4 unparalleled geniuses in Chinese history
In ancient times, there were many outstanding magicians, or incomparable geniuses. They can not only calculate the perfect plan, but also master astrology, fortune telling and the future. Those are the geniuses that cannot be underestimated, who can decide the fate of a monarch.
Here are the top 4 geniuses, hidden behind the fate problems for both the gods and children that not everyone knows:
1. Vien Thien Cang
In the Tang Dynasty, when it came to the talent of sowing hexagrams of prophecy, it was impossible not to mention Vien Thien Cang. He was the national teacher of the Tang dynasty, a famous generalist, astronomer, and meteorologist, able to see signs and predict sand hung extremely effectively.
He and Li Chunfeng wrote Cui Beitu, a famous ancient Chinese prophetic book, compiled into a book in the early years of the Tang Dynasty.
Each picture is accompanied by “written thunder” and “written chant” in poetry, predicting from the Tang dynasty to the present and into the future, about the great events arising through the Chinese dynasties. When comparing the events predicted in Cui Bei Tu with those that have already occurred, people find amazing accuracy!
The most remarkable thing is that Vien Thien Cang has calculated the fate of Vo Tac Thien. When Vo Tac Thien was a child, Vien Thien Cang immediately felt that she had a king. However, Vo Tac Thien’s mother thought that Vien Thien Cang was ambiguous, only later surprised with the truth. Wu Zetian was favored by Li Tri, eventually becoming the first recognized female Emperor in Chinese history.
2. Khuong Tu Nha
Prime Minister Khuong Tu Nha of the Zhou Dynasty was extremely famous. His life is equally legendary. Before he was 70 years old, no one knew about him, even his wife looked down on him.
But after the age of 70, Khuong Tu Nha slowly won the respect of the whole world at that time. Khuong Tu Nha lived to 139 years old – an extremely rare age in ancient times. He supported Chu Vu Vuong Co Phat to conquer the world, serving as a mandarin under four emperors.
3. Quach Gia
Quach Gia was a famous scholar of the Three Kingdoms period, nicknamed “Gui Tai”. His ability is not inferior to Zhuge Liang.
In the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao fought Yuan Shao. Many people hold a pessimistic attitude, not much support for this war. But only Guo Jia encouraged Cao Cao, and eventually won a great victory.
Later, during his trip to the North to conquer O Hoan, Quach Gia fell ill and nearly died. Cao Cao mournfully shed tears. Before closing his eyes, he foresaw the prospect of Sima Yi rebelling after years of patience under Cao Wei. Quach Gia did not have the opportunity to fight with Zhuge Liang, this is a huge regret of the Three Kingdoms period.
Zhuge Liang has a mind that understands the world, but has no strength in fortune telling and predicting the future, so he is not classified as a genius.
4. Demon Coc Tu
Gu Zi is a myth from the Warring States period. He lived in seclusion, no one knew where he was. But the talent of Devil Coc Tu is not known to anyone. He possessed erudition, profound knowledge of the Army, Confucianism and other academic schools.
Gui Guzi’s military ideology influenced the Warring States era. He was a pioneer in divination and hexagrams, nicknamed “Saint’s Way”, leaving many lessons in the art of seeing people and inner insight skills for posterity.
(Source: Sohu)
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