Why is Liu Heng the luckiest emperor in history?

Liu bang has a romantic life and likes beautiful women. He gave birth to many children, but few of them lived to adulthood. Almost all of them were killed by their first mother, Lv Zhi. The rest are ordinary princes without any advantages, but there is one exception: Liu Heng, the fourth son of Liu Bang, who has never attracted the attention of others. Even Liu Bang didn't know he had such a son. Liu Heng is a very lucky man, and his good fortune is mainly reflected in two aspects.

First, he has a good mother, a mother who is willing to endure any hardships for her son. Liu Heng's mother married Liu Bang's harem. She was originally the wife of a warlord, but later the warlord Wei Bao was defeated by Liu Bang. In order to save Wei Bao's life, she married Liu Bang in exchange for Wei Bao's safety. When Ji Bo was a teenager, someone told her fortune that her belly would give birth to the Lord of the world in the future. At that time, no one cared what the fortune teller said. When Ji Bo married Liu Bang, he only got Liu Bang's favor once, and he was lucky to have Liu Heng.

Although pregnancy is a very happy thing, Ji Bo never dared to tell anyone. At that time, the queen and Mrs. Qi were in full swing. Lv Zhi is very narrow-minded. If she knew that someone in the harem was pregnant with Liu Bang's son, then Lv Zhi would definitely eradicate the child with his mother. She wants to consider the future of her son Liu Ying, so many princes in the harem have disappeared inexplicably. Ji Bo knew that pregnancy was very dangerous, so she went out as little as possible and hid in the crowd so as not to be found by Lv Zhi.

Later, after giving birth to a child, Ji Bo continued to keep a low-key lifestyle. She quietly moved the palace to the side of the cold palace because few people came here. Only in this way can she prevent Lv Zhi from discovering the existence of Liu Heng and let Liu Heng grow up safely. Ji Bo for the safety of Liu Heng, submit to humiliation, low-key stay in limbo for many years, until the death of Liu Bang, when the princes of the enfeoffment. At this time, everyone discovered that Liu Bang had an adult son. It was Liu Heng's mother Ji Bo's low-key behavior that saved his life. Have the opportunity to be emperor. If Ji Bo had acted in a high-profile manner like many women at that time and used her children to compete for favor, then Liu Heng might not live long, let alone become emperor.

The second point is that a throne abruptly hit him on the head. At that time, when the land was enfeoffed, Liu Heng was sealed to Daiguo. According to the normal process, he is just a C who serves the emperor. But Lv Zhi, a wicked man, has made the country chaotic, and his son is afraid of his mother's majesty. For a long time, the emperor fell ill and Liu Ying, who was weak, died in a few years. At this time, at an advanced age, the Liu family began to fight back and successfully drove the Lu family out of the court.

Although the Liu family succeeded, at this time, they found that Liu Bang's sons with good qualifications were all killed by Lv Zhi, and the rest were mediocre talents. More prominent is to choose to go to Liu Heng. In addition, she was warm as jade, kind-hearted and very filial, so members of the Liu family married and entered the palace of the Han Dynasty. Since then, Liu Heng has been in charge of the imperial power of the Han Dynasty. During his administration, he did nothing and tried his best to make the country strong again.

Therefore, Liu Heng's luck is not generally good. Countless people competed for the throne. Finally, Liu Heng, who had done nothing, saw the deal. Liu Heng's good fortune comes from his mother's understanding, tolerance and low profile. He should thank her most. But later, Liu Heng was really filial to her mother. Ji Bo is in poor health and needs to take medicine. Every time she takes medicine, Liu Heng will serve her personally. All the medicines were tried by Liu Heng himself before Ji Bo could eat them. This filial piety became a classic in Twenty-four Filial Pieties for future generations to watch and learn.