Analysis: How to read the emperor's appearance

As the supreme ruler of ancient society, the emperor was regarded as the most respected person in people's minds.
In physiognomy, there is a saying that people with the face of an emperor have the opportunity to become king when dynasties change.
So, what are the characteristics of the so-called imperial appearance? Let’s go to the Dream Interpreter website to check it out!

1. Big ears mean good fortune. Many people ignore the importance of fortune. Fortune is just a virtual expression. Its usual characteristics are mainly two aspects: one is to have help from others, and the other is to resolve crises and achieve great things. Without the support and help of many people, it is impossible to achieve anything.

Similarly, when encountering any event or situation, it is also very important to be able to make a big thing small and to gradually resolve all seemingly unfavorable factors rather than magnanimizing and aggravating the situation. Both are indispensable.

These two abilities are the so-called effects of blessing, which will make fewer people become your enemies and make more people love, respect and help you. Therefore, the ears are big, thick, have obvious earlobes, and are not susceptible to wind. There is no specific standard for big ears, but they should be relatively large in proportion and have thickness.

2. A general with high eyebrows has his success built on the bones of thousands of soldiers. Any monarch who is trying to expand the territory will have a murderous aura. In modern terms, it means being ruthless and courageous. Without such qualities, it is impossible to lead the army and dominate the world.

So when it comes to eyebrows, most of them are flying and upright, or particularly thick and dense. Not all emperors need to have such eyebrows, but those who lead a nation or a specific region from scratch will find it difficult to achieve success without such qualities.

3. The leadership desire that is full of spirit and courage can shock people from all directions. A person who is in a trance, dull and lifeless, yawning all the time, and indulging in excessive sexual activities, cannot be helped up even with the help of others, let alone be romantic for a while.

Only a person with a strong desire to lead and high energy can completely resolve the factors of instability on all sides and unify his subordinates. What is displayed must be the gleam in the eyes. That kind of majesty cannot be pretended, but is naturally formed from the constant experience and cultivation of storms.

Finally, as for the shape of the face, the shape of the nose, and the shape of the mouth, they are all incidental and auxiliary. It is not that every emperor must have the above three points, but without any of the basic conditions, he cannot become an emperor, unless he is born with these conditions. The portraits of emperors in history all have kind faces and benevolent brows, but these are nothing more than a show by the painters to please those in power.

According to historical records, Emperor Gaozu had a prominent nose, a dragon-like face, beautiful beard, and seventy-two hairs on his left thigh. It is said that Liu Bang had 72 red moles on his buttocks, which was one of his strange features. But such a strange appearance is hardly commensurate with the dignity of an emperor. What truly befits his status as the founding monarch is his sun-shaped, long-crowned appearance.

When Liu Bang was a village head in Sishui, the fortune teller Lu Gong looked at Liu Bang's appearance and said: I am good at fortune telling. I have seen many people, but none is as good as Ji (Liu Bang's courtesy name is Ji). I hope Ji will take care of himself. I have a daughter who is willing to be your concubine. Lu Gong's actions aroused opposition from his wife, who said: "You originally wanted to marry this girl to a noble man, why are you now promising her to Liu Ji?"

However, Lu Gong insisted that Liu Bang would become successful in the future and would become a nobleman. The noble man is the emperor, so he stopped his wife with one sentence: This is not something that women and girls can understand! . Lu Gong's words undoubtedly strengthened the ambition of Liu Bang, who was of humble status.

Lu Gong's daughter was named Lu Zhi, and she later became Empress Lu. After Lü Zhi married Liu Bang, she first worked as a peasant woman and gave birth to a son and a daughter. One time, an old father passed by a field and asked Mrs. Lü who was working in the field for water to drink. After Mrs. Lü gave him some water, the old father looked at his appearance and said: Madam, you are a noble person in the world. He then looked at the appearance of the two children beside her and said: The reason why you are noble is because of this man. These women are also noble.

After his father left, Liu Bang came to the field and caught up with the old man after hearing about this. The old man said: My wife and sons all think that you are so noble that it is beyond words. Liu Bang thanked him repeatedly and said: "The city is just as my father said, I will never forget your kindness." The two fortune-telling activities gave Liu Bang great confidence and also increased Lu Zhi's ambition to rule the world.

So, what exactly did Liu Bang look like that made Lu Gong willing to marry his daughter, whom he thought should be the queen, to Liu Bang, a guy who was almost a rogue? Certainly not the seventy-two red moles on his thighs, because those are invisible. And that is not enough to be king.

The only thing that could make him so precious is, of course, his prominent nose and dragon-like face. The so-called prominent nose and dragon-like face are qualities that belong to an emperor. A prominent nose refers to a full nose with a large nose tip and a straight nose bridge, preferably straight up to the forehead, with no depression in the bridge of the nose between the eyes. This kind of nose is called Fuxi nose in physiognomy. The Lord is very noble.

The so-called dragon face, "yan" of course refers to the head, and "longyan" means the dragon head. What is the dragon head? Let’s look at the Dragon King. His forehead is square, not round. And there is a raised bone in the forehead, which is called the ulna. It is said that only when the dragon’s ulna grows well can it summon the wind and rain, ride on the clouds and mist, and hide itself.

Most people’s foreheads are round, not square. A square forehead is more valuable. The founding emperor is the so-called true dragon emperor, so his head and face are naturally different from those of ordinary people. Not only is his forehead square, but there is also a square protruding bone on the forehead.

It is like the skull of the Dragon King, which is called Fuxi bone or sun horn in physiognomy. The squarer and larger the bone is, the more valuable it is. The round one is inferior. This is the so-called Sun-Horn Dragon-Face, a product for emperors. Many founding emperors had this appearance.

Liu Bang was like this, and Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu also had this appearance. According to historical records, Emperor Guangwu of Han was seven feet and three inches tall, with beautiful eyebrows, a big mouth, a prominent nose, and a shape like the horns of the sun. This was his destiny.

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