Everyone knows that in ancient history, the emperor was the supreme being. They eat well, dress well, and enjoy the most precious things in the world. Supposedly, the emperor should live a long time. But in fact, most emperors not only died young, but some died strangely. The three monarchs introduced to you by Xiaobian today died more than one strange, which is almost unprecedented in history.
The first, Jin Jinggong, who fell into the pit and drowned. Duke Jing of Jin was the grandson of Duke Wen of Jin, the overlord of the Spring and Autumn Period, and the son of Duke Cheng of Jin. During his reign, he still made some achievements. In the early days of his reign, the Jin army defeated the Chu army at the Battle of Liuzhu and the Battle of Yingbei, and then invaded the Chu mainland in 583 BC, ending the hegemony of the Chu state. In 589 BC, at the Battle of The Qi, the Duke of Jin Jing sent an army to defeat the State of Qi. In his later years, the Duke of Jin Jing sent troops to attack the dictatorial Zhao family, and achieved the first victory of the office against the Qing clan.
However, it was such a wise and divine martial Jin Jinggong, who finally drowned in the dung pit. Jin Jinggong became seriously ill in his later years, and he had a nightmare for the wizard to come and solve the puzzle. After listening to the content, the wizard thought that Jin Jinggong would not be able to eat next year's new wheat. Jin Jinggong did not believe the words of the shaman, and ordered someone to offer new wheat, and he wanted to eat the rice made of new wheat. At the same time, he instructed The Sorcerer Kuwata to kill the witch who was deceiving the public as soon as he saw the new wheat. Jin Jinggong felt some bloating after eating the meal made of new wheat, so he went to the toilet. Unexpectedly, he suddenly fell ill and fell into the pit and drowned. He must also be the most disgusting monarch in history.
The second, King Wu of Qin, who was smashed to death by Ding. King Wu of Qin was the son of King Huiwen of Qin and the older brother of King Zhaoxiang of Qin. Because he is born with divine power and is tall and strong, he especially likes to compete in martial arts. The cronies he appointed, such as Ren Yi, Wu Yue, Meng Shuo, and others, were also all Hercules. Because of his high energy, King Wu of Qin was particularly belligerent and once pretended to be a han. In the fourth year of his succession, he competed with his subordinate Meng to lift "Long Wen Chi Ding", but as a result, when he lifted Ding, his eyes suddenly bleed, and Long Wen Chi Ding smashed his head, his tibia was broken, and he died of exhaustion that night. King Wu of Qin really used his strength to deduce "if you don't do it, you won't die", and since then the Qin Kingdom has never had such a second son.
The third, the Jiaqing Emperor, who was killed by lightning. Regarding the Jiaqing Emperor, everyone is most familiar with him is the story of Hezhen. As soon as Qianlong died, Jiaqing took action against Hezhen. Not only did he fill the treasury, but he also had his own small treasury. Therefore, people often say: "He Yan fell, Jiaqing was full." According to some information, the Jiaqing Emperor encountered a thunderstorm when he went hunting at the summer resort, and he felt very disappointed, and on the way back with the group of courtiers, a thunderclap directly killed him. Because the matter was too faceless, the Qing history archives beautified his death. What other monarchs do you know about the strange way to die? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area!