In ancient times, what kind of fate would unfilial people end?

The sin of unfilial piety was very serious in ancient times, yes"Heinous"The punishment for one of these crimes is different in each dynasty in our country. For example, "Kong Rong."

Kong Rong, the protagonist of "Let Pear", was ruined in the end because of this crime of unfilial piety.

For example, in the Han Dynasty, there was only one punishment for disobedience to parents, that is, the death penalty, but before death, the criminal would not die happily, but pulled the unfilial person to the downtown area to show the public, and then killed him.

In ancient times, the general emperor would place great emphasis on filial piety, and if he knew which of the people was not filial, he would order the beheading, and it would also affect his next generation not to be an official.

Unfilial piety will be sentenced, will be despised by the people around them, family members sue the government, at least 80 boards, some will be arrested and locked up for three or five years, suing their parents will be hanged to death.

In ancient times, unfilial piety would be punished by the county officials, and he would be reprimanded by those around him, and even his relatives and friends would cut off relations with him and no longer have contact with him.

Then there will be problems with the person's morality, and no one will want to associate and do business with him, and even be despised by the people around him.

Summary. The actions of parents will affect their children, and generally speaking, people who are not filial will also be affected by their children from an early age, and their children will not respect them when they are old. There is an old man in the family, if there is a treasure.

People have to be old, those who are not good to the elderly, the ending is not too happy, not to mention the reincarnation of heaven, the retribution is unpleasant, and the style of arrogance and extravagance will cause the final consequences.

The actions of parents will affect their children, and generally speaking, people who are not filial will also be affected by their children from an early age, and their children will not respect them when they are old. There is an old man in the family, if there is a treasure. People have to be old, those who are not good to the elderly, the ending is not too happy, not to mention the reincarnation of heaven, the retribution is unpleasant, and the style of arrogance and extravagance will cause the final consequences.

If you are not filial, the most important thing is to affect your children, and your children will not be filial at that time, and you will suffer hardship.

So set a good example for your children, honor your parents, and you will also get the filial piety of your children in the future.

Yang Guang killed his father (although he is now rehabilitated).

Mencius's Lilou Chapter: "There are three unfilial pieties, and no queen is great!" Zhao Qi's note:

There are three things about unfilial piety in Yuli: the collapse is said to be a will to be obedient, to trap relatives and unrighteousness, and to be unfilial; The family takes hail to round the poor and the elderly, not for Lu Shi, and the second is not filial; Don't marry and have no children, never worship ancestors, and don't be filial. ”

According to the social background of the ancient time, Mencius said that there were three things of unfilial piety, among which the most serious thing was not to pass on the succession.

Zhao Qi added: 1If you don't know how to obey your parents' will, go against your parents' will, and frame your parents for injustice, you are unfilial.

2.When the parents are old and the sons of men, if they are unable to serve their parents because the family has no money, so that they cannot eat three meals, are sick and have no money to see a doctor, or have no merit, they cannot take the examination to get an official and a half position, and they are not filial piety.

3.Mencius thought that he was a son of man, if he did not marry a daughter-in-law, passed on the family lineage, followed the family fire, celebrated the New Year and festivals, and had no descendants to sweep the tombs and worship the ancestors for the three unfilial pieties.

The third point continues to modern times, when parents see their children grow up and reach marriageable age, or their children have been married for many years but have no children, they begin to be anxious, often saying, "Children are not filial." This is why the Chinese have always favored sons over daughters.

Hopefully. Thank you!