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For cremation, which is popular today, the ancients were difficult to accept.
Emperors, in particular, rarely cremated.
However, everything is just in case, everything has a special case.
The Qing Dynasty had two emperors cremated after death, which is an alternative of ancient emperors.
As we all know, the history of the Qing Dynasty is less than 300 years, there are a total of 12 emperors, and among these 12 emperors, there are two emperors who were cremated after death, namely the Shunzhi Emperor Fu Lin and the last emperor Puyi.
Ai Xin Jue Luo Puyi is very special in Chinese history.
He was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, the last emperor of China, and the last emperor to be cremated after his death.
Puyi's life is legendary and tortuous, and in it there is an atmosphere of tragedy.
Puyi was born on February 7, 1906, the year in which the Qing Dynasty was on the verge of extinction.
His family was prominent, his father was the famous Zaifeng, and his mother was Su Wangualjia Youlan.
Guangxu was childless, and after the death of the Guangxu Emperor, Puyi, who was only 3 years old, ascended the throne and became the master of the crumbling Qing Dynasty.
In 1911, the Xinhai Revolution broke out, and on February 12, 1912, Puyi was forced to abdicate and the qing dynasty rule was declared over.
From succession to abdication, Puyi only served as emperor for 3 years.
He ascended the throne at the age of 3 and abdicated at the age of 6, which is very special in Chinese history.
And this is not the last time Puyi became emperor.
After Puyi abdicated, he received preferential treatment from the National Government and continued to live in the Forbidden City, enjoying the last glory of the last emperor.
After he became an adult, Puyi also married his own empress, his own concubine, in the Forbidden City.
Not everyone was willing to continue to give preferential treatment to the last emperor, Puyi was later driven away from the Forbidden City by Feng Yuxiang, no longer had preferential conditions, and hid in the Japanese legation.
Later, as we all know, under the control of Japan, Puyi became the emperor of the puppet state of Manchukuo.
After Japan's defeat, Puyi lost the throne again, was captured by the Red Army, was captured in the Soviet Union, and was placed under house arrest.
In early August 1950, Puyi was escorted back to China to study and reform at the Fushun War Criminals Management Center.
On October 17, 1967, Puyi died of uremia in Beijing at the age of 61.
After Puyi's death, he was cremated, initially buried in Babaoshan, and later moved to the Hualong Royal Cemetery near the Chongling Tomb in the Qing Dynasty, becoming the second and last emperor to be cremated in the Qing Dynasty.
Looking back on Puyi's life, he was married four times and married 5 women, but he was childless and childless all his life.
Tragic?
I think that this answer is only known to him.
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