In order to protect future generations from being killed by Zhu Yuanzhang, Liu Bowen left the word 1 1. What are these words?

These eleven words are: descendants must never learn divination again. Although Liu Bowen asked his second son Liu Jing to tell Zhu Yuanzhang these eleven words, he still failed to protect the lives of Liu Bowen's two sons. The eldest son was killed by the quasi-Western Party, and the second son committed suicide in prison.

Zhu Yuanzhang is a very cautious man. He is very worried about some capable people and is afraid that they will rebel and seize his throne. The founding minister who once founded the dynasty with him was burned to death in the Qing Palace building in Nanjing.

However, Liu Bowen is a very capable person. He had long guessed that Zhu Yuanzhang was up to no good in Qinggong Building and retired to Zhu Yuanzhang before Qinggong Building was completed. Liu Bowen only has eight words to let his friend Xu Da leave his name in Qinggong Building, so the world often says that Liu Bowen and Zhuge Aliang are a good match.

And Liu Bowen's prediction is not generally accurate. When Zhu Yuanzhang was eating baked wheat cakes, he asked Liu Bowen to guess what he was eating. Liu Bowen guessed it, which made Zhu Yuanzhang stunned and asked Liu Bowen what would happen in the future. Liu Bowen also wrote a Pancake Song at this time. Like Zhuge Liang's Marco Polo, Pancake Song successfully predicted most of the things that happened later.

Liu Bowen also knew that Zhu Yuanzhang was a terminating person. Even people who are kind to him will try their best to eradicate that person as long as they threaten his rule. Therefore, Liu Bowen retired a few years later, and made the last words that future generations could not predict, in order to tell Zhu Yuanzhang that their descendants would not pose a threat to his rule.