Curses are, of course, unscientific statements that ignore two basic facts: genetic predispositions and the will of the individual. In this respect, the curse is not so much a backlash of luck as a cover to disguise one's poor performance. Wealth, notoriety, misconduct, heredity, arrogance, and even self-fulfilling prophecies all work together to eventually lead to things like the so-called "cursed."
The first Kennedy family
Member of the Kennedy family on May 28, 1992. From left: Edward Kennedy, Jacqueline with son John Jr., daughter Caroline and Caroline's husband, Hirosberga. As the nation's first family, the Kennedys were in many ways cursed by the bloodline: the repetition of bad luck, improper possessions, and so on seemed to give them ominous warnings. Interestingly, Senator Ted Kennedy once told others that his family may be cursed.
Edward Crane, the author of the book for the Kennedys, argues that the curse is "the result of the Kennedys' quest for omnipotence and eventual total collapse," and that they need this statement to avoid what they are unable to achieve, which is the ruthlessness of real life. From John F. F. Kennedy's assassination began, and the ensuing doom seemed to validate this relentless curse: including failed brain surgery, miscarriage, stroke, cancer, plane crash, murder, ski accident, drug overdose, suicide, and so on, and all sorts of avoidable tragedies led members of the Kennedy family to death, some by accident, some from murder, some simply due to negligence, arrogance, or misconduct.
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Second place the von Eric family
Fritz van Eric was a successful wrestler, and his wife bore him six sons, but unfortunately these children can be said to be deteriorating. Eldest son: Drowned by electric shock at the age of seven. The third son, David "Yellow Rose of Texas", successfully competed in the National Wrestling Federation wrestling tournament, and eventually failed to defeat Rick Flair controversially.
In 1984, the National Wrestling Federation ruled that Rick Flair should give up the title to David, but before the championship arrived, David died of a drug overdose. Fourth son: Kelly "Texas Tornado", the most famous and successful of his brothers, briefly won the National Wrestling Federation laurels and even challenged the World Wrestling Federation championship. Due to a long-term drug overdose, Kelly died in a motorcycle accident in 1993. The fifth son, Michael, inherited his brother David's career but developed intoxication shock syndrome after shoulder surgery and died of an overdose of sedative drugs in 1987. Sixth son: Chris was an unsuccessful wrestler who died of depression in 1991.
Third hemingway family
At the age of 29, Hemingway was just beginning his literary career when his father committed suicide. In the days that followed, Hemingway won the Nobel Prize and then the Pritz Prize, and had a lot of wealth, but all of this did not stop him from committing suicide at the age of 62. Five years later, his sister Ursula, suffering from cancer and depression, committed suicide by taking medication; Sixteen years later, Lester, the only brother, committed suicide with a gun after learning that he needed to have his leg amputated due to diabetes; Another decade later, her granddaughter Margo, 35, also died of a depressive overdose.
Fourth Place Romanov Family
The Romanov dynasty ruled Russia for more than three hundred years, during which time Russia's economy, culture, and politics were greatly enhanced, expanding from a small, isolated state in Eastern Europe to a great power spanning Both Continents. Thirteen years after his grandfather's assassination, the young Nicholas II became Tsar of Russia. His wife, Alexandra, inherited a genetic variant from his grandmother, Queen Victoria, who in turn passed it on to his son, Prince Alexei, who was awaiting succession, causing the latter to develop hemophilia, which all Russians thought was incompetent to rule the country.
Anxious to cure her son, Alexandra turned to the controversial mystic Rasputin, further undermining the family's prestige. Rasputin predicted that the Romanov dynasty would come to an end in the year after his own death. The nobles, of course, killed him. Two months later, the February Revolution ended more than three hundred years of Romanov rule in Russia.
Fifth nehru gandhi family
With India's independence in 1947, a new political dynasty was ushered in: Nehru became India's first prime minister and encouraged his daughter Indira to enter politics. Indira was Prime Minister of India from 1966 to 1977 and was re-elected in 1980. She had tried to train her youngest son, Sainjie, to inherit her career, but shortly after her re-election, Saienge died in a plane crash.
Four years later, Indira invaded the Sikh shrine of the Golden Temple, a move seen by Sikhs everywhere as blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, even by her Sikh bodyguards. Just five months later, two bodyguards shot her dead 31 times in a row, and she was succeeded as prime minister by her eldest son, Rajiv. At a public rally in 1991, a young woman knelt down beside Rajiv and detonated a suicide bomb tied around her waist, killing Rajiv, the woman and 16 others on the spot.
Sixth place Tutankhamun dynasty
King Tutan was the son of Pharaoh Akhhannaden, whose bloodline was long and inbreeding, so Tutan was born with cleft palate, bite defects, excessive front teeth and possibly even Malfan syndrome (in his individual case, it seems that the skull should be too long).
King Tutan and Ank hassena had two daughters, both premature: one with spina bifida and one born as a stillborn child. King Tutan himself died at the age of 19, probably from rod wounds, poisoning and gangrene, leaving no heir to Egypt. His wife later married a court insider named Ayi, who some believe was the one who murdered Tutan.
Seventh Habsburg
Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria-Hungary reigned for 68 years and was the third-longest-time monarch in Europe. His grandfather was Francis II, the last emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Franz insisted on marrying his own cousin, Elizabeth of Bavaria ("Princess Sissi"), whose family had a long history of mental illness.
Elizabeth was stabbed in the chest by an anarchist at the age of 60 and died shortly after. Their son, the heir, Prince Rudolf, falls in love with a 17-year-old baroness and commits suicide with his girlfriend, shocking the world; Emperor Joseph's nephew Franz Ferdinand then became heir apparent. Archduke Ferdinand and Archduchess Sophie were assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914, and this incident became the trigger for World War I.
Eighth place Brando family
Marlon Brando's mother suffered from alcohol dependence; His first wife, Anna Cashfie, was also plagued by drug and alcohol problems after giving birth to her son Christan; Christan, who was also a drug addict, shot the boyfriend of his half-sister Cheyenne and was sentenced to ten years in prison for intentional homicide, serving an actual six-year sentence. To prevent Cheyenne from testifying in christen' case, Brando sent her to Tahiti, where U.S. authorities were unable to deliver the summons. Just a year before Christan was released from prison, Cheyenne committed suicide there.
Ninth place (Spain) Borgia family
(Note: The Borgia family, a family of Hispanic Italian aristocrats, held power from the fifteenth to the early sixteenth centuries.) )
Rodrigo Borgia was inducted to the priesthood by his uncle Pope Carlitus III, who appointed him cardinal and deputy head of the church; Rodrigo later ascended to the papal throne and became Pope Alexander VI; He then appointed his illegitimate son Giovanni as Duke and Cardinal, and his illegitimate second son Caesar as Archbishop; Legend has it that the father of his daughter Luxia's first child was either Rodrigo or Caesar.
At a time when the secular regime in Rome was in corrupt poverty, the Holy See in the Vatican became a temporary center of power. Later, Giovanni died in an assassination, most likely by Caesar. When his father died, Caesar was exiled and imprisoned by the new pope, and soon died.
Tenth Place The Lee (Bruce Lee) family
One night, kung fu movie superstar Bruce Lee took a few pills when he felt a headache, but his allergic reaction to the drug made his brain swell, and he soon died of cerebral edema. At just 32 years old, he was on his way to becoming a superstar, and his classic kung fu film "Dragon Fight" that would have a profound impact will be released a month later. Twenty years later, the fate of his only son, Li Guohao, was even more mysterious and tragic than that of his father.
He was filming a scene in the film "The Crow", his role was about to be shot, the previous day the prop team accidentally loaded a real bullet into the chamber, the next day another prop team thought it was an empty gun, when the actor pulled the trigger, 28-year-old Li Guohao died on the spot. Like his father, he is about to become popular.