The stuttering emperor Yin Gao was actually afraid, including Gao Wei, the master of the Northern Qi Dynasty.

Stuttering is a speech disorder characterized by frequent and unconscious repetition, pause and long interruption, which is different from normal fluency in frequency and intensity. It also includes abnormal hesitation or pause before speaking and the prolongation of certain sounds. Many manifestations of stuttering are invisible to others; This includes fear of specific phonemes and words, fear of specific situations, anxiety, nervousness, shyness and the feeling of "out of control" in speech. It involves many aspects such as heredity, neurophysiological development, family and society, and is a very complicated language barrier.

Stuttering can cause a lot of unnecessary jokes, which makes people feel inferior and embarrassed. In ancient times, as the king of a country, if he stuttered, wouldn't it be detrimental to the country and looked down upon by people? However, no one dares to laugh at the emperor, even if he stutters, because no one wants to move his head.

Yin Gao, the second emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty.

Yin Gao was smart since childhood, and he was only 15 years old when he ascended the throne. He was the second emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the eldest son of Wen Xuandi Gao Yang. Less than two years in office, he was killed by Gao Yan at the age of 17. He is really a young son of heaven.

How can such a clever young son of heaven stutter? In fact, Yin Gao is not a natural stutterer. The reason why he stuttered was that he was frightened by his father, Wen Xuandi Gao Yang.

According to historical records, in the ninth year of Tianbao, Wen Xuandi boarded Jinfengtai and ordered Yin Gao to kill the prisoners himself. Yin pity, face be reluctant, several times very anxious to cut off his head. Wen Xuandi was so angry that he picked up a whip and gave Yin Gao three lashes. From then on, Yin Gao began to have palpitations, stuttering and was often in a trance.

Qi Hou Zhu Gao Wei

Stuttering is not a big problem. In the prosperous times, it may be a good joke, but if this scene happens in the crisis of national subjugation, I'm afraid no one can laugh, except this stuttering son of heaven, Gao Wei.

Cushman is a stutterer, and he has always felt inferior. He never talks to anyone except the chamberlain, and he doesn't like meeting ministers. Later, when Gao Wei faced the crisis of national survival, Hu prepared a speech for Gao Wei, asking him to cry bitterly and make a generous speech to the soldiers in the army, so as to move him to kill the enemy bravely and serve the country.

Gao Wei was born in the harem and used to singing and dancing. Where can he deal with those soldiers? When he arrived at the army, he stammered and couldn't say a word. Perhaps to remain silent, Cushman smiled instinctively.

Later, those soldiers finally understood the quality of their loyal emperor. Why do you want to accompany such a person to die? The army had no fighting spirit, and the Northern Qi perished, and the high latitudes perished.

Although Gao Wei stutters, he can play the pipa and sing a song about Kubinashi. As the saying goes, the stutterer can sing and the lame can dance.

Wei Mingdi and Cao Rui in the Three Kingdoms period.

Wei Mingdi, the eldest son of Emperor Wen Xelloss, was loved by his grandfather Cao Cao since childhood, and often asked him to follow around. In May 226, the young prince Cao Suo ascended the throne in Luoyang, becoming the second emperor of Wei in the Three Kingdoms period, Wei Mingdi. He was in office for 13 years. Before the Qing Dynasty, he fainted, and later generations had different opinions.

Wei Mingdi was also an outstanding emperor. He wrote many poems, perhaps inheriting the literary heritage of his grandfather and father. But Cao Rui suffered from stuttering all his life, and he often felt inferior and unhappy about it.

According to the records of the reflection, "Wei Mingdi is a stutterer, but he doesn't talk much. Shen Yi is very judgmental, not a flashy person. "

Zhu Jianshen, Ming Xianzong

Ming Xianzong's original name was Zhu Jianjun, and Zhu Jianjun, at the age of two, named him Prince after Yingzong changed the civil fort. But fate played a joke on him. After his uncle Jingtai succeeded to the throne, with the gradual stability of the political situation, he began to consider how to abolish him and let his son take his place.

After careful planning, Emperor Jingtai finally abolished Zhu Jianjun as the king of interpretation. But it seems that God only favors him. Shortly thereafter, first, Prince Zhu, who was established by Emperor Jingtai, died unexpectedly, and then, it was the famous "change of seizing the door". As a result, Zhu Jianjun's father Zhu Qizhen not only regained the throne, but also restored his status as a prince. Later, Zhu Qizhen was renamed Tianshun, and his son was renamed Zhu Jianjun Zhu Jianshen. However, because Zhu Jianshen was caught in the whirlpool of competing for the throne when he was young, he was under great mental pressure, so he left a stuttering problem.

In the eighth year, Yingzong died and succeeded to the throne, becoming the eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty.