The miraculous death of various emperors in history
First, drowned in a dung pit
Second, excessive indulgence, exhaustion and death
Third, he found that the queen had cheated and died of grief
Fourth, credulous villains, starved to death
Let's start with the first emperor, who drowned in a dung pit
First of all, my evaluation of him is that this kind of death is too bizarre and rare in ancient times, after all, he died like this alone in history.
This monarch was the Prince of Jinjing, the ruler of the State of Jin during the Spring and Autumn Period.
Once, Jin Jinggong invited a wizard to divine his life. The wizard said to him, "Depending on your situation, it is difficult to eat new wheat." The wizard's words were very clear, that is, the life of Jin Jinggong would soon be over.
But Jin Jinggong did not care, he very much wanted to eat rice made of wheat, and let people offer new wheat to him to eat. Feeling bloated before preparing to eat, he went to the toilet and fell into the pit and drowned.
Second, excessive indulgence, exhaustion
My assessment of him is that most unmarried men dream, most married men have pain at night.
This king was the HanCheng Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty.
Zhao Feiyan should all know each other, just that beautiful woman. At that time, she and her sister Zhao Hede soon entered the palace together and became the favorite favorite concubine of Emperor Hancheng. Because the sisters were so beautiful (as evidenced by the "ring fat swallow thin"), Emperor Hancheng held the sisters all day long, and the king never came early. But at that time, the Hancheng Emperor was already more than 50 years old, and his physical strength did not have to be in his prime. So he had to take pills every night to meet his needs. In the end, Emperor Hancheng died on Zhao Hede's bed due to excessive indulgence.
The third, discovering that the queen had cheated, died of grief
The emperor who was killed by anger was Emperor Xiaowen of Northern Wei, and as soon as he heard this title, he knew that during his reign, the country should not be badly governed.
In fact, he was not considered to have died alive, because before he knew that the queen had cheated, he had a very serious lung disease.
Tell you that the emperor's lung disease was transmitted to him by the empress.
And when the emperor was about to die, he also wrote on his will that he should treat his empress well.
The fourth, the credulous villain, was starved to death
This king was the king of the State of Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period, the Duke of Qi Huan. I believe that you must all know this person, after all, there are his deeds in history textbooks.
I have to mention that when Duke Qi Huan was alone, he was not very wise, but if he was with Guan Zhong, then he could be called a generation of wise monarchs.
Before Guan Zhong died, it can be said that the political situation was clear, and all kinds of traitors and villains were very far away from Qi Huangong.
After Guan Zhong's death, Duke Huan of Qi became more and more dim-witted, and successively appointed villains to govern, and his power was gradually emptied.
Later, when those villains fornicated Huan Gong's harem, Huan Gong's concubines joined those villains in harming Huan Gong, putting Huan Gong in a room, ignoring them, and eventually being starved to death!
The Spring and Autumn Chronicle records that Huan Gong's body was left on the bed for sixty-seven days, and the corpse worms crawled out of the window.
