A butterfly effect in history was caused by a chicken, which led to the collapse of the Ming Dynasty. Because a soldier ate an official's chicken, he was punished, resentful and took refuge in the Qing Dynasty. The soldier gradually became a famous general in the Qing Dynasty, and finally led the Ming Dynasty to national subjugation. The butterfly effect was originally a trivial matter, and later it gradually evolved into a major event through fermentation. There are many wonderful butterfly effects in the historical development process, which can be used for reference.

First, stealing chickens leads to war.

There is also a legend about the demise of the ancient Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, a soldier wanted to go out to fight. Because he was very hungry, he robbed a chicken from a country and was caught by its owner. The new owner is a long-retired official. The official was very angry when he saw this opportunity, and then he found the officer in charge of the soldiers and asked him for a theory. After being punished, the soldiers were also very wronged and took refuge in the enemy.

Second, soldiers took refuge in the Qing Dynasty and became brave generals.

After taking refuge in the enemy, the soldier became a very brave general through his own continuous efforts, and the Ming Dynasty began to disintegrate gradually because of poor management, and the people's lives were very miserable. The enemy who has always opposed the new enemy took this opportunity to destroy the Ming Dynasty, and the soldier also made great efforts in chemistry, which is the wonderful butterfly effect of the Ming Dynasty.

In the development of ancient history, there are many historical stories, which not only provide many lessons, but also tell us some very special truths. Although the butterfly effect is a foreign theory, it can actually be applied to various occasions. This historical story actually tells us that if we want to achieve the final success, we must pay attention to every little thing.