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The strange laws of the Song Dynasty. On average, children are lost every three generations. I think it's possible that it's because.

His descendants fought for imperial power, well, the political struggle was too fierce, so that many princes and grandsons died, wounded, killed, killed, and killed, and could only be passed on to younger brothers or uncles. It is also possible that this was the fate of the Song Dynasty.

A very strange law in the Song Dynasty was that the average number of children and grandchildren was cut off every three generations, I don't think this is realistic, there were generally many children and grandchildren in the past.

This is certainly not universal, probably because the emperor does not want these dignitaries to have that long. Heritage.

Because they don't pay too much attention to inheritance, and they have too many wives, and there are many conflicts.

I don't think this is possible, because in the Song Dynasty, their folk customs were also very open, polygamy was allowed, and most of them still had a lot of descendants.

I think it's a coincidence, not intentional, just seen by some people.

It is certainly not universal, otherwise how could there be our current Chinese, I think it is a few of them who are dignitaries and nobles.

Song Huizong is a learned person, but he is really not suitable to be the emperor, the Northern Song Dynasty was lost in his hands, but Song Huizong has many children under his knees, one of his sons escaped the disaster and became Song Gaozong, but it is a pity that he did not inherit his father's excellent genes, and there is no son under his knees, so in desperation, he adopted a son, this person is Song Xiaozong,After two generations to the throne of Song Lizong, there was a situation of breaking the dynasty, so he had to find an heir again, so Song Duzong ascended the throne, and at this time it was not far from the complete destruction of the Song Dynasty.

This is not difficult to understand, if there is only one son in three consecutive generations, the probability of breaking the generation is indeed very high: because it is not easy for each generation to maintain physical and mental health, and there must be no accidents, and even if you get married and have a boy or a girl, there is only a 50% chance, so if the second generation has only one son, then this son should give birth to two or more sons as much as possible, otherwise it will be broken.

The royal family of the Song Dynasty and these emperors will not be passed on every three generations, because they either cannot give birth to children, or the children die early, and can only be passed on to the royal family of the side branches. People say that it is the retribution caused by Zhao Guangyi killing Zhao Kuangyin's child.

A very strange law in the Song Dynasty was that on average, children would be cut off every three generations, because of the fertility problems of the people in the Song Dynasty at that time, or some internal dark systems of officials at that time.

It's all just a coincidence. There is no such thing as a strange pattern. These are all very normal things. It's just some accident, and there is no scientific basis at all.

The Song Dynasty is also very mysterious, from Zhao Kuangyin's Chen Qiao mutiny to Lu Xiufu's jumping into the sea with the little emperor on his back. The historical deeds that have been performed for us over the past few hundred years are really wonderful. But the emperor of the Song Dynasty always cut off his heirs, and no one knows how this strange phenomenon happened, so we might as well make a bold guess about how these things happened inexplicably?

Is it really because of a strange phenomenon?

Speaking of this Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty, Zhao Boss, is also very interesting. After he ascended the throne, he pursued four emperors in a row. They are Song Shengzu, Song Xizu, Song Shunzu, Song Yizu, and Song Xuanzu.

I don't know what these four people have to do with him, maybe they are all his ancestors, but he just chased these four people alive.

If you follow some weird statements, maybe these people who Zhao Kuangyin is chasing will give the answer, we look at ancient times, and there is no one like him who goes around chasing his ancestors! In some metaphysical sayings, this kind of indiscriminate pursuit will affect the children and grandchildren below! Not to mention these non-existent gossips, let's go and see how Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty, passed the throne to his younger brother.

The death of Song Taizu and the accession to the throne of Song Taizong left an eternal mystery such as "candle shadow axe" for future generations. There are three different, or even fundamentally opposite, views on this kind of mystery case in the academic circles: first, Song Taizu was either assassinated or died suddenly due to sudden illness, so he did not leave an edict to Song Taizong; Second, when Song Taizong ascended the throne, there was no "any edict" to announce, not even a "fabricated" or even "made up afterwards" Taizu's edict;

Third, it is precisely because Song Taizu did not leave an edict of succession, and Taizong did not have time or inconvenience to fabricate Taizu's edict in the future, so the official "Record", "National History" and "Long Edition", "History of the Song Dynasty" and other books "do not see" Taizu's edict. Regarding Zhao Kuangyin's death, "Xiangshan Yelu" has the saying that "candle shadow axe" is popular in the world, which refers to a mysterious case that occurred between the violent death of Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty, and the accession of Zhao Guangyi of Taizong of the Song Dynasty. Because Zhao Kuangyin did not pass the throne to his son according to traditional customs, but passed it to his younger brother Zhao Guangyi, later generations suspected Zhao Guangyi's ** brother and usurped the throne.

After reading these, we will inevitably have some signs of why the rulers of the Song Dynasty often died out! Song Taizong later experienced Song Zhenzong and Song Renzong. When he arrived at Song Taizong's grandson, Song Renzong began to find people from other royal families to succeed to the throne, and then to Song Yingzong, Song Yingzong belonged to the untimely death of Song Shenzong, and then Song Zhezong found that Song Zhezong died young, and died in his 20s, and the child went earlier than him.

had to find Song Huizong, and when his son Zhao Gou of the Southern Song Dynasty began to die again! Then he began to look for a successor from the Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin clan, and after three generations, strange heirs began to appear. In fact, this phenomenon may be the number of days, or it may be the number of fate.

The emperor's treatment and medical level will definitely not be bad, so you can't blame the medical treatment!

The rulers of the Song Dynasty died every 3 generations on average, which may be a coincidence, mainly because of the Song Dynasty, when medicine was not developed and the living environment was poor.

I think it's just a coincidence. Starting from Song Renzong, every 3 generations, to Song Gaozong became extinct, and then 2 generations to Song Ningzong and then extinct, and then two consecutive generations (Ningzong, Lizong) extinction.

A large part of the factors are caused by factors such as the internal struggle of the court, either the emperor is set up as a puppet, or the struggle of various forces within the court is fierce.

Because it may be that the ancient medical technology was not very developed at that time, and it was impossible to detect these hidden diseases of people. There is also the influence of the living environment, natural factors, human factors and so on.

From the current point of view, it is very likely that it was a coincidence created by man at that time, and the extinction of the heir every three generations is not a reason, but this phenomenon did occur in history, and it is very likely to be man-made.

Zhao Kuangyin's throne was not opened properly, causing his younger brother to seize his throne and his descendants to suffer.

Song Taizong killed his brother and did not pass on the throne to his nephew, resulting in retribution for future generations.

It should be a coincidence, and the emperor's lifespan at that time was not long, and medicine was not as developed as modern as it was, and it was not easy to cure a hidden disease.

In ancient times, when medical skills were not developed at that time, this may be a coincidence, there is no law, and the living environment of people at that time was also very poor.

The emperors of the Song Dynasty would have no heirs every few generations, that is, they could not find an heir, and they had to choose close relatives from the imperial family as adopted sons, and finally inherit the throne.

The emergence of this law must be related to the palace fighting in the palace, which is the result of the cruel struggle of the palace, so there will be an average of extinction every three generations.

Because the kings of the Song Dynasty lived very irregularly and were very lustful, their natural lifespan was short, and their weak bodies affected the next generation. Moreover, the Song Dynasty emphasized literature and martial arts, and the kings preferred literature and did not like physical exercise.

Because the emperor of the Song Dynasty did not end well, and there were too many people who interfered in politics.

The result of the brutal struggle of the court ......

Genetic disease, or harem problem, it depends on the research of historians, otherwise everything is a false speculation.

Some changed their names and surnames and hid among the people to avoid being driven out and exterminated, and people just didn't know about it.