After Liu Bowen's death, Zhu Yuanzhang was not at ease, so he ordered people to cut open the coffin. What's he worried about?

Liu Bowen was a child prodigy and was highly valued by Zhu Yuanzhang. Later, after his death, some people said that the location of Liu Bowen cemetery was better than the imperial tomb, and there might be an emperor in this cemetery. Zhu Yuanzhang believed in geomantic omen, so he ordered people to cut off a corner of Liu Bowen's coffin and destroy geomantic omen.

We all know that Zhu Yuanzhang was an emperor from a civilian background. He stepped onto the throne step by step by his own strength and established the Great Ming Dynasty. During this period, there were many founding heroes, Liu Bowen was one of them, and not many people survived among these founding heroes. It can be seen that Liu Bowen himself is smarter.

Everyone believed in Feng Shui in the Ming Dynasty, so Liu Bowen chose a cemetery with good Feng Shui when he was alive, and Zhu Yuanzhang also knew about it. Later, Liu Bowen died and was buried in this place. At that time, the mausoleum was also managed by Liu Bowen. This left a topic of criticism for future generations.

After Liu Bowen's death, he was envied by a villain, so a boy told Zhu Yuanzhang that Liu Bowen's cemetery was a treasure trove of geomantic omen, which was better than the tomb chosen by Liu Bowen, and the descendants of the people buried here would sit on the throne of the emperor. This made Zhu Yuanzhang, who was suspicious at that time, start thinking. Zhu Yuanzhang, after some thinking, also thought that Liu Bowen was unfaithful when he was alive.

However, there was no suitable reason to dig Liu Bowen's cemetery, and I was worried that Liu Bowen's cemetery was good in Feng Shui, and later generations would become emperors. Finally, I had to order someone to remove a corner of Liu Bowen's coffin. This destroyed the geomantic omen of Liu Bowen's cemetery, and prevented his descendants from being emperors.