Abe Harumi really exists in history, so is he really fighting ghosts and gods? Does the profession of Yin and Yang Master really exist?

Does Abe Harumi in the division of Yin and Yang really exist in history? He is a Japanese teacher of Yin and Yang? This man exists in history. He lived in Japan's Heian period full of aristocratic struggles, and the capital of Japan in Heian period is today's Kyoto.

Some time ago, the game "Yin Shi Yang" was particularly popular, and Abe Seiming himself was a very famous Yin Shi Yang in Heian period.

Now there is still a Qingming shrine in Kyoto, dedicated to him. Abe Harumi died in 1005. Later, an emperor transformed the ruins of his mansion into the present Harumi Shrine.

At that time, the teacher of Yin and Yang was a profession, which was very similar to divination, but he had rich knowledge of "celestial phenomena" and was a very talented person, so he was highly valued by the emperor at that time.

At that time, his position in the hearts of the people was very high. Later, his deeds were gradually deified and passed down from generation to generation, becoming a legendary figure like a god. Therefore, there was a famous saying in the Edo era, "I don't know the source of righteousness, but I know the inscrutable Gong." Who is Yuan Yijing? He is a famous soldier in the last years of Ping 'an, and he is also the "Niu Ruowan" that we often hear. He is a very famous samurai, with outstanding achievements, and a very famous hero in Japan.

The story of Yuan Yi has been handed down from generation to generation, but people who don't even know Yuan Yi know that there was once a teacher of Yin and Yang-Abe Seiming, which shows how famous he was. The modern story of Akira Abe has been adapted into many forms, and what we are familiar with now is Baku Yumemakura's series of novels ~