Is it true that you can rule the world by stepping on seven stars?

The Big Dipper has a very important position in our traditional culture and is used in all aspects of knowledge.
In the physiognomy of moles, there is a saying that there are seven stars on the soles of the feet. It refers to the mole physiognomy of having seven moles on the soles of the feet. It is said that this person has the talent to rule.
So, is it true that if you have seven stars under your feet, you can rule the world? Let’s go to the fortune-telling website and take a look!

There are seven moles on the sole of the foot, which is called "Seven Stars under the Feet" in physiognomy. As the saying goes, "If you step on one star, you can command a thousand soldiers." "If you step on seven stars, you will be in charge of all the soldiers in the world and you are born to be an emperor." The real emperor's fate of "stepping on seven stars" is not as simple as having seven moles on the soles of the feet, but also requires that these seven moles are arranged in the shape of "Big Dipper", which means that Ziwei Emperor has come down to earth!

In physiognomy, it is said that people with seven stars on their feet (that is, seven moles on the soles of their feet) are "in charge of all the soldiers in the world and are born to be emperors." Legend has it that Liu Bang, the first emperor of the Han Dynasty, was the one with seven stars on his feet. It is said that standing on three stars is also the destiny of the stars.

The fate of an emperor with seven moles on the feet: As the saying goes "If you have seven moles on the feet, you can command all the soldiers in the world", seven moles on the feet represent the true dragon emperor. The true fate of an emperor with seven moles on the feet is not as simple as having seven moles on the soles of the feet, but also that the seven moles must be arranged in the shape of "Big Dipper".

Taoism calls the Big Dipper the Seven Stars of the Northern Dipper, which are located in the seven palaces of the Northern Dipper, namely: the Star God of Tanlang in Tianshu Palace, the Star God of Jumen in Tianxuan Palace, the Star God of Lucun in Tianji Palace, the Star God of Wenqu in Tianquan Palace, the Star God of Lianzhen in Yuheng Palace, the Star God of Wuqu in Kaiyang Palace, and the Star God of Pojun in Yaoguang Palace.

Interpretation of moles on the soles of feet: Stepping on a star is the star of heaven and the star of fortune. If you step on two stars, it is a star of disaster and you will have no life. If you step on three stars, it is destiny. If you step on four stars, you will be mediocre. If you step on five stars, you can turn beans into soldiers, which means you will have the fate of cultivating Taoism. If you step on six stars, you will have the fate of a beggar like a roadside stone. If you step on seven stars, you can lead millions of soldiers, which means you will be an emperor.

Celebrities with seven stars
1. Zhu Yuanzhang Zhu Yuanzhang's uncle served as a captain in the Yuan Dynasty. When Zhu Yuanzhang was a child, he worked as a boy at his uncle’s house. One day, when he was washing his uncle’s feet, he saw a black mole on the sole of his foot and asked curiously: "What is the purpose of a mole on the sole of the foot?" His uncle said proudly: "If you step on a star, you can command thousands of horses and troops!" He was a thousand-man commander, so this statement was true. But Zhu Yuanzhang had seven moles on the soles of his feet, so he blurted out: "Then I have seven moles on the soles of my feet, and I am stepping on seven stars, which means I can bring peace to the world."

2. Legend has it that Nurhaci stepped on the seven stars. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, when Nurhaci was young, he served in the mansion of General Li of Liaodong of the Ming Dynasty. One night, when serving General Li a foot wash, he mentioned the three red hemorrhoids under the general's feet. The general said, if I step on three stars, I will be the general. If I step on seven stars, I will own the imperial court.

Nurhaci said, I am standing on the seven stars, am I not serving you? The speaker may not mean it, but the listener may take it seriously. The general then wanted to capture Nurhaci and bring him to Beijing to claim the reward. Unexpectedly, the news was leaked by the general's concubine. Nurhaci hurriedly rode on his big blue horse and took his big yellow dog to escape from the general's mansion overnight. When the general discovered this, he immediately sent people to chase after him.

After daybreak, the big blue horse, which had been running all night, finally became exhausted and died in the reeds. Nurhaci said with deep sorrow that if he gained the world in the future, he would never forget "Daqing" (which later established the "Qing Dynasty"), and then he fainted.

3. The book of physiognomy says that Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, Liu Bang, had seven stars under his feet: “Having seven stars under your feet means you will have power and authority, be extremely wealthy, and be destined to be an emperor.” It is said that having three stars under one's feet is a sign of the stars; Zhuge Liang, the Marquis of Wu, had six stars under his feet, and although he came from a humble background, he was still able to become a high-ranking official; it is said that Liu Bang, the first emperor of the Han Dynasty, had seven black moles on the soles of his feet, hence the saying "having seven stars under his feet".

When Liu Bang was sure of victory in the Chu-Han War, fortune tellers did their best to flatter him. It was said that Liu Bang was "standing on seven stars and surrounded by other stars, facing the south as a Han soldier", and that he would become an emperor in the future. But in the end, historical facts proved that Liu Bang did become the emperor.