What does a man with an emperor's appearance look like? Analysis of a man with an emperor's appearance

I wonder if you have noticed that the facial features of ancient emperors were different from those of ordinary people, and many of them had strange appearances. So what does a man with an emperor's appearance look like? Below, the editor of Dream Interpreter will bring you an analysis of the facial features of a man with an emperor's appearance. Let's take a look!

What does a man with an emperor look like?

It is about highlighting two words: one is "strange" and the other is "heroic".

The so-called strange means different from ordinary people. For example, Liu Bei's ears hung down to his shoulders and his hands were longer than his knees, which was considered a strange appearance; Liu Bang had 72 red moles on his buttocks, which was also a strange appearance. However, these strange features cannot be said to indicate the qualities of an emperor. Although Liu Bei and Liu Bang both became emperors, from the perspective of physiognomy, it is definitely not just because of these characteristics that they could become emperors. From the perspective of physiognomy, the strange faces that are truly worthy of an emperor are roughly as follows:

1. Double pupil and syncretic pupil

Legend has it that Emperor Shun had double pupils, and Xiang Yu also had double pupils, both of which were strange features. The so-called double pupils mean that there are two pupils in the eyeball. According to physiognomy books, double pupils are rare and precious, and indicate saintly virtue, diligence, wisdom and bravery, and are the qualities of an emperor. Double pupils are also rare and precious, indicating bravery and hard work, great ambition and arrogance, the desire to establish one's own regime and usurp the title of emperor. Both double pupils and double pupils have two pupils, but the only difference is that double pupils have two pupils, one above and one below, while double pupils have two pupils, one on the left and one on the right. Whether it is double pupils or combined pupils, there is only one pupil when viewed from a distance, but two when viewed from close up. These rare items are probably the miraculous creations of heaven and earth, and it is rare for one to appear in a thousand years.

2. The sun horns and the nose are prominent, which indicates the appearance of an emperor.

Records: Emperor Gaozu was a man with a prominent nose, a dragon-like face, a beautiful beard, and seventy-two hairs on his left thigh.

Liu Bang had 72 red moles on his buttocks, which was one of his peculiar features, but this peculiarity was hardly consistent with the dignity of an emperor. What truly befits his status as the founding monarch is his sun-shaped, long-crowned appearance. It is recorded that 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 herself. I have a daughter who is willing to be my concubine." Lu Gong's behavior aroused opposition from his wife. She said: You originally wanted to marry this girl to a noble man, why are you now promising her to Liu Ji? But Lu Gong insisted that Liu Bang would be successful in the future, and to the level of a noble man. A noble man refers to the emperor, so he stopped his wife with one sentence: This is not something a woman 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.

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