv suox cax cer dar mor lafbux yev. aix laf niex bangf tangx ruov laov har-lier suox niex lafbux gaf-cir taif a!"

SourceRe²su⁴ ruo⁴ hhi³, su³su³ tie⁴tie³ ti²-nie³ cuo⁴; [ye³] hi²-nie³ luo⁴ ka³ wo⁴, [nie³] hi²-nie³ luo⁴ ce³ ke⁴; bu⁴ suo¹ ca¹ ce³ da³ mo³ la²bu¹ ye⁴. ai¹ la² nie¹ bang² tang¹ ruo⁴ lao⁴ ha³-lie³ suo¹ nie¹ la²bu¹ ga²-ci³ tai² a!"

ENThe wind sweeps the floor and the moon lights the lanterns in the house. Eighty carry firewood and seventy draw water; three salt-barges ferry salt. Once, when one of them overturned on the Last Eagle shoals, we had to do without salt for three days!"

ZH风扫地月点灯的房屋。八十人背柴，七十人挑水，三只盐船下水运盐。有一天，在末鹰滩打翻了一只船，缺了三天盐吃呀！”

DraftHuanrdif mer woftux gev mor sixlier: "sef cux luov heflar xief, yer gaf-cir xief ma?"

SourceHuan³di² me³ wo²tu¹ ge⁴ mo³ si¹lie³: "se² cu¹ luo⁴ he²la³ xie², ye³ ga²-ci³ xie² ma?"

ENThe emperor was secretly amazed, so he asked: "There are so many people in your house, do they all have enough to eat?"

ZH皇帝暗暗吃惊，又问：“你们家有那么多人，有饭吃吗？”

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr lir: "angf cux, qiaof gerlaxbix arbur cuov, qiaof gurlaxbix tuofgax xief, laf cuov hexhex yer cuv mor kuxzav davzer.

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ li³: "ang² cu¹, qiao² ge³la¹bi¹ a³bu³ cuo⁴, qiao² gu³la¹bi¹ tuo²ga¹ xie², la² cuo⁴ he¹he¹ ye³ cu⁴ mo³ ku¹za⁴ da⁴ze³.

ENGeneral Xiang replied: "On one side of my house is a barn for kudzu vine, and on the other a barn for bracken; the food in them is heaped up like mountains.

ZH向老官人说：“我们家一边有葛仓，另外一边有蕨仓，仓仓积粮如山，

DraftSuox qix tafcix-nier yanxsix huorlier cuov laxmengr tongf, yer div yer ongx-xief, ongx-lier tuox-tax-duor."

SourceSuo¹ qi¹ ta²ci¹-nie³ yan¹si¹ huo³lie³ cuo⁴ la¹meng³ tong², ye³ di⁴ ye³ ong¹-xie², ong¹-lie³ tuo¹-ta¹-duo³."

ENThe key to the barns weighs three and a half pounds, and if anyone wants food, they can just take as much they want, without having to pay anything back."

ZH要用三斤多的钥匙开仓。要粮只管借，不要还。”

DraftHangflar, xianflaoxguanxrengr kar cux yer taif, muvnier huorlier wor-bor-xif, dongrqifdongrgaf-nier kaxbax cuov laf cuox xief.

SourceHang²la³, xian²lao¹guan¹reng³ ka³ cu¹ ye³ tai², mu⁴nie³ huo³lie³ wo³-bo³-xi², dong³qi²dong³ga²-nie³ ka¹ba¹ cuo⁴ la² cuo¹ xie².

ENIn actual fact, General Xiang's family was very poor. They lived in a decrepit thatched hut where there were huge gaps in the bamboo walls.

ZH其实，向老官人没有木房子，很穷，只有一栋天通地漏的竹篱破茅屋。

DraftYer hif sextongx-nier arbax kar wov, nier hif sextongx-nier axnier cer kev; guof a, suox qix tafcix-nier piixkix bev-lier arbur tuofgax dir-bor nievkax.

SourceYe³ hi² se¹tong¹-nie³ a³ba¹ ka³ wo⁴, nie³ hi² se¹tong¹-nie³ a¹nie³ ce³ ke⁴; guo² a, suo¹ qi¹ ta²ci¹-nie³ pii¹ki¹ be⁴-lie³ a³bu³ tuo²ga¹ di³-bo³ nie⁴ka¹.

ENHis eighty year old father carried firewood and his seventy year old mother fetched water, whilst he shouldered his three and a half pound hoe to go and dig for kudzu vine and bracken to enable them to survive.

ZH八十岁的父亲背柴，七十岁的母亲挑水，他呀，扛着三斤多的锄头，挖葛挖蕨过日子。

DraftSav suox longr longv-bor-lax, savliex huorlier lafbux aflix mor gaf. aix laf niex, bangf guof laov dixdiev-lur, savliex taof, suox niex lafbux gaf-cir taof.

SourceSa⁴ suo¹ long³ long⁴-bo³-la¹, sa⁴lie¹ huo³lie³ la²bu¹ a²li¹ mo³ ga². ai¹ la² nie¹, bang² guo² lao⁴ di¹die⁴-lu³, sa⁴lie¹ tao², suo¹ nie¹ la²bu¹ ga²-ci³ tao².

ENHe kept three ducks, to get a bit of salt by bartering their eggs, but one day an eagle carried off one of the ducks, so for three days there were no eggs or salt.

ZH养有三只鸭子，用鸭蛋换盐吃，一天被老鹰叼去一只鸭，没有蛋缺了三天盐。

DraftHuanrdif lir: "sef ger yer geivdir a, yifsix tuxmangrzir, qiaofsex-nier luov taif, sar tiefbax rix-taxtix."

SourceHuan³di² li³: "se² ge³ ye³ gei⁴di³ a, yi²si¹ tu¹mang³zi³, qiao²se¹-nie³ luo⁴ tai², sa³ tie²ba¹ ri¹-ta¹ti¹."

ENThe emperor went on to say: "You lot, you are all barbarians, there are no capable men who can do great deeds."

ZH皇帝说：“你们哪来的东西呀！都是土蛮子，没有能人做不成大事。”

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr mer-liex hefbar mor lir: "angfnix a, sangx zoux wor dongf a, qiaofsex caf-nier luov xief, lir-hhex, rix-hhex; cer dar mor puf xiv, kuxcav gur-bor lif jix, refsuv mefzer jier, sengrxianr guof duor gev."

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ me³-lie¹ he²ba³ mo³ li³: "ang²ni¹ a, sang¹ zou¹ wo³ dong² a, qiao²se¹ ca²-nie³ luo⁴ xie², li³-hhe¹, ri¹-hhe¹; ce³ da³ mo³ pu² xi⁴, ku¹ca⁴ gu³-bo³ li² ji¹, re²su⁴ me²ze³ jie³, seng³xian³ guo² duo³ ge⁴."

ENGeneral Xiang replied haughtily: "Our three prefectures and six districts are full of able men, both with pen and sword; they wrestle with the flood dragon in the rivers, and catch tigers in the mountains; the wind and rain are at their beck and call, and even the immortals submit to them."

ZH向老官人神气十足地说，“我们三州六峒州州有能人，能文又能武，下河搏蛟龙，上山捉老虎，呼风又唤雨，神仙都服输。”

DraftZengx lir-nier-zuf, lir-nier jingf caf-zuf, houfgongx miv gir-liaor, huanrdif gev mor qifmax rix-duor haxtaif,

SourceZeng¹ li³-nie³-zu², li³-nie³ jing² ca²-zu², hou²gong¹ mi⁴ gi³-liao³, huan³di² ge⁴ mo³ qi²ma¹ ri¹-duo³ ha¹tai²,

ENJust as he was warming to his subject, the concubines' palace quarters caught fire, and the emperor panicked, at a complete loss as to what he should do.

ZH正说话时，说得起劲时，后宫失火了，皇帝惊慌失措，不知怎么办。

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr lir: "engxdix sar bifkuix la, huanrsangf nif gev-tax-duor." lir-zuf le, afcex suox zef hur-lier houfgongx woftux-bor laf dongf pengf, miv sef-liaor.

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ li³: "eng¹di¹ sa³ bi²kui¹ la, huan³sang² ni² ge⁴-ta¹-duo³." li³-zu² le, a²ce¹ suo¹ ze² hu³-lie³ hou²gong¹ wo²tu¹-bo³ la² dong² peng², mi⁴ se²-liao³.

ENGeneral Xiang reassured him: "Your Majesty, don't be afraid, this is just a small matter." So saying, he drank three mouthfuls of tea and spat them out towards the concubines' quarters, putting out the fire.

ZH向老官人说：“这是小事啦，皇上，你不要怕。”说着呢，喝了三口茶水向着后宫里一口喷去，火就熄了。

DraftHoufgongx tongf-lier zef: "moxcair mef tiefbax zer-lier miv taof." huanrdif xiv-liaor, gev mor yiflax biev-bor mor lafxiex duor kufrux-taxtiux.

SourceHou²gong¹ tong²-lie³ ze²: "mo¹cai³ me² tie²ba¹ ze³-lie³ mi⁴ tao²." huan³di² xi⁴-liao³, ge⁴ mo³ yi²la¹ bie⁴-bo³ mo³ la²xie¹ duo³ ku²ru¹-ta¹tiu¹.

ENFrom the concubines' quarters came the report that a sudden squall had put out the fire. The emperor was so frightened when he heard this that his tongue hung out of his mouth, and for a long time he was not able to draw it back.

ZH后宫传报：“刚才下了一阵大雨把火灭了。”皇帝听了惊得伸出舌头，好一阵缩不进去。

DraftHuanrdif mer-liex xianflaoxguanxrengr zafxix-sirtaif a, guof guof ar-bor jianxsangx kav-i, huanrdif lir: "nif tav songxkuox-guf, ngaf davhar ger niev caif kax-guf!"

SourceHuan³di² me³-lie¹ xian²lao¹guan¹reng³ za²xi¹-si³tai² a, guo² guo² a³-bo³ jian¹sang¹ ka⁴-i, huan³di² li³: "ni² ta⁴ song¹kuo¹-gu², nga² da⁴ha³ ge³ nie⁴ cai² ka¹-gu²!"

ENThe emperor realised that General Xiang had amazing abilities, and wanted him to stay in the capital to help protect the nation: "Don't go back, why not stay with me and enjoy prosperity and a high position here?"

ZH皇帝觉得向老官人很了不起，想留他保江山。皇帝说：“你现在别回去了，和我一起过好日子吧！”

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr kuoxbax qivqir-bor lir: "nif ger jingxlongrbaoxdianf a, angf engxgex wanfbaox kuxcav-liex; sef ger-nier luovdiex niev caif kax-hhex, sar rix-cixhhex;

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ kuo¹ba¹ qi⁴qi³-bo³ li³: "ni² ge³ jing¹long³bao¹dian² a, ang² eng¹ge¹ wan²bao¹ ku¹ca⁴-lie¹; se² ge³-nie³ luo⁴die¹ nie⁴ cai² ka¹-hhe¹, sa³ ri¹-ci¹hhe¹;

ENBut General Xiang shook his head and replied: "You have a gilded palace here, we live on Wanbao [Ten Thousand Treasures] Mountain. You only know how to enjoy yourselves, but don't know how to do anything.

ZH向老官人摇着头说："你这里是金銮宝殿，我们那里是万宝山；你们这里人会享乐，不会做事。

DraftAngf engxgex-nier luovdiex jiefrix-xif caf, qiev rix duor hengv, kuox dir ngov dir mor nievkax-bor caif xief."

SourceAng² eng¹ge¹-nie³ luo⁴die¹ jie²ri¹-xi² ca², qie⁴ ri¹ duo³ heng⁴, kuo¹ di³ ngo⁴ di³ mo³ nie⁴ka¹-bo³ cai² xie²."

ENWe are hard-working folk, excelling at whatever we do. We spend our days happily digging for gold and silver."

ZH我们那里的人勤劳，什么都做得好。挖金挖银，日子过得很好。”

DraftHuanrdif guof arpoxlix, guof tav cer; huanrdif guof songxkuox-lier jianxsangx avyir-xif gev, mer-liex tav-nier sar zef;

SourceHuan³di² guo² a³po¹li¹, guo² ta⁴ ce³; huan³di² guo² song¹kuo¹-lie³ jian¹sang¹ a⁴yi³-xi² ge⁴, me³-lie¹ ta⁴-nie³ sa³ ze²;

ENThe emperor tried again and again to persuade him to stay, but he adamantly refused. The emperor was afraid that after he returned he would rebel and usurp the throne, and would say bad things about him.

ZH皇帝再三挽留他，他却不同意。皇帝怕他回去后造反夺江山，认为向老官人会讲他的坏话。

DraftZuf-bor mor reftixkux laov lief, ref hur-lier guofduor sef. guof bor lir: "nif huor-lier sef engxgex-nier luovdiex [hur], hufnix dav laf zef hur."

SourceZu²-bo³ mo³ re²ti¹ku¹ lao⁴ lie², re² hu³-lie³ guo²duo³ se². guo² bo³ li³: "ni² huo³-lie³ se² eng¹ge¹-nie³ luo⁴die¹ [hu³], hu²ni¹ da⁴ la² ze² hu³."

ENSo as General Xiang was leaving, the emperor gave him a flagon of [poisoned] wine, which would kill him when he drank it. Moreover, he told him: "Take this wine back with you to your people and drink it together in each other's company."

ZH向老官人离开时，皇帝送他一罈御酒，想毒死他，对他说：“这罈酒你拿回去，你们那里的人大家一起喝。”

DraftXianflaoxguanxrengr luovzif, guof guof ref huor-lier sef-xif haxtaif, reftixkux huor-bor [pufmengr] arsir jiax-lier songxkuox-diuf.

SourceXian²lao¹guan¹reng³ luo⁴zi², guo² guo² re² huo³-lie³ se²-xi² ha¹tai², re²ti¹ku¹ huo³-bo³ [pu²meng³] a³si³ jia¹-lie³ song¹kuo¹-diu².

ENGeneral Xiang was a straightforward man and took the wine, never thinking for a moment that it would kill him. So clutching the flagon of wine, he rode back home on his white dragon-horse.

ZH向老官人是个直心肠，他把酒拿去，并不知道是毒酒，就接过御酒罈骑上白龙马回家来了。

DraftYanrlengr befmaxduf yev-lier zefgar-lax-hur, guof jiux ref laf zef hur, kuoxbax yerluor-lax-hur, mer dif-xirtaif, engfqiv luofbux miev zuf-diuf, jiux mengr gar ongr-bor mor sef-liaor.

SourceYan³leng³ be²ma¹du² ye⁴-lie³ ze²ga³-la¹-hu³, guo² jiu¹ re² la² ze² hu³, kuo¹ba¹ ye³luo³-la¹-hu³, me³ di²-xi³tai², eng²qi⁴ luo²bu¹ mie⁴ zu²-diu², jiu¹ meng³ ga³ ong³-bo³ mo³ se²-liao³.

ENWhen they reached Baimadu in Yuanling, he began to feel thirsty, so he drank a mouthful of wine. At once his head began to spin, his stomach became unbearably painful, and blood gushed out of from his nose and eyes. He died, still seated on his horse.

ZH走到沅陵白马渡，感到口渴,他就喝了一口酒，立刻感到天旋地转，肚痛难忍，七窍流血，死在马上，尸体不倒。

DraftPufmengr arsir luov sar haovrir, xianflaoxguanxrengr wov mor bexcercuxcux mor jingxcengr-bor xivcar-lier huanrdif davhar sixlier.

SourcePu²meng³ a³si³ luo⁴ sa³ hao⁴ri³, xian²lao¹guan¹reng³ wo⁴ mo³ be¹ce³cu¹cu¹ mo³ jing¹ceng³-bo³ xi⁴ca³-lie³ huan³di² da⁴ha³ si¹lie³.

ENThe white dragon-horse understood human nature, so with General Xiang's body on its back and tears streaming down its face, it galloped back to the capital to denounce the emperor.

ZH白龙马懂人性，驮着向老官人的尸体，泪滔滔地跑回京城，向皇帝问罪。

DraftHuanrdif yir-lier, guofduor axyer rix-bor-xif gev mor sef.

SourceHuan³di² yi³-lie³, guo²duo³ a¹ye³ ri¹-bo³-xi² ge⁴ mo³ se².

ENWhen the emperor saw them, he knew he had done wrong and was frightened to death.

ZH皇帝见状，做鬼心虚，吓得要死，

DraftGuof luovseftux bor lir: "ngaf nif bor nier nier rex hif gex-nier daofcangr rix-i, angfnix hufnix dav nif bor jiefzux arsir diev-bor sif-lier bongr."

SourceGuo² luo⁴se²tu¹ bo³ li³: "nga² ni² bo³ nie³ nie³ re¹ hi² ge¹-nie³ dao²cang³ ri¹-i, ang²ni¹ hu²ni¹ da⁴ ni² bo³ jie²zu¹ a³si³ die⁴-bo³ si²-lie³ bong³."

ENHe addressed the corpse: "I will give you the full forty-nine days of funerary rites, and I and the entire court will dress in mourning for your burial."

ZH便对尸体说：“给你做七七四十九天道场，我们大家一起戴孝给你送葬。”

DraftLuovseftux eixyax gengxkev-tax-zuf, huanrdif lir: "ngaf taxnierkur kav, nif langrqix-cair kav, ngaf nif bor tuxwanr pursar laov pox, hif hif hif hif longx-nier cixkextax xianx souf, mef davhar nierhhef hher, laorcir sursur davhar kuxsur."

SourceLuo⁴se²tu¹ ei¹ya¹ geng¹ke⁴-ta¹-zu², huan³di² li³: "nga² ta¹nie³ku³ ka⁴, ni² lang³qi¹-cai³ ka⁴, nga² ni² bo³ tu¹wan³ pu³sa³ lao⁴ po¹, hi² hi² hi² hi² long¹-nie³ ci¹ke¹ta¹ xian¹ sou², me² da⁴ha³ nie³hhe² hhe³, lao³ci³ su³su³ da⁴ha³ ku¹su³."

ENBut the corpse still did not topple, so the emperor added: "Let me rule this world and you the netherworld, I will deify you as the Tuwang god, so that you may enjoy the incense offerings of countless generations; you will live for ever, as bright as the sun and moon."

ZH尸体仍然不倒时，皇帝又说：“我管阳，你管阴，封你为土王神，享受万代香火，与天同寿，与日月同明。”

DraftEngx-zuf, pufmengr arsir kuoxbax gav dongf kufkux-lier xianflaoxguanxrengr wov-bor xianxxix-bor engrzouf.

SourceEng¹-zu², pu²meng³ a³si³ kuo¹ba¹ ga⁴ dong² ku²ku¹-lie³ xian²lao¹guan¹reng³ wo⁴-bo³ xian¹xi¹-bo³ eng³zou².

ENAt this, the white horse bowed, and galloped back to Xiangxi bearing General Xiang's corpse.

ZH这时，白龙马点点头，驮着向老官人尸体跑回到湘西。

DraftTaxniex, bifzixkar guof dief-bor mor tuxwanrgongx laov suf-lier, pengrgongx jiaofzux tianrhaoxhangf davhar gongf-bor jingf-lax.

SourceTa¹nie¹, bi²zi¹ka³ guo² die²-bo³ mo³ tu¹wan³gong¹ lao⁴ su²-lie³, peng³gong¹ jiao²zu¹ tian³hao¹hang² da⁴ha³ gong²-bo³ jing²-la¹.

ENAfterwards, in order to commemorate him, the Tujia people built a Tuwang temple, and worshipped him alongside Duke Peng and Hero Tian.

ZH后来，土家族人为了纪念他，就修了一个土王宫，和彭公爵主、田好汉，供在一起敬奉。