Prophecy refers to people's judgment of future things, in the entire history of China, there have been countless able people to make judgments about the world thousands of years later, and there are famous "four prophecies" in Chinese history, and what is surprising is that these four prophecies have all come true, and history has proved that it is not bad at all.
Fourth: The "Push back map" predicts that Cixi will flee to the west and the Eight-Nation Alliance will invade China
"Pushing Back Map" can be called a prophetic book in Chinese history, "Push Back Map" was written by the famous Taoist monks Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang in the Tang Dynasty. There are sixty images in the book, accompanied by proverbs and poems to predict the course of Chinese history.
What is surprising is that in the 36 elephants in the "Push back map", the history of Cixi's flight to the west and the invasion of China by the Eight-Nation Alliance is predicted. The proverb of the 36 elephants is "Qianqian woman, bare-handed enemies, regardless of blessings and misfortunes, lights cover the sun", which means that Cixi used the Boxers to defend against the great powers, and "bare hands" refers to the use of fists, that is, the Boxers, and the original name of the Boxers was "Boxer Fist".
Cixi's use of the Boxer Rebellion was an act of no distinction between good and bad, which led to the invasion of China by the Eight-Nation Alliance, and the entire land of China was illuminated.
In the poem, "Mother and son, in no particular order, look west to Chang'an and enter the temple", and it is pointed out that Cixi fled to Xi'an with the Guangxu Emperor during the Eight-Nation Alliance's invasion of China.
Three: The Plum Blossom Poem predicts the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty
"Plum Blossom Poems" is ten prophetic poems written by the Northern Song Dynasty Yi scholar Shao Yong, and in the second poem of Meihua Poems, the Northern Song Dynasty man Shao Yong predicts the future demise of the Southern Song Dynasty regime and the collapse of the entire Zhao regime.
The second song is like this: Hushan has a dream that is not at all, goodbye Cloud Dragon flying north. For three hundred years, one day, the long sky and clear water sighed. "Hushan" refers to the area around the West Lake, which means that the Zhao regime retreated to the southern region, but lived a life of drunkenness and gold fans. "Yunlong flying north" means that the dragon qi is in the north, and the northern regime will unify the south in the future.
The last two sentences guide the Song regime to die after 300 years, and finally Lu Xiufu, the last prime minister of the Southern Song Dynasty, led the young emperor to drown in the long sky and clear water, leaving only a sigh, and the Zhao regime was completely overthrown.
Second: "The Song of Burning Cakes" predicts that Zhu Di will usurp the throne and ascend the throne.
"Song of Burning Cake" is the famous military master of the Ming Dynasty Liu Bowen composed, "Burning Cake Song" in the form of Liu Bowen and Zhu Yuanzhang dialogue to predict the history of more than 1,000 years from the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, but the "Song of Burning Cake" predicts the history of the Ming Dynasty is the most classic, but also widely circulated.
Liu Bowen once said to Zhu Yuanzhang in "The Song of Burning Cakes": Although the capital is strict and solid, it seems to be safe, but I am afraid that swallows will fly. Here Liu Bowen alluded to Zhu Yuanzhang that Zhu Di, the King of Yan, was extremely ambitious. Liu Bowen also chanted a poem saying: This city is full of personal conquest, and the mountains and rivers of a courtyard are yongleping. Liu Bowen even predicted that Zhu Di would personally raise an army and usurp the throne successfully, and set the name of the country "Yongle".
Soon after Zhu Yuanzhang's death, Zhu Di, the King of Yan, raised an army from Beijing, broke through the bamboo all the way, and finally attacked Jinling, and Zhu Yunjiao's whereabouts were unknown.
I: Cao Zhi predicted in the Seven Steps Poem that the Sima family had usurped the power of the Cao clan
"Boiled beans burn beans, beans cry in the kettle". Cao Zhi's "Seven Steps Poem" is already familiar to us, and many people previously thought that this poem expressed Cao Zhi's dissatisfaction with Cao Pi's struggle for power and the murder of his brothers. But, on closer reading, there is a deeper truth.
Cao Zhi compared himself and Cao Pi to beans and beans respectively, but beans and beans did not achieve good results in the end, the beans were cooked in the pot, and the beans were burned out, Cao Zhi actually wanted to use the "Seven Steps Poem" to warn Cao Pi, not to kill brothers, so as not to take advantage of the opportunity to take power. Cao Pi's most trusted minister at that time was Sima Yi, and Cao Zhi's direction was self-evident.
Cao Pi eventually succeeded in ascending the throne, but also brought Sima Yi to the peak of Northern Wei's power, and then Sima Yi's son Sima Zhao was even more unstoppable in Northern Wei, influencing the Northern Wei emperor's power to kill and die, and by the time of Sima Yan, Sima Yan directly subverted the Northern Wei regime and established the Western Jin Dynasty. And Cao Zhi's most worried scene in the "Seven Steps Poem" appeared.
These four prophecies in Chinese history have actually been realized one by one, not bad bit by bit, and we have to admire the wisdom of the ancients.