In China's long history, the role of the emperor is absolutely dominant. Those who are remembered by future generations are some because of wenzhi martial arts, and some are because of absurdity... In short, these names are particularly "prominent" in one aspect. Ai Xin Jue Luo Puyi, the last emperor in Chinese history. His whole life has lived in the shadow of a chaotic world, and his own experience has also created four "world records" among many emperors.
From the beginning of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, to the end of the Qing Dynasty feudal era. The emperor's fate is varied, deposed, killed, killed, and so on. But Puyi was the only one who had attended the international military tribunal.
In 1945, the Japanese invaders announced their surrender. Puyi, as a puppet emperor supported by the Japanese in the northeast, also wanted to follow the Japanese to flee to Japan. But God did not allow him to leave his homeland. On the way to escape, he was accidentally captured by the Soviet Red Army and began his career as a prisoner.
After the complete end of World War II, when the international countries wanted to convict Japan of the fascist allies, Puyi attended the International Military Tribunal for the Far East as a witness and asked him to make objective charges against the crimes of the Japanese. Such an experience is absolutely unique in the list of emperors. And in China, feudalism has become an eternal thing of the past. This "record" of Puyi is destined to become a masterpiece.
I believe that many people know the puppet experience of Puyi, the emperor. Including his marriage, it is also a group of senior women in the harem. Puyi reached the age of marriage, and the candidate he looked at at first was Wenxiu, and the women in the harem were not satisfied. That's why Wan Rong entered the palace. However, the empress entered the palace and needed someone to welcome her, so after the harem concubines operated, Wenxiu became a concubine, and the task was to welcome WanRong into the palace as emperor. After getting married, Puyi was obviously biased towards grace.
Immediately after that, a major incident occurred, which made Wenxiu decide to sue Puyi. After Feng Yuxiang entered the city of Beijing, Puyi and a group of imperial relatives prepared to flee, at which time the Japanese took advantage of the loophole. They want to control Puyi and thus influence China. Wen Xiu came out at this time to persuade Puyi, and she asked Puyi not to listen to the Japanese, saying that this was a complete conspiracy, and the wolf's ambitions were clearly revealed. However, puyi had already lost his opinion by the Japanese at this time.
Just because of this incident, Puyi was even more unpopular with Wenxiu. Wenxiu could only carefully accompany Puyi. While they settled in Tianjin, Puyi met her cousin-in-law's daughter, Yufen, a new-age woman. After learning of Wenxiu's suffering, she advised her to rise up and sue Puyi and demand compensation. Wen Xiu was also open-minded, and a paper complaint sued Puyi in court. To this end, Puyi also specially hired a lawyer, after several lawsuits Puyi felt that he had lost face, he agreed to Wenxiu's divorce request and paid compensation. In this special era, this "record" created by Puyi has once again become a masterpiece.
Throughout Chinese history, almost all emperors, except for the slain kings of the country, have had an extremely magnificent mausoleum after their deaths. But here is an exception to Puyi, although he was an emperor, but after his death, he was buried in the cemetery like ordinary people.
Puyi's life was sinful and repentant. But in the eyes of the petty officer, only two words were more suitable for him, miserable. A person's perception and character have a lot to do with the education he or she receives through his experiences. In the first half of Puyi's life, if he had a good environment and received a healthy education, perhaps he would not become a good emperor but would also make fewer mistakes. Unfortunately, he was devastated from an early age.
Cixi single-handedly controlled the three emperors of the late Qing Dynasty, including Puyi. And each of them was used by Cixi at a very young age. By the time Puyi ascended the throne, Cixi was already dying of old age, so her methods were even more mad. She instructed eunuchs and palace women to "sexual enlightenment" puyi as a child. Puyi, who was still a child, suffered such a devastation, and after being "educated" by high frequency, Puyi lost his sexual ability, which also became a lifelong pain. Even if he married his wife again after the founding of the country, he did not get complete happiness in the end.
In ancient history, there were also some absurd emperors who died early or ruined their bodies because of excessive indulgence, but those emperors were basically after the body was fully developed, and they were basically spontaneous behavior. But Puyi's experience was unmatched by no one, and it was forced to be executed by others. Such an experience is not only in the emperor, but also in many ordinary people.
Puyi's four "world records" actually reflect the tragic experience of this sad last emperor. Objectively speaking, Puyi can have these records more from the factors of the times. If you change someone and put him in the position of the last emperor, maybe this person will have more records. History has never belonged to anyone alone, but a specific stage of development has met a specific person, just like Puyi was mistakenly born in the late Qing Dynasty.
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