Not long ago, in the TV series "Daming Fenghua", Zhu Yuanzhang's "pig loin face" image caused many netizens to denounce it, believing that this TV series scandalized Zhu Yuanzhang, and pointed out that the "pig loin face" portrait of Zhu Yuanzhang circulated in ancient times was actually caused by the ugliness of the Manchu Qing. This statement is not true. Because of the concept of the ancients, the image of the emperor is different from ordinary people. Zhu Yuanzhang's "pig loin" face portrait was regarded as "gifted" in ancient times. In ancient China, the most famous "heterogeneity" was called "heavy pupil".
The so-called "double pupil" refers to two pupils in one eye - modern medicine believes that the essence of "double pupils" is actually due to pupillary aberrations, which is a physiological defect. Historically, though, there have been eight historical celebrities who have had this flaw. The first is Cangjie in ancient times. Legend has it that Chinese characters were made by Cangjie, so Cangjie is regarded by Confucianism as one of the most important sages. However, modern scholars believe that Cangjie is a virtual character, and the legend of Cangjie's "double pupils" is a kind of worship psychological refraction of Cangjie by later Confucians.
The second was Emperor Shun. The Chronicle of History records that Emperor Shun also had "double pupils". This concept is also mentioned in the Ming Dynasty novel "Awakening to the World", which shows that this concept has not changed for thousands of years, and the third is the Jin Wengong in the Spring and Autumn Period. The "Records of History" records that jin Wengong had "double pupils" at the same time, and there was more bone than ordinary people. During the exile of Duke Wen of Jin, the monarch of the State of Cao teased the "double pupils" of Duke Wen of Jin and went into exile everywhere, which eventually led to the Cao State attracting a crusade from duke Wen of Jin many years later.
The fourth was Xiang Yu, the King of Chu. Sima Qian also sighed at the end of "Xiang Yu Benji": Xiang Yu has the "double pupils" like Emperor Shun, or he cannot avoid defeat, which is a pity. The fifth is Lü Guang, the later Liang monarch during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, Lü Guang established Hou Liang in the chaotic world, and although Hou Liang's territory was barren and his influence was limited, it was not easy to divide one side in the chaotic world. The sixth was Gao Yang, emperor of Northern Qi. Gao Yang was a figure similar to Sima Yan of the Western Jin Dynasty, born to have a foundation on the basis of his father and brother,
Then a dynasty was created on this basis – it was possible to enjoy it without effort, and this happiness index was the highest. The seventh was the Sui Dynasty general Yu Juluo. The status of this benevolent brother was much worse than that of the previous ones. The last one is the great talent Li Hou Lord. Li Hou's main poetry and song are all grandmaster-level figures, but they will not become emperors. The Southern Tang Dynasty was the third largest power in The land of China at that time, and its national strength was second only to the Song Dynasty and the Great Liao, but the Song Dynasty's crusade against the Great Liao was a broken army, and the destruction of the Southern Tang was overwhelming, and the reason was due to the inability of Li Hou to govern the country.
So, why are people with "double pupils" big people? In fact, this is a misjudgment. Just like the poisonous chicken soup in modern society advocates a primary school diploma as a boss. There are very few groups of primary school diplomas who can be bosses, so they have attracted attention, and among the thousands of emperors and generals throughout the ages, only these eight have "double pupils", and the pupils of the vast majority of the rest are normal. Therefore, there is no causal relationship between the "double pupil" and the emperor will be phased. However, the talent can use this as a calling force to help you achieve a great cause, which is a favorable side.