How lucky was Liu Heng, the emperor of the Han Dynasty? He should keep a low profile. Why does the throne come from heaven?

Liu Heng is a low-key and measured person, and his mother, Ji Bo, is also very kind, so he was finally crowned emperor by ministers, so he was able to ascend to the throne. Apart from luck, it is also worthy of the name. His mother, Ji Bo, was Wei Bao's concubine. Later, she asked someone for divination. As a result, she was able to give birth to the son of heaven in the future. Wei Bao was very happy and thought that he would become a king in the future. Who knows that he was killed by Liu Bang, while Ji Bo and others were captured to the Han Dynasty and became maids.

Liu bang accidentally saw her and put her in the harem, but he didn't love her very much. Later, out of pity, Liu Bang pampered her once. As a result, Gibb became pregnant with a dragon fetus and gave birth to Liu Heng. But from then on, Ji Bo didn't get much love, so Liu Heng didn't stand out among many sons, but they didn't fight for it and lived in peace. Liu Heng was appointed acting king at the age of eight. After the death of Emperor Gaozu, he and Lv Hou's son Liu Ying acceded to the throne, but Lv Hou was strong and ruthless, so the regime was in her hands.

Lv Hou began to punish Liu Bang's concubines, especially Mrs. Qi, who was not only taken hostage, but also her son Liu Ruyi was killed by Lv Hou. But being unloved, Lv Hou spared her son and allowed her to go to her son's fief. Liu Ying is young and weak. See Lv Hou bite later, frightened, and died for several years. In order to remain in power, Emperor Liu Ying's son Rickas was made Emperor by Emperor Lu Hou.

A few years later, Lv Hou died. Just when Ricardo thought he could take charge of state affairs alone, ministers dismissed him on the grounds that he might not be Liu Ying's own son. Then Liu Heng ascended the throne. He is a low-key and brilliant man, and his mother Ji Bo is also very kind, so the ministers all submit to him. Finally, he became the king of Emperor China. Unlike other emperors, he was not intrigued with the throne, and he was considered lucky to become king without much effort.