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Why can't Liu Bowen calculate the tragic fate of himself and his two sons?

In the history of China, there are a few people who are revered and admired by people for their extraordinary wisdom, unique vision and unpredictable things. With their own talents, each of them can influence the rise and development of an era. Today, Bian Xiao is one of these people, and he is Liu Bowen.

Liu Ji (1311July1375 May 16), a native of Nantian Township, qingtian county (now wencheng county, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province), was named Liu Qingtian. Ming Hongwu three years (1370), the name is Chengbo, so it is also called. In the ninth year, Wu Zongzheng granted a surname posthumously, posthumous title Wencheng, who was later called He Wencheng Gong.

He was a strategist, politician and writer in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. He was the main planner of Zhu Yuanzhang and made great contributions to the establishment of the Great Ming Dynasty. Moreover, Liu Ji was compared to Zhuge Wuhou by his study of Confucian classics, astronomy, geography and elite soldiers. Therefore, there are "three points in the world, Zhuge Liang, unified Jiangshan Liu Bowen; Zhuge Liang, a former strategist, and Liu Bowen, a later strategist. Zhu Yuanzhang also called Liu Ji many times: "My ovary is also. "So, Liu Bowen is also famous for his ingenious, ingenious. The folks even called him "knowing 500 years before, knowing 500 years after", which can be said to be highly respected.

In 1375, Liu Bowen caught a cold. When Zhu Yuanzhang knew about it, he sent Hu to see the doctor. However, after taking the medicine, Liu Bowen's condition has not improved, but has become more and more serious. So he tactfully told Zhu Yuanzhang about the aggravation of Hu Lai's illness after seeing a doctor. As a result, Zhu Yuanzhang did not make any response. Liu Bowen, who felt sad, returned to his hometown and refused to take medicine and died. Therefore, future generations also suspect that Zhu Yuanzhang killed Liu Bowen by Hu's hand.

Before he died, Liu Bowen called his two sons to bed and taught them how to be an official, how to show compassion for the people and how to make the country develop and progress. He also left a legacy table for the emperor, expounding the important tasks of national development, so as to dedicate his son to Zhu Yuanzhang after Hu died. However, the only thing Liu Bowen forgot was to teach his son how to save his life in this mysterious court. Perhaps this is because the man who "knew it 500 years ago and knew it 500 years later" was not counted, so that his two sons died tragically.

According to available information, Liu Bowen's descendants are two sons. One is Liu Bowen's eldest son Mclynn Killman Liu, born in 1348 and died in 1377. He clashed with the Hu faction, was persecuted and fell into a well and died. There is also a son named Liu? Judy, the prince of Yan, was born in 1350, and vowed not to enter the DPRK. She bluntly said that the prince of Yan would go down in history forever, was arrested and imprisoned, and committed suicide in prison.

After Liu Bowen's son died, his sincerity was passed on to Mclynn Killman Liu's son Liu? Wei, Liu? D saw the darkness and complexity of officialdom. After his grandfather and father were killed by Hu and others, he decided not to enter the official career, took care of his mother in his hometown, took care of the graves of his grandfather, father and uncle, and compiled Liu Bowen's letters, imperial edicts, orders and lines into land. The existing Pangu Collection has been handed down from generation to generation, with a total volume of 10. Later, no one in Liu became an official, until the ninth grandson of Liu Bowen became a captain of Chuzhou, and he inherited Liu Bowen's sincerity. According to further records, after Liu Yu's death, Liu Shiyan, Liu Yu's grandson, inherited the title of "Sincere Uncle". Liu Shiyan's next heir was Liu Yichen, who did nothing until the Qing Dynasty was established and spread to Liu Kongzhao, the son of Liu Yichen. Later, the records were broken.