According to legend, when the First Emperor conquered the world, he ordered his skilled craftsmen to make seven jade rings out of rare jade, and named them after the Big Dipper: Tianshu, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Yaoguang. Seven commandments.
After the death of Emperor Qin, the Second Emperor of Qin was destroyed by Liu Xiang. Since then, the Qin Dynasty has been destroyed.
Then Xiang Yu stole the Qin Emperor's mausoleum and obtained these seven precepts from the Qin Emperor's remains.
Xiang Yu practiced martial arts and took Tianshu Ring as his own. Tianshu is also known as Greedy Wolf, which indicates murderous intent. Later, the remaining six rings were given to Liu Bang.
Liu Bang knew the origin of the jade rings well, and distributed six jade rings to six confidants. These six people had complex identities and each had their own strengths. In addition to people in the court, they also included people in the market.
Then Liu Bang and the force of six people defeated Xiang Yu, and then Liu Bang gave the seventh jade ring in Xiang Yu's hand to the only soldier on the battlefield who dared to fight Xiang Yu.
The establishment of the Han Dynasty is inseparable from these seven people.
But the names of these seven people are not preserved in the history books.
Some people say that whoever gets seven jade rings can conquer the world. Some people also say that whoever has seven talents can conquer the world.