The queen mother's fortune-telling life

According to Records of the Historical Records, before the mother's family of this consort married Liu Bang, the Queen Mother Bo was made king by the famous fortuneteller Xu Negative. Is this a real person or a fake?

Liu Bang, the emperor gaozu of Han Dynasty, was born in Buyi nationality. He and his wife Lv Zhi took care of each other and shared weal and woe. Even after that, even without love, he never wanted to expel Lv Zhi. Ji Bo, as the concubine of Liu Bangji, has become the ultimate empress dowager and empress dowager even with Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty. She has never changed the restrictions of the Han family's ethical codes and has never become a queen.

The ethics of the Korean family are different from those of later generations. Later generations, starting from the princess, posthumous title, king of posthumous title, can generally be attached, and can be added to the tomb of the late king, known as the queen. For example, her mother was named Queen Zhang Yi, and her adoptive parents Yang were posthumously named Queen Zhang Hui, not Queen Injong. Ji Bo, as the mother of Emperor Wendi and the concubine of Liu Bangji, was still the empress Su Zong, not the empress Han Gaozu, although she was extremely expensive afterwards.

First of all, the probability of Queen Bo being crowned king is not high. It must be emphasized that Empress Bo got married before marrying Liu Bang. Ji Bo married Wei Bao, and Wei Bao was named Wang Wei in the turmoil at the end of Qin Dynasty. After his eldest brother Wei scolded him, he became the second king of Wei. Just after Wei Baocheng became Wang Wei, the mother of Queen Mother Bo sent her to Wei's harem, and she became Wei's concubine. It should be noted here that the mother surnames of Empress Bo are all Wei. The mother of the Queen Mother Bo is often surnamed Wei. Because Wei Wei is the daughter of Webster's imperial clan, it is precisely because of this connection that Empress Bo can successfully become the concubine of Webster's family.

Empress Bo is just Wei Bao's concubine room, not Wei Bao's queen. Even if some people visit fortune-teller, they won't photograph Queen Bo, but only Queen Wei Bao. Even if they photographed all Wei Baoquan's concubines, they wouldn't say that Empress Bo would be king. Because of this, Wei Bao will think that she will be a monarch, and Queen Wei Bao will think that Queen Bo will threaten her position and then destroy Queen Bo.

Secondly, even if the face is true, it is likely to be pretentious. It coincided with the battle between Chu and Han. Wei Bao was originally on Liu Bang's side. Seeing that Liu Bang defeated Cheng Peng, Wei Bao got rid of Liu Bang and returned to Wei. It happened that there was a fortune teller in the history books. If the fortune-teller is a real person, it's either Wei Bao's own ghost or someone in the Chu camp.

Why would I say that? Because Wei Bao ran back to Wei, it was obviously a betrayal of Liu Bang. Later, Wei Bao had only two ways to go, either standing with Liu Bang or starting his own business. Wei Bao's opening to the outside world showed neutrality and secretly contacted Liu Bang. This is the ambiguity of the following views between yourself and Liu Bang. Wei Bao may want to cheer up his family and invite people to visit fortune-teller. Maybe Ji Bo was pregnant at that time, so there is a saying that Kibo was born king, or there is a saying that he was born king.

Generally speaking, I don't trust fortune tellers. I don't believe that fortune tellers have such superb skills that they can calculate that Gilbert will become king after having children. Under the ethics of the Han family, although Ji Bo promised the Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager, there was no empress, so he could not join Liu Bang's tomb. The ancestral temple is dedicated to Liu Bang, whose ancestral home is in Lv Hou. However, there are many legends about Mill in her life. The Western Han Dynasty did not give her the title of queen, but the Eastern Han Emperor did.