In 1936, at the age of 58, Igaku Hideya also died mysteriously. This figure in the history of the Republic of China has left too many mysteries that no one has been able to solve so far.
Jing Yuexiu was born in 1878 in Pucheng County, Shaanxi. He has been very fond of practicing martial arts since he was a child, so he is very good at things such as horseback riding and archery, and is the brother of Jing Beimu, a famous leading figure of the "Xinhai Revolution", and a warlord in northern Shaanxi in the early Republic of China. He guarded Yulin in the name of the town guard envoy of northern Shaanxi and the commander of the 86th Division of the National "Revolutionary" Army, and in fact he had been ruling northern Shaanxi for twenty years, and he was an out-and-out "earth emperor" of northern Shaanxi.
Jing Yuexiu and Zhang Xueliang's father, Zhang Zuolin, were once brothers of Bai Zhizi. Although he and Zhang Xueliang were both figures in the National Army, there was a big difference between Jing Yuexiu and Zhang Xueliang. He once had a hostile conflict with the Red Army in the Yulin area because of a momentary extremism, and the Red Army did not have a comfortable life at the beginning of northern Shaanxi, which had a lot to do with his existence. So many people have mixed reviews of him.
Some people say that when Jing Yuexiu was smoking a big cigarette on the hot kang that night, suddenly, someone entered the house, and Jing Yuexiu asked in surprise, "What person?" The other person said "Assassin", "snapped", and the other side's gun had penetrated his chest. When he rushed to find his pistol, he died of exhaustion at the age of 58. The aunt and the guards thought it was Jing Yuexiu's pistol that killed himself. It wasn't until someone later discovered some broken egg shells that the real reason for Jing Yuexiu's death was deduced.