Since ancient times, China has been a country that pays great attention to "taboos", especially in terms of words and discourses, many of which cannot be said directly, such as the ancients' taboos about big and small urination, and there are often sayings such as "out of congratulations" or "untie hands" to describe. The Book of Rites and Rites records that "the Son of Heaven died and collapsed, and the princes died, the princes were killed, the doctors were killed, the scholars were not Lu, and the Shu people died." "Inappropriate use of words is likely to be in jail, and it is more forward-looking when it comes to taking names."
In traditional Chinese thought, if the name is too sharp and high-profile, and its own blessings cannot be suppressed, it is easy to attract misfortune, so in ancient times, parents often gave some more "grounded" names in order to let their children grow up healthily, such as "hi", or "strong" and the like.
In ancient times, there was a word, which can be called the most taboo word to take a name, and only 3 people dared to use it in 2000 years, and this word is the king word. First of all, we know that "king" is a symbol of ancient power, generally a title for official positions, who dares to use it fraudulently? Moreover, the connotation of the wang character is also too domineering, and the three horizontals represent heaven, earth and people, and the middle one runs through it vertically. It means that "heaven, earth, and man" must be disciplined by the "king", and let's see who in ancient times used this word as their name.
King Luobin
Luo Bin Wang was born in 619, is one of the "Four Masters of the Early Tang Dynasty", although he was born poor, but he was famous as a teenager, he could write poetry at the age of seven, and was named "Prodigy" to get the title. The "Wing Goose" that we learned in the textbook when we were young was written by Luo Binwang when he was seven years old. When Luo Bingwang was young, his life was turbulent and displaced, and he once lived in Boshan and later moved to Yanzhou's Flawed Qiu County. Spent his early years in poverty.
It is said that gold will shine everywhere, and King Luo Bin, because he was influenced by Li Yuanqing, the King of Dao, began his own career path, and Yi Feng was transferred to the master book of martial arts and the master book of Chang'an in the third year (678). Originally, there was a good future for rectification, but because he repeatedly wrote to satirize Wu Zetian, he was offended and imprisoned. After being released, he still did not change his heart, and when Xu Jingye raised his army, Luo Binwang also wrote a "letter of asking for thieves" to scold Wu Zetian's ancestors up and down, and after Xu Jingye's army failed, Luo Binwang's whereabouts were also unknown.
Feng Ye Wang
Feng Yewang was the son of the left general Guanglu Xun Fengshi. As a teenager, he was erudite and talented, and because of his officialdom, he was appointed as the crown prince at a very young age. When he was eighteen years old, he wrote to Emperor Xuan of Han proposing that he hoped to try to be the commander of Chang'an County. At the age of eighteen, he wanted to be a local parent official, which was naturally rejected, but soon after Feng Yewang relied on his own merits to become a Dangyang County Order by not taking the back door, and was later promoted to The Commander of Yanyang County. During the reign of Emperor Yuan of Han, he was promoted to the post of Taishou of Longxi Commandery (龍西郡太守), and because of his outstanding political achievements, he entered the dynasty as Zuo Fengyi. The highest achieved the Great Hongxu, but because of the exclusion of Sima Wang Feng, he was deposed from his official position, and finally died at home.
Gu Ye Wang
King Gu Ye was born later than King Feng Ye and was an official during the Liang Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty. His original name was Gu Tilun, because he admired Feng Yewang, he renamed himself Gu Ye Wang, but presumably with Feng Ye Wang, Gu Ye Wang could better cover this name. He himself was born in the Wu clan. After entering the career path, he was able to learn significantly, and moved to Huangmen Waiter and Guangluqing. In the second year of Germany, he was also given the title of General of the Right Guard. He is also a well-known literary hermenist and historian.