China's ancient theory of dying?

Pronunciation: bēng?

Meaning: In ancient times, the death of the son of heaven was taken seriously, and the metaphor of landslides was often used. Thus, the death of the emperor was called "collapse" from the Zhou Dynasty.

Quotation: "Three Kingdoms Zhuge Liang" model: The first emperor knew that the minister was cautious, so it was important to send the minister to collapse.

My late emperor knew that I was cautious and entrusted the affairs of state to me before he died.

Step 2: Death

Pronunciation: Wang

Meaning: death.

Quote: Hao Lixing of Cao Cao in Han Dynasty: lice were born in armor, and more than ten thousand people died.

Soldiers have been fighting all the year round, and their armor is covered with lice, causing countless civilian casualties.

3. Qiu

Pronunciation: h not h not ng

Meaning: In the monarchical era, it was called the death of a vassal or a high official.

Quotations: Tang Hanyu's "Sacrifice to Twelve Lang": The Prime Minister will visit Bianzhou next year, but you won't come.

The following year, when Prime Minister Dong died, I went out of Bianzhou, but you didn't arrive.

4. Pawn

Pronunciation: zú

Meaning: death.

Citation: Ye Fan's Zhang Hengchuan in the Southern Dynasties: Yonghe died in four years.

Yonghe died in four years.

Step 5: Death

Pronunciation: mi?

Meaning: death.

Quote: Tang Hanyu's "Sacrifice to Twelve Lang": Who said that less old people live, and stronger people die and are disabled?

Who would have expected that the young died first, while the old were still alive, the strong died long ago and the weak were still alive.