Di Renjie fortune teller _ Di Renjie fortune teller?

Is it really fascinating to uncover the secrets of De Renjie in history?

First of all, Di Renjie was a child prodigy in his early years. Because of his extraordinary talent and magical performance in his early years, he later became a judicial official, responsible for solving cases and breaking prisons, which is also magical. There are two famous stories that add a lot of color to his magic. First, at an early age, I dare to refuse to accept inquiries from county officials who came to solve the case. When Di was a child, once, Di's family was killed, and the county magistrate came to investigate, and everyone went to ask questions. Only Ren Jie always studies in the house, ignoring the noise outside and not answering. The county magistrate came to ask questions and said, "among all the books, saints are well prepared." I can't relate to it yet. How can I pay attention to you vulgar officials? How can you blame me? "County collectors SOB to say a word. Second, on the way to Beijing to catch the exam, he treated a difficult disease with superb medical skills. According to records, Di Renjie is good at medicine, especially acupuncture. During the reign of Emperor Xianqing, he went to Beijing to catch the exam and passed through Huazhou. He met a rich man on the road, and he offered a reward for finding his young son's incurable disease. Di Renjie cured the disease on the spot through acupuncture. Very amazing.

Secondly, Di Renjie has rich local and central working experience, which is basically related to judicial proceedings. In the second year of Shang and Yuan Dynasties (675), Dee was transferred to Dali Temple for his outstanding performance in military exercises, and began his official career in Beijing. After more than ten years' experience in legalism, Di Renjie quickly stood out from the six major monasteries. Dali Temple has a large backlog of old cases. Since Ren Jie took office, he has not evaded the heavy burden. This year, 17000 people were sentenced to prison, and no one complained. However, to solve these cases, what is needed is more fairness and diligence than all kinds of crime-solving skills.

During his great tenure, Di's most famous case was the case of "Quan Shancai mistakenly cutting down the cypress trees in Zhaoling" in the third year of Yifeng (678). In September this year, Zuo Weiwei, the general of Emperor Taizong guarding Zhaoling, was accused of cutting down cypress trees on Zhaoling by mistake. Emperor Gaozong was shocked and broke down in tears, so he imprisoned Shancai and Fan Huaiyi, the commander of the left prison army who was also guarding him, and ordered Dali Temple to severely punish him. Dali Temple advocates that it should be removed from office and removed from the list according to laws and regulations. The emperor ordered the execution of outstanding talents. Up and down Dali Temple, only Di can fight, thinking that Quan and Fan Er people should not die. Gao Zong's face fell and said, "The sage cut down the cypress tree on my father's mausoleum, which made me unfilial. I know that Qing is a good judge, but this time they must be executed. " Dali ZQQ Wen Kui quickly motioned Ren Jie to step down, so don't insist. Ren Jie was unmoved, quoted classics and categorically opposed it. He said, "Your Majesty killed these two men today because of a cypress tree in Zhaoling. In a thousand years, what will people say, your majesty? This is why I dare not serve. " As a result, the emperor had to be exempted from the death penalty of Quan and Fan Er people, and was allowed to visit Dali Temple. That is to say, in the official history, there is no positive description of how amazing Di Renjie's verdict is. For example, in the case of Quan Shancai, historians praised De Renjie's ability to judge cases, but his ability to enforce the law impartially and call a spade a spade.