The King of Qin swept Liuhe, the tiger looked at He Xiongzai, slashed the clouds with his sword, and all the princes came to the west. In the distant and ancient pre-Qin era, many things happened that are unimaginable even now, such as the death of Qin Shihuang .
Before Qin Shi Huang's death, three major events happened, which were recorded in historical records to predict Qin Shi Huang's death. In feudal society, people are always willing to regard all kinds of changes in nature as miracles or instructions from God.
According to the current scientific point of view, it is actually just a simple natural event. But these three things make people feel creepy even from the current perspective, and these three things are "Yinghuo Shouxin", " Meteorite Skyfall" and " Zulong" death".
Yinghuo Shouxin
According to Chinese historical records, the celestial phenomenon of Yinghuo Shouxin appeared 28 times. And in these 28 times, each time a king died suddenly, or a regime split or cracked, which made the ancient kings very afraid of Yinghuoshuxin.
The first time Yinghuo Shouxin appeared in the historical records was in and during the Warring States Period. According to "Historical Records: Song Weizi Family", there was a record of Yinghuo Shouxin. The original text records: "In the thirty-seventh year, King Hui of Chu destroyed Chen. Yinghuo guarded his heart."
At that time, Si Xingziwei asked King Hui of Chu to move the blame, which is now called dumping the blame. Ziwei asked King Hui of Chu to transfer the reasons for Yinghuo's heart to the prime minister, the age and the common people. In the end, King Hui of Chu did not agree, and Yinghuo also shifted three degrees.
The second appearance of Yinghuo Shouxin was during the Qin Shihuang period."Historical Records: The Chronicles of Qin Shihuang" records that in the thirty-six years of the first emperor, he kept his heart and bewildered. This time Yinghuo did not move, but hung firmly in the sky.
The astrologer predicted that this would mark the death of the first emperor, who was furious. But he did not choose to move the calamity away. The first emperor felt that he was destined to return, and even if God wanted to take away his name, he would have to weigh it.
and Yinghuo is actually the current Mars , and the so-called Yinghuo Shouxin is actually Mars staying in the heart. In the history of the world, Yinghuo Shouxin has appeared 38 times, and it is at most an astronomical spectacle now.
However, every time Yinghuo keeps the heart, there will be a sudden death of the king, and there is still no reasonable explanation. Maybe it's just because of the image of psychological factors, that these kings are not thinking about food and drink, which leads to their sudden death.
meteorite falling from the sky
If Yinghuo Shouxin can be explained by astronomical wonders, then the meteorite falling from the sky is difficult to explain no matter what.
Not long after Yinghuo Shouxin, Qin Dynasty Another strange thing happened in the capital, that is, a meteorite fell from the sky. In fact, this is not uncommon. Even in ancient times, there were many records about meteorites, which were called rain gold in ancient times.
has recorded the appearance of the meteorite rain in the "Compendium of Ancient Chinese Astronomical Records", basically every dynasty will have a meteorite. For example, in Xia Yu period, there were three days of rain and gold; in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, there were also records of rain stones as large as urns.
And these meteorites are big and small,In the 16th year of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, there were meteorites as big as a urn, Lu Xigong In the 16th year, there were meteorites that landed in the Song Dynasty, and there were an extremely precise number—five pieces. The records of these meteorites all represent that meteorites were very common in ancient times.
However, the meteorite that fell on the capital of the Qin Dynasty was very large, even larger than the one in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. The meteorite landed on the outskirts of King Qin's capital, and the smoke and dust spread all over the place, and the meteorite fell to pieces as a result, which was actually not surprising.
What is really strange is that there is a prophecy on these smashed meteorites: " Shi Huang Die and score points." It means that after the death of the first emperor, the earth will be divided, that is, the Qin Dynasty will will perish, which makes the first emperor very angry.
We all know that when Qin Shi Huang first became emperor, he said: "I am the first emperor, and future generations will be counted, and the second and third generations will be passed down endlessly." Qin Shi Huang wanted the Qin Dynasty to rule in his own power. It can be passed down for eternity without dying.
Seeing this prophecy, Qin Shi Huang's beard was crooked, so Qin Shi Huang also ordered the execution of all the people who picked up the meteorite. But even so, the Qin Dynasty fell apart after the death of Qin Shihuang, the second generation died, and the prophecy on the meteorite came true.
However, this matter has been preserved in historical records, and even Sima Qian 's " Historical Records " has a description of this matter. This makes many people wonder, how can it be predicted on the meteorite? This thing is truly miraculous.
Some people have analyzed that this prophecy was engraved artificially, and the purpose was to make Qin Shi Huang feel anxious. But this argument is self-defeating. After all, Qin Shihuang's temper was well known at the time.Who wants to be put to death for this?
Besides, the scattering and picking up of meteorites are full of randomness, but each meteorite has this prophecy on it. Until now, experts have not been able to give scientific explanations. Is it really a prediction from God?
The death of Zulong
The third strange thing is the death of Zulong. This incident has to start from the jade bi that Qin Shi Huang paid to worship the water god when he inspected the river. In the 28th year of Qin Shi Huang, Shi Huang inspected the world and sacrificed to the god of water when crossing the river to bless Daqin peace.
The sacrifice to the water god is a piece of jade bi, which not only has the totem exclusive to Qin Shi Huang, but also the patterns that only the palace craftsmen can carve. Therefore, there is only one piece of jade in the world.
In the thirty-six years of Qin Shihuang, after Yinghuo Shouxin and the meteorite fell from the sky, one person stopped the envoy of the Qin Dynasty. This man handed the jade bi in his hand to the messenger and said, "Zulong died this year." When the messenger couldn't figure it out, this man disappeared out of thin air.
In ancient times, Zulong was called the ancestor of dragons, and was the first dragon born in mythology. And Qin Shihuang was the first emperor in history, and the metaphor in it knew what it meant without thinking, so the messenger immediately returned to Beijing to report to the first emperor.
The First Emperor was silent after hearing this. Too many strange things happened this year, and these things all implied his own death. Therefore, the first emperor sent the envoy after only one year's prophecy about the ghost, and he himself fell into contemplation.
After thinking for a while, the first emperor hurriedly found a fortune-teller. According to the records of the hexagrams, this time was a catastrophe for the Qin Dynasty, and the first emperor needed to tour the world to shock the world. The first emperor also began his fifth tour of the world.
This was also his last tour of the world. In November of the same year, Qin Shi Huang died on the sand dune platform at the age of 49. In the end, Qin Shi Huang didn't live that year.
Conclusion
Perhaps Qin Shihuang had accepted the fact that he was going to die, so before his death, Qin Shihuang did not complain or fear. , but he passed away after drafting a suicide note, ending his short but glorious life.
However, the first emperor may not have thought that the country he had worked so hard to build died in the second life, and it was his most beloved son Hu Hai that led to the demise of the Qin Dynasty. And these three prophecies have also come to modern times along with history, and so far there is no satisfactory explanation.
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