Kangxi asked the fortune teller to calculate your own date of death, and the fortune teller said it was today. What happened afterwards?

Kangxi said that sure enough, he was sent to be executed. This fortuneteller is Zhang Mingde. His death also means the failure of the Eight Princes. He has no position in Kangxi's heart, and there is no hope of taking office. He also blamed the Eight Princes for being too arrogant, not keeping a low profile at all, and not acting like Chu Army.

Kangxi was a particularly capable ruler in the Qing Dynasty. He ascended the throne at the age of eight. In order to regain political power and seize Ao Bai, he gradually became an excellent king under the inculcation of sourdrang queen. He doesn't believe in divination. He only believes in human efforts. People who are addicted to divination and fortune telling also hate it. When his second brother attacked Galdin, he asked someone for divination and asked him if he could come back with a great victory. If he doesn't go to war at once, he may replace Fuquan.

In his later years, his son was also fascinated by fortune telling. Originally, the prince was abolished, and the eight princes are likely to be established as princes. Who would have thought that the Eight Princes would find someone to tell fortune and measure words? This Zhang Mingde also said many nice words to flatter the Eight Princes. He also said that he looks like an emperor, and there is no windtight wall in the world. This matter reached the ears of Kangxi. Kangxi thought that the Eight Princes were too high-profile and sharp-edged, and he dared to claim himself as the future king of the Prince.

Zhang Mingde was brought before Kangxi, and Kangxi asked Zhang Mingde, "It is said that your fortune-telling is very accurate. Calculate your death date." Zhang Mingde is also a child prodigy. Now he knows what Kangxi means. He can't defend himself. He can only say that today is the day. After hearing this, Kangxi smiled and said, "That's accurate!" Let the guards execute Zhang Mingde.