A myth about the birth of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the emperor is doomed.

In order to seek absolute dominance, ancient emperors often fabricated an extraordinary life story for themselves to show that they were superior and had the right to rule all ethnic groups. At all times, almost all monarchies like to deify their monarchies as the basis of their rule. Even now, in Japan, the emperor is regarded as the incarnation of God, while the king of Thailand is regarded as the incarnation of Buddha.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is the most famous king in the Han Dynasty, but few people seem to mention the myth about his life.

Legend has it that before the birth of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Jing, the father of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, dreamed that a red pig fell from the sky. Jingdi was taken aback and woke up.

After waking up, Emperor Han Jingdi suddenly found himself surrounded by a red smoke dragon. The next day, Emperor Han Jing ordered people to divine what these meant.

After some divination, the soothsayer replied to Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty: This is a good thing, which means that the real dragon emperor will be born.

About ten days later, Mrs. Wang, Liang Wudi's biological mother, dreamed of a fairy and gave the sun to Mrs. Wang, who swallowed it. Liang Wudi was born about 14 months later.

After the birth of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he was gifted. At the age of three, Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty hugged Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty and asked him, Do you want to be an emperor when you grow up?

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty didn't say yes or no, but said: It's destiny takes a hand, and no one can choose.

A three-year-old child can say such a thing. Emperor Jing of Han suddenly felt that Emperor Wu was not an ordinary child. He was really talented.