Top 10 cursed families

Curse, of course, is an unscientific statement that ignores two basic facts: genetic predisposition and individual will. In this respect, curses are more a cover for poor performance than bad luck. Wealth, notoriety, misbehavior, heredity, arrogance, and even self-fulfilling prophecy all work together to cause things like being cursed.

As India gained independence in 1947, the Nehru Gandhi family ushered in a new political dynasty-Nehru became India's first prime minister and encouraged her daughter Indira to enter politics. Indira served as Prime Minister of India from 1966 to 1977 and was re-elected in 1980. She once focused on cultivating her youngest son Senjie to inherit her career, but shortly after she was re-elected, Senjie died in a plane crash.

Four years later, Indira sent troops to invade the Golden Temple, a Sikh shrine. The move was regarded as blasphemy to the Holy Spirit by Sikhs everywhere-even her Sikh bodyguards thought so. Just five months later, two bodyguards shot her 31 times in a row and killed her. Her position as prime minister was inherited by her eldest son Rajiv. In 1991, at a public rally, a young woman knelt next to Rajiv and detonated a suicide bomb tied to her waist. Rajiv, the woman and 16 other people were killed on the spot.

Future generations: Rajiv's widow, Sonia Gandhi, is currently the leader of India's Congress Party and one of the most powerful women in the world, but trouble also follows: her son Rahul is notorious across the country as a member of parliament; she and Senje's son are at odds with each other on family matters and political views.

Hemingway Family Just as 29-year-old Hemingway had just begun his literary career, his father committed suicide. In the days that followed, Hemingway won the Nobel Prize and the Pulitzer Prize, and gained a lot of wealth, but all this could not prevent him from shooting himself at the age of 62. Five years later, his sister Ursula committed suicide due to cancer and depression; sixteen years later, his only brother, Lester, shot himself after learning that he needed to have an amputation due to diabetes; ten years later, his 35-year-old granddaughter Margo also died of an overdose due to depression.

Descendants: Ernest's blood was eventually passed down, and his granddaughter Mariel was also very famous and had two daughters, Derry Louis and Langley Krisman.

The Romanov family The Romanov Dynasty ruled Russia for more than 300 years. During this period, Russia's economy, culture, and politics have been greatly improved, expanding from a small isolated country in Eastern Europe to a powerful country spanning both Eurasia and Asia. Thirteen years after his grandfather was assassinated, young Nicholas II became Tsar of Russia. His wife Alexandra inherited a genetic mutation from her grandmother Queen Victoria, which in turn passed on to her son, Prince Alexei, who was waiting to succeed, causing the latter to suffer from hemophilia. All Russians believed that he was not competent to rule the country.

Eager to heal her son, Alexandra turned to the controversial mystic Raspudin in a hurry, further damaging the family's reputation. Raspudin predicted that the Romanov Dynasty would come to an end a year after his own death. Of course the aristocrats killed him. Two months later, the February Revolution ended more than three hundred years of Romanov rule in Russia.

Descendants: After 1918, little information about the remaining members of the family was known to outsiders.

Feng. Fritz Van Erik of the Eric family was a successful wrestler. His wife bore him six sons. Unfortunately, these children can be said to be getting worse: the eldest son: drowned by electric shock at the age of seven. Third son: David, the "Yellow Rose of Texas", successfully participated in the National Wrestling Federation wrestling competition and ultimately failed to defeat Rick Frayer. In 1984, the National Wrestling Federation ruled on its complaint that Rick Fryer should give up the championship to David, but David died of a drug overdose before the championship was won.

Fourth son: Kelly, the "Texas Tornado", is the most famous and successful of his brothers. He briefly won the National Wrestling Federation crown and even challenged for the World Wrestling Federation championship. It has been passed down that her granddaughter Mariel is also very famous and has two daughters, Derry Louis and Langley Krisman. Kelly died in a motorcycle accident in 1993 due to a chronic drug overdose. Fifth son: Michael, who inherited his brother David's career, developed toxic shock syndrome after shoulder surgery and died in 1987 from an overdose of sedatives. Sixth son: Chris was an unsuccessful wrestler who committed suicide in 1991 after suffering from depression.

Future generations: The second son, Kevin, is Friz's only living son. He was once known as the "Golden Warrior" and experienced a brilliant career as a wrestler. Kevin has four children and grandchildren.

The Kennedy family As once the first family in the United States, the Kennedy family is suspected of being cursed in many aspects: repeated bad luck, improper property, etc. all seem to give them an ominous warning.

Interestingly, Senator Ted Kennedy once told others that his family might be cursed. Edward Crane, a writer who wrote a book on the Kennedy family, believes that the curse is "the result of the Kennedy family's pursuit of omnipotence and the ultimate collapse." They needed it to avoid goals they were unable to achieve. This is the ruthlessness of real life.

From John. Since Kennedy's assassination, all the bad luck that followed seemed to confirm this ruthless curse: including failed brain surgery, miscarriages, strokes, cancer, plane crashes, murder, skiing accidents, overdoses, suicides, etc. Various avoidable tragedies led to the death of members of the Kennedy family, some by accident, some by murder, some by mere negligence, arrogance, or improper behavior.

Descendants: Edward Moore, the last son of Kennedy Sr. Edward Moore "Ted" Kennedy passed away on August 26, 2009, aged 77. After being killed by brain cancer, Ted Kennedy became the only one of the legendary four Kennedy brothers to die of a natural disease, and the only one to die before his hair turned pale. Known in the third generation of the Kennedy family are President Kennedy's daughter Carolyn Kennedy; his nephew Joseph Kennedy II; and Schwarzenegger's wife Maria Shriver, who was John Kennedy's niece.

One night in the Lee family, Kung Fu movie superstar Bruce Lee felt a headache and took a few pills. Unexpectedly, his allergic reaction to the drug caused his brain to expand and he soon died of brain edema. At the age of 32, he was on his way to becoming a superstar. His classic kung fu film "Fight for the Dragon", which will have a profound impact in the future, will be released in a month.

Twenty years later, the fate of his only son, Li Guohao, was even more mysterious and tragic than that of his father. At that time, he was filming a scene in the film "Crow". His character was about to be shot dead. The day before, the prop team accidentally loaded a real bullet into the chamber of the gun. The next day, another prop team thought it was an empty gun. When the actor pulled the trigger, 28-year-old Li Guohao died on the spot. Like his father, he is about to become famous.

Situation of future generations: The moment when members of the Li family are about to embark on the road to fame is the most dangerous and vigilant moment. Perhaps this can explain why Li Guohao's unlucky sister Li Xiangning, who has only starred in one film, performed poorly and has no future. Instead, she is not in danger of her life.

Rodrigo Borgia, the Borgia family, was led to the priesthood by his uncle, Pope Carlites III, who appointed him cardinal and deputy director of the church; later Rodrigo remained on the throne of the Pope and became Pope Alexander VI; then he appointed his illegitimate eldest son, Giovanni, Duke and Cardinal, and his illegitimate second son, Caesar, Archbishop; Legend has it that his daughter Luccia's first child was either Rodrigo or Caesar.

At that time, when the Roman secular regime fell into corruption and poverty, the Vatican and the Holy See became the temporary center of power. Later, Giovanni died of assassination, probably by Caesar. When his father died, Caesar was exiled and imprisoned by the new Pope, and soon died an unnatural death.

Descendants: In order to compensate Giovani for his murder, his son Juan Borgia was canonized as a "saint"-St. Francis Borgia in 1671.

Marlon Brando's mother suffered from alcohol dependence; his first wife, Anna Kashfi, also suffered from drug and alcohol problems after giving birth to her son Kristan; Kristan, who also took drugs, shot and killed the boyfriend of his half-sister Cheyenne and was sentenced to ten years in prison for intentional homicide. He actually served six years. To prevent Cheyenne from testifying in the Christian case, Brando sent her to Tahiti, where U.S. authorities were unable to serve subpoenas. Cheyenne committed suicide there just a year before Kristan was released from prison.

Descendants: Marlon Brando rented a small island called Tetiaro next to Tahiti until 2064. Cheyenne's brother Tehutu currently lives alone on the island. In addition, Brando has many children, most of whom are troubled.

Habsburg Emperor Franz of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Joseph I reigned for 68 years and was the third longest king in Europe. His grandfather was Francis II, the last emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Franz insisted on marrying his own cousin, Elizabeth of Bavaria ("Princess Sisi "), whose family had a long history of mental illness. Elizabeth was stabbed in the chest by an anarchist at the age of 60 and died shortly afterwards.

Their son and heir, Prince Rudolph, fell in love with a 17-year-old baroness and committed suicide with his girlfriend, shocking the world; Emperor Joseph's nephew Franz Ferdinand became heir. Archduke Ferdinand and his Duchess Sophie were assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914, and this incident also became the trigger for the First World War.

Future generations: Assassination brought an end to eight centuries of Habsburg rule in Europe.

King Tutan of the Tutankhamun Dynasty was the son of the pharaoh Akhanaden. His blood was long and inbred. Therefore, Tutan was born with cleft palate, bite defects, large incisors and even possibly Marfan syndrome (in his individual case, it seems that the skull should be too long). King Tutan and Ankhasena's protege had two daughters, both premature babies-one suffered from spina fissure and the other was born stillborn.

King Tutan himself died at the age of 19, possibly due to rod injuries, poisoning and gangrene, leaving no heir to Egypt. His wife later married a court man named Ayi, who some believe was the one who murdered Tutan.

Succession situation: Ayi, who had no title, became the penultimate pharaoh of the Egyptian Dynasty in the 18th century. He chose people from the army as his successors, thus ending the Tutan Dynasty's bloodline.