Three "mysterious" coincidences in history make people have to believe that the world may be a reincarnation
In the long course of history, people often find some magical coincidences, as if certain historical events occurred at different times, and this similarity is surprising. However, in general, it is believed that this similarity is only a fortuitous coincidence, and that history does not simply repeat itself, but is influenced by numerous variables and complex factors that cannot be simply ** or imitated.
China has a long history of 5,000 years, and many amazing and strange events have emerged in the course of this long history.
The experts' research has uncovered three amazing historical coincidences that occurred at different times, with very high similarities, and it seems that certain historical scenes are repeated repeatedly.
These three coincidental events raise the question of whether there is some mechanism of world reincarnation
So, what exactly are these three historical coincidences?How similar are they?Let's dive into these incredible historical coincidences.
In the distant past, two remarkable dynasties were played out on the land of China, the Qin Dynasty and the Sui Dynasty. Although they are separated by almost eight centuries, their fates seem strangely similar.
Qin Shi Huang, known as the "Emperor of the Ages", unified the six kingdoms and created the first unified dynasty in Chinese history. He promoted the unification of writing, weights and measures, rails, etc., built the Great Wall, resisted the invasion of the Xiongnu, and brought peace and prosperity to the people of the Qin Dynasty.
However, this great emperor also forged a cruel history. He burned books, imposed harsh criminal laws, and showed no mercy to disobedient ministers. During the construction of the Afang Palace, he amassed wealth and pressed the people and constantly squeezed their labor. He indulged in the pursuit of immortality, ruthlessly plundered resources, and eventually came to the end of his life due to excessive pursuit.
After the death of Qin Shi Huang, his son Qin II Hu Hai succeeded to the throne, but a shocking tragedy unfolded. In order to retain supreme power, Hu Hai ruthlessly ** his descendants and brought a prosperous dynasty to its demise, and the Qin Dynasty only existed for 15 years.
This story is exactly the same as the fate of the Sui Dynasty. The efforts and struggles of Emperor Wen of Sui founded the Sui Dynasty, unified the situation of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and created a prosperous era of great unification. The Sui Dynasty flourished under the rule of Emperor Wen of Sui and was known as the "Reign of the Emperor".
After Yang Guang succeeded to the throne of Emperor Wen of Sui, he did not focus on governing the country, but indulged in pleasure and ignored the major policies of the country. His inaction sparked resentment, and his subordinates turned their backs on him and even plotted a rebellion. In order to consolidate his rule, Yang Guang brutally purged dissidents, including even his relatives, leading to the rapid collapse of the Sui dynasty, which became a dynasty that lasted only 37 years in history.
Although the two dynasties are separated by nearly 800 years, they are strikingly repeating similar tragedies, which makes people wonder: does history really have the law of reincarnation?
In ancient China, there seemed to be a mysterious force closely linked to the number seven that determined the fate of dynasties rising and falling.
Zhao Kuangyin, an outstanding general, never imagined that he would ascend to the throne. However, one day, the ministers forced him to wear a yellow robe and become the emperor of the Song Dynasty. Even more surprising was the fact that he seized the throne in the hands of a seven-year-old child.
Zhao Kuangyin was once Chai Rong's confidant, and he has always followed him to complete the great cause of dominating the world. However, Chai Rong died unexpectedly after failing to fulfill his ambition. On his deathbed, Chai Rong entrusted his last wish to Zhao Kuangyin, hoping that he could take care of his young son Chai Zong, and expected him to assist Chai Zong.
Chai Rong's death allowed the young Chai Zong to inherit the throne. However, the ministers decided that Chai Zong could not effectively govern the country, so they elected Zhao Kuangyin as the leader of the imperial court. In less than half a year, Chai Zong signed the Zen Concession and passed the throne to Zhao Kuangyin.
Although Zhao Kuangyin did not aspire to take power, he bravely assumed the responsibility of the country out of response to the expectations of the people. Zhao Kuangyin, with the help of his ministers and supporters, founded the Great Song Dynasty, which quickly prospered under his leadership.
However, fate always seems to be full of coincidences. The reason why Zhao Kuangyin was able to create the Great Song Dynasty was precisely because the 7-year-old Chai Zong was unable to effectively govern the country. However, just as the Song Dynasty was prospering, a 7-year-old child was once again a victim of fate.
Zhao was only seven years old when he ascended the throne. At the same time, the Yuan army began to wreak havoc on various countries, and the Song Dynasty could not escape this catastrophe. Under the powerful offensive of the Yuan army, the soldiers of the Song Dynasty were extremely heavy, and the land was lost one after another. In order not to become a prisoner of the enemy, a prime minister jumped off the cliff with Zhao Yu.
As a result, the Song Dynasty disappeared from the stage of history.
This wonderful coincidence makes one wonder whether the number seven carries a mysterious power that determines the fate of the dynasty, and the success and fall seem to be in this number.
In the ancient Han Dynasty, there was a mysterious legend about Liu Bang and a giant python, which was not only widely praised among the people, but also found in Sima Qian's "Historical Records".
Liu Bang was just an unknown grass farmer at the time, but he was ambitious. He lived in the era of Qin Dynasty II, an era of tyrannical rule. However, Liu Bang did not rest on his laurels, and with the determination to resist, he led the peasant uprising against the Qin Dynasty.
Qin Dynasty II, an emperor who indulged in pleasure, was not good at military affairs, so Liu Bang easily seized the rule of the Qin Dynasty. However, in the process of fighting against the Qin Dynasty, Liu Bang had a peculiar dream that he could not forget.
Liu Bang faced a huge python in his dream, the snake was extremely vicious, but Liu Bang was not afraid, brandished the big knife in his hand, and decided to kill the python. But the python warned Liu Bang not to harm him, saying, "If you kill me, someone will usurp your throne in the dynasty you have established." ”
Liu Bang turned a deaf ear to the python's advice and cut the python in two without hesitation.
As time passed, the warnings in the dream seemed to turn into prophecies. Liu Bang successfully founded the Han Dynasty and became the founding emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. However, a few years later, the Han Dynasty was overthrown by a man named Wang Mang, and the Han Dynasty was the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Western Han Dynasty, which was like a dream scene.
This magical similarity provokes people to think deeply about whether history is cyclical. The fate of the Han Dynasty seems to be closely related to the big python cut off by Liu Bang, which together outlines a peculiar historical picture.