The little beggar killed a cow and eight children ate it together. Why do Taoist priests say beggars must be the king's life?

This is inferred from popular folk songs, which is a bit strange, but the result is very accurate.

There is only one real beggar king in history, and that is Zhu Yuanzhang. When Zhu Yuanzhang was a child, his family was very poor. In order to have a mouth to eat, Zhu Yuanzhang went to the landlord's house to herd cattle and became a cowherd.

When Zhu Yuanzhang was a child, his name was Zhu Chongba. His favorite game is "Playing the King". Zhu Chongba led the "ministers" to do those things in court. Once Zhu Chongba and seven friends were playing this game. The children all said, "Zhu Chongba, you have become a king. Our courtiers are starving every day. You are incompetent as a king. "

Hearing this, Zhu Chongba said, "Then I'll let you courtiers have a good meal." Zhu Chong took these "ministers" and killed a calf, which made the "ministers" eat a big meal.

The story of eight children eating a cow soon spread in the village, and the villagers praised Zhu Chongba's strategy and extraordinary courage. An old man even wrote a ballad, "Eight sons share cattle, and the sun and the moon shine on the land of Kyushu".

This ballad was heard by a passing fortune teller. Fortune-tellers believe that the "pearl" consists of "ox" and "ba", while "sun" and "moon" constitute their character. The fortune teller means that Zhu Chong will create the Amin Dynasty and become a king in the future.

It is far-fetched for fortune-tellers to speculate Zhu Yuanzhang's future only by this word meaning. After all, it is illogical to say this, because they have never met Zhu Yuanzhang.

The reason why Zhu Yuanzhang can change from a beggar to a king depends more on himself and the current situation. He didn't kill a cow for his good friend when he was young, or he could become a king with some words.