The fortune teller said he would be killed.

Judy was actually very happy, because these people were not trained by Judy at all, but officials sent by Jianwen Emperor to monitor Judy. Yuan Zhongche invented their deaths, which also means that his rebellion will also succeed. Anyway, if he doesn't rebel, he will be killed by Emperor Jianwen. Since Mr. Yuan said so, he might as well give it a try.

So Judy fought in the name of Jingkang and sent troops to rebel against the imperial court. As a result, everyone knows that Judy got what he wanted. Although the battle of Jingkang was not smooth sailing, it finally arrived in Nanjing, but Wen Jian was nowhere to be found. One way of saying that she set herself on fire and died for her country, and the other way of saying that she fled overseas, so Judy became the emperor.

I have to mention Yuan Zhongche here. He was a great master in the early Ming Dynasty. According to historical records, he visited Yan twice to help him visit fortune-teller, which strengthened the cavalry's determination to rebel. My first visit to Yan was probably in Zhu Yuanzhang's later years. At that time, he was proficient in fortune telling, but when he saw Judy, he became respectful.

Judy was shocked by her extraordinary appearance. He told Judy that Judy was destiny takes a hand. As for when the emperor can ascend to the throne, he must wait until he is in his 40 s and his beard exceeds his navel.

His calculation is very accurate. Judy became an emperor naturally because she was an emperor. And his time as emperor was 1402, when he was just 42 years old. It is consistent with the prediction of more than 40 people predicted by Yuan Zhongce. Judy was very happy to hear his words, but he didn't completely believe him. When Yuan Zhongche said goodbye to Judy, Judy gave him a lot of gold and silver treasures.