The person who told Bo Ji’s fortune was Xu Fu.
Xu Fu, a historical figure during the Qin and Han Dynasties, was a native of Wenxian County, Hanoi, and a female fortune-teller. She was named the Marquis of Mingnu Pavilion by Liu Bang, Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty. Famous for predicting the fate of Bo Ji and Zhou Yafu. Xu Fu is a native of Wen County, Hanoi. At the invitation of Wei Lao, he read the fortune of Wei Lao's daughter Bo Ji (then Mrs. Bao, King of Wei) and predicted that Bo Ji would give birth to the emperor. Later, Bo Ji became Liu Bang's concubine and gave birth to his son Liu Heng, who became Emperor Wen of Han.
After Liu Bang founded the country, he granted Xu Fu the title of Marquis of Mingfeting. During the reign of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, Zhou Yafu, the son of Zhou Bo, served as the governor of Hanoi and asked Xu Negi to read the prime minister. Xu Negi predicted that he would become a marquis in three years, that he would become a general and prime minister in eight years, and that he would starve to death in nine years. Zhou Yafu didn't believe it and refuted his statement. Xu Negation pointed at Zhou Yafu's mouth and said, "If you follow the rules and enter the mouth, this is the way to starve to death!" It turned out to be true later.
Introduction to Bo Ji’s main achievements
After the advent of Taoist thought, it had an impact on philosophy, politics, health, thinking, etc. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne as a weak vassal king. When he first ascended the throne, he "frequently trembled and trembled, fearing that things would not end." Huang Laoxue's characteristics of "being humble and self-reliant" and "defeating the strong with the weak" were suitable for him. This characteristic is regarded as "the art of the southern emperor".
After the death of Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, the political power fell into the hands of his wife Lu Pheasant. She wanted to transfer the throne to her natal family, so she went on a killing spree and killed almost all of Liu Bang's sons except for her youngest son Liu Bang. Heng survived. This is not because Lu Fei was soft-hearted and spared his life, but because Liu Heng and his mother's "no desire and no fight" attitude saved their own lives.
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