The fortune-teller told Gan Long _ Did the fortune-teller tell Gan Long?

What did Qianlong do to the fortune teller, who presented a heavenly book and predicted that the Qing Dynasty could last for 800 years?

After hearing this prophecy, Ganlong directly sent someone to catch the fortune teller and cut him with a knife, saying that he was spreading lies to mislead the people. Although the fortune teller said that the Qing Dynasty could last for 800 years, the fortune teller predicted that Gan Long could only live to be 80 years old, while Gan Long was already 70 years old. That is to say, when Gan Long saw this, he had less than ten years to live. He must be very angry at this time, so it is normal to kill him.

This fortune teller is called Zhitianbao. He uses gossip to calculate the year number. He concluded through his own calculations that the Qing Dynasty was an act of God, and the National Games in history were longer than the Zhou Dynasty, which lasted for 800 years, except for the National Games. He also calculated the life span of the emperor and thought that Qianlong could live to 80 years old.

He thought it would please emperor Qianlong, but he was too clever to be clever. He made a fatal mistake. He was too specific about the time of the national transportation and the life span of the emperor, which was a big taboo. You know, at that time, the emperor wanted to live forever, while the court wanted to carry on the family line. His flattering way backfired. And most importantly, at that time, Ganlong was over 70 years old. At this time, you said that he could only live to be 80 years old. This does not mean that there are less than ten years left in Qianlong. Undoubtedly, this caused the emperor's anger.

Then, as expected, Qianlong ordered someone to investigate the fortune teller. Zhi Tianbao finally confessed that this was just a means of defrauding wealth. He said this on purpose, and finally the fortune teller was beheaded on charges of demagoguery. Such a clever fortune teller lost his precious life for his own prosperity.