In China's more than two thousand years of feudal rule, male dictatorship has always been the orthodox, but Wu Zetian created a precedent for female dictatorship, in addition to the emergence of female dictatorships such as Empress Lü and Empress Dowager Cixi in history. Although as a ruler most of the time, I can't help myself, but I can't let this become an excuse to go against heavenly reason, and the vicious Empress Dowager Cixi did just that.
According to the ancients, "When a person dies, his words are good", but this sentence does not apply to the vicious Empress Dowager Cixi, even if there is only one breath left, she does not forget to harm people first, it seems that only in this way can she rest in peace under the Nine Springs. It happened on November 14, 1908, when the prosperous Guangxu Emperor passed away, and the next afternoon, Empress Dowager Cixi followed him in Hexi.
Unfortunately, the answer is no. This is really not suspicious, it is the hands and feet of Empress Dowager Cixi, because if she leaves first, everything she did before will be in vain, and the key clue is on cixi's birthday 12 days before her death. At that time, Cixi was already sick in bed, and Guangxu was still able to go to celebrate his birthday, but he was turned away, and Cixi was even angrier and said, "I can't die first." And Cixi's former female official Yu Deling even came up with ironclad evidence - she wrote in the "Yingtai Weeping Blood Record": Guangxu's death was poisoned by Li Lianying with the consent of Empress Dowager Cixi, and Li Lianying was worried that after Guangxu took power, she would find herself to settle accounts, and it was better to act first.
Puyi also wrote in his book "The First Half of My Life" that an old eunuch who served the Guangxu Emperor in the palace told him that the Guangxu Emperor was still healthy the day before his death, and that he began to have stomach pain after taking a pair of medicines, and even rolled on the bed in pain, and his face was black and his tongue was burnt. This evidence is enough to show that the death of the Guangxu Emperor was not accidental, but was murdered by others, but those historical materials are not as convincing as an empirical evidence, so archaeologists are helpless.
In order to further investigate and investigate the mystery of the death of the Guangxu Emperor, the CCTV documentary column team decided to shoot a documentary around this theme in 2003. In the next 5 years, the Qingxiling Cultural Relics Management Office, the Forensic Identification Center of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and the Academy of Atomic Energy Sciences jointly conducted sampling and laboratory analysis of the Guangxu Emperor's hair found in the Qingxi Ling Underground Palace, and finally came up with the results in 2008: the arsenic (that is, arsenic) content in Guangxu's hair was more than 2,000 times higher than that of ordinary people. This also completely proves that Guangxu was killed by him, and the black hand behind the scenes must not need to say more.