Why is "13" an unlucky number in the eyes of westerners?

Most westerners believe in Christianity. Legend has it that Jesus had dinner with his disciples before he was killed. The person present at the dinner was Judas, a disciple of Jesus. It was this Judas who betrayed Jesus to the Jewish authorities for 30 silver dollars and made Jesus suffer. The last dinner was attended by 13 people, and the date of dinner coincided with 13. "13" has brought misery and misfortune to Ye Zhi.

In Norse mythology, there were 12 gods at the banquet in Ha Fula. During the dinner, an unexpected guest, Loki, the God of Trouble and Noisy, suddenly broke in. The intrusion of the 13 visitor led to the death of Bert, who was loved by the gods.

In particular, the legend about the Last Supper has been deeply rooted in the West, and Leonardo da Vinci also painted the famous painting The Last Supper, which spread widely. Therefore, "13" has become the most taboo number in western culture.

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In some numerology schools, the number 12 stands for perfection and completeness. Then, it follows that it is actually a bad idea to improve perfection by adding a number-your greed will eventually bring bad luck.

The ancient Persians divided history into four sections, each of which lasted for 3000 years. Although the specific time will be different, some scholars think that chaos will occur at the beginning of 65438+3000, and evil forces will rise and oppose justice (although justice will eventually win).

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Baidu Encyclopedia-13