The emperor of the zodiac _ the palace of the zodiac

If you travel through ancient times, which of the twelve constellations is the most suitable for being an emperor?

In fact, I feel that the following constellations can easily become emperors.

First, Aries

Aries people are impulsive, adventurous, generous and fearless. Most Aries people are bad-tempered, but they come quickly and will not retaliate against their hatred. Most Aries men are naturally manic, and many Aries people are also of this type.

On behalf of the emperor: Song Taizu

Song Taizu won the throne through the yellow robe and fought for it all his life. He restored the unification of China's major regions, ended the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Rebellion, and pursued "the state of the country". To some extent, without him, there would be no Northern Song Dynasty. He also paid a lot.

Second, Taurus:

Taurus is a conservative constellation, and steadiness is the truest portrayal of Taurus. It is stubborn. Once you make a decision, you don't want to change it. Taurus has potential male chauvinism. They value dignity. Taurus is pragmatic and likes to dress up. In love, Taurus has the worst temper in the constellation 12.

On behalf of Emperor Kangxi

Kangxi's achievements are self-evident, and he contributed a lot. He is really a great emperor.

Third, Leo

Leo people are enthusiastic, confident and generous, born with leadership skills, like to direct others, refuse to admit failure, and overconfidence is prone to negative psychology, so they are stubborn. Lions are afraid of loneliness, but not all Leo people are aggressive. For example, Li Jue is a very gentle emperor.

On behalf of the Emperor: Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Che had many advantages and disadvantages in his life. He strengthened the concentration of power and completely solved the Laos problem. He adopted Dong Zhongshu's thought of "a hundred schools of thought contend, and Confucianism is the only one", which influenced Confucianism. The export of slavery consolidated the Western Han regime, made the country more unified, expanded its territory, promoted national integration, and attached importance to agriculture and people's livelihood.