What is history: it is the echo of the past to the future, the reflection of the future on the past. - Hugo
The last years of the Qing Dynasty were in a period of turmoil, when the Qing court was gradually seeing the trend of decline, official corruption, and national strength declining, and everyone knew that it was only a matter of time before new political forces banned the rule of the Qing Dynasty, but the princes and nobles of the Qing Dynasty did not think so, they indulged in the prosperity of the past and refused to face reality.
In 1912, the Republic of China government was established in Nanjing, the rule of the Qing Dynasty was completely overthrown, but the dynastic dream of the Manchu nobles was not over, they were thinking of ways to continue the previous glory, Ai Xin Jue Luo Shanqi was one of them, in order to restore the rule of the Qing Dynasty, refused to sign the abdication edict of the Qing Emperor, twice launched the Manchu-Mongolian independence movement, but failed, and later saw that the restoration was hopeless, he sent his 38 children abroad, and warned them not to be the people of China.
Ai Xin Jue Luo Was born in the fifth year of Tongzhi (1866) and was a descendant of Hauge the Prince of Su, the eldest son of Emperor Taiji. Although he was born into an aristocratic family, he did not have the bad habits of his peers, he learned martial arts from a young age, and when he looked at the devastated country, he was deeply distressed and always determined for political reform.
Guangxu twenty-five years (1899) Shanqi's father died, he inherited his father's title of prince, but just a year later, the Eight-Nation Alliance invaded China, Cixi gave up resistance and fled Beijing with the Guangxu Emperor, Shanqi was appointed by Cixi to return to Beijing to clean up the aftermath, during this time, he met Kawashima Sulang, who was then serving as an interpreter, the two saw each other, the relationship became closer, and even became brothers, but he never expected that Chuandao Sulang had another identity - a spy.
In the Gengzi Rebellion in 1900, the palace of Prince Su of Shanqi was burned down by the Eight-Nation Alliance, and in order to compensate for his losses, the imperial court entrusted him with the post of tax governor, which was a fat difference, and the imperial court also specifically indicated that Shanqi could enrich himself, but Shanqi righteously refused, and he specifically used this position to punish many corrupt officials, but because he touched the interests of many people, he was impeached and deposed.
However, two years later, Shanqi was reused again, he did not think that his original behavior was wrong, or insisted on changing the political system of the Qing Dynasty, but it was not enough to rely on his personal strength, it was just his own idea, and the strength of a person wanted to fight against a court, which was simply whimsical.
It can be seen that ShanQi is an extremely loyal and righteous and honest person, so after the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty, he is not too surprised to run around to restore the dynasty, in his eyes, that is, his country, even if it is full of holes, is what he wants to repair and correct. After Puyi abdicated, Shanqi ran to Lushun, he found his brother Kawashima Sulang at that time, after the help of Kawashima Sulang, he and Japan hooked up, and successfully brainwashed, advocating "Sino-Japanese promotion". On the occasion of the death of Emperor Meiji of Japan, he also represented the Manchu Qing Dynasty fasting for three days to express his grief.
At this time, Zenqi was probably crazy for the restoration, and in the third year of the Republic of China (1914), he also climbed the White Jade Mountain in Lushun without fear of danger, to pay homage to the undead of the original Japanese invaders of China, in order to show Sino-Japanese friendship, Zenqi gave his fourteen daughters to Kawashima Sulang as an adopted daughter, and then changed his name to Kawashima Yoshiko, who was a well-known female spy.
Later, Feeling the difficulty of restoration, shanqi was becoming less and less depressed, and he was no longer able to continue the restoration of the dynasty, and could only pin his hopes on his children. He had 38 children in his lifetime, and he instructed them not to be chinese officials in the future, let alone to become Chinese people, and then he sent them abroad, and 3 sons were sent to England, Germany, Belgium, and the rest were sent to Japan by him, and warned them not to forget Japan's kindness.
In the eleventh year of the Republic of China (1922), Shanqi died of illness in Lushun at the age of 56, after which his body was transported back to Beijing and buried in the tomb of Prince Su, Puyi was touched by his loyalty and posthumously awarded the nickname "Zhong" and called Prince Suzhong.