There is an old Chinese saying that no matter what bad things a person did before he died, he will not mention it after death, and even if he does, it will only say how good he was when he was alive. After all, the living will always worry about the dead, but there are such exceptions in history, it can be said that he was a generation of tyrants, but he did not expect that he would be so miserable after his death. He was buried 9 years after his death, and no one sent his children to his death, this person is Zhang Zuolin.
Zhang Zuolin was born very badly since he was a child, he had no dependence, he could only live alone, and finally stepped onto the peak and sat firmly in the northeast. Zhang Zuolin is the largest tyrant in northeast China in modern history. He used his ability and wisdom to control the northeast for decades, not only establishing a complete arsenal in the northeast, but also developing rapidly in the economy, becoming the most prosperous place in China at that time. More importantly, reasonable checks and balances on the Russian and Japanese armies have kept the Northeast safe for decades, and it has also built a powerful Northeast Army, which can be said to be very cattle. At the time, the Soviet Union and Japan were particularly troubled by this person. In 1928, they secretly planned to murder Zhang Zuolin, who was later bombarded by a loud bang on the train, ending his life, when he was only 53 years old.
Zhang Zuolin married 6 wives in his lifetime and raised 8 sons, the most familiar of which was the eldest son, Zhang Xueliang.
Because Zhang Zuolin's death was so sudden, he did not prepare a cemetery for himself. In order to prepare a feng shui treasure for his father, Zhang Xueliang did not bury Zhang Zuolin after the funeral, but temporarily placed the coffin in Fengtian Mansion. In the autumn of the same year, Zhang Zuolin's cemetery was confirmed, but just as the construction of the tomb was nearing completion, the 918 incident broke out.
After the Japanese occupied Fengtian, Zhang Zuolin's body also fell into their hands. At that time, Zhang Xueliang's old department had negotiated with the Japanese many times, hoping to bury Zhang Zuolin in the marshal forest, but the Japanese used this as a condition and threatened Zhang Xueliang, who controlled the military forces in the northeast, to cooperate with them. They handed over Zhang Zuolin's body and agreed to bury Marshal Lin. In the face of state affairs, Zhang Xueliang must have known which one was more important, so he refused the shameless demands of the Japanese. As a result, Zhang Zuolin's funeral was postponed, and Zhang Zuolin's body was left indefinitely at Zhulin Temple.
Until 1937, Zhang Zuolin's coffin had been parked for nine years and could not be buried, and after Zhang Jinghui reported to the Japanese authorities, the Japanese authorities also agreed to his proposal to bury Zhang Zuolin. At that time, Marshal Lin was not built well, so he could not be buried. Zhang Jinghui later found his ancestral tomb in Nanyimafang Village, Shishan Township, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, where Zhang Zuolin's mother and Mrs. Zhao (Zhang Xueliang's biological mother) were buried. In June 1937, Zhang Zuolin's coffin was put in and buried with Mrs. Zhao. Poor Zhang Dashuai had infinite glory in his life, but at the funeral there was no son to send him to the end, and none of the eight sons were by his side, so he had to find his nephew to bury him, which was too desolate.