Fortune-telling in Qing Dynasty _ Guo, a fortune-telling official in Qing Dynasty.

Gan Long went to tell a fortune and walked 500 meters after the calculation. Why did his men kill the fortune teller?

On the history of qing dynasty, Emperor Qianlong also played an important role. When he became emperor, the agriculture of Qing Dynasty developed to a very good height. But in the later period of his rule, the country has been going downhill, and it has been going downhill. Emperor Qianlong visited Jiangnan six times when the country was strong. His idea is to see how the life of the bottom people under his rule is going.

On one occasion, Gan Long was telling fortune by the roadside. Gan Long sat down in front of the telephone booth. The fortune teller said that he knew Gan Long's past and future. Gan Long was very surprised after hearing this. The fortune teller actually knew what he came to tell his fortune, and the old fortune teller truthfully answered the situation to Gan Long. The fortune teller also said that Ganlong's reign was not long. If he abdicates at this time, he can live a few more years. If he doesn't retire, he will not live for a few years.

At first, Emperor Qianlong had no feeling for what the fortune teller said. After listening to his words, he walked away with a smile. When he reached 500 meters, he ordered his men to kill the fortune teller, because what the fortune teller said was completely in line with the situation in Qianlong. The emperor felt that this man's identity must be unusual, and leaving him would cause endless trouble.

When emperor Qianlong's men returned to their original stalls, the fortune teller had already left, leaving a note on the table that read: I calculated your life many years ago, and this time I am still saving you. His men gave the note to Qianlong, and Qianlong remembered it. So, after returning to Beijing, he gave the throne to his son Jiaqing and became the emperor's father. Three years later, Gan Long died at the age of 89. ?