Preamble:
During the feudal period, the emperor stood at the top of power, ruled the world, commanded the world, and made a great pursuit of Changsheng. But because of the ignorance of thoughts, he pinned his hopes on seeking immortals, and the main way to seek immortality was to take Jindan. The death of eleven emperors in history may be caused by Jindan.
秦始皇
The first place: Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng. After Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, the world was unified, and Changsheng had his lifelong pursuit, and he had sent Xu Fu and three thousand boys and women to the sea to find immortal prescriptions, and at the same time, he had not interrupted the use of the alchemy pill, forty-nine years old, died in the prime of life, which can be seen to have nothing to do with the golden pill.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty - Liu Che
Second place: Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. A generation of male masters, the first half of the Han Emperor Wu Emperor Hong Tao Weiluo, but in his later years, because of the long-term use of pills addicted to cultivating immortals, resulting in a short temper, superstitious ghosts and gods, a large number of disasters, there are historical records, the king of Emperor Wu is also related to erysipelas.
晋哀帝-司马丕
Third place: Sima Pi, Emperor Ai of the Jin Dynasty. Emperor Ai of the Jin Dynasty was the sixth emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and during his reign, he took a large number of elixirs, which led to his deterioration and his early death at the age of 25, and the cause of his death may be related to the poisoning of the elixir.
Tang Taizong - Li Shimin
Fourth place: Tang Taizong Li Shimin. There are two theories about the death of Li Shimin, a generation of democracy, one is that he fought in Goryeo in his later years, and his sword wound recurred. The second is that Li Shimin's health deteriorated in his later years, resulting in relying on the elixir and eventually dying of the elixir.
Tang Xianzong-Li Chun
Fifth place: Tang Xianzong Li Chun. Li Chun was the twelfth emperor of the Tang Dynasty and was known as the Lord of Zhongxing in history. There are also two theories about his death, one is that he took too much gold pill and eventually died violently. The second is that he was extremely irritable because of taking pills, offended the eunuchs, and was killed by the eunuchs.
Tang Muzong-Li Heng
Sixth place: Tang Muzong Li Heng. Li Heng is the son of Li Chun of Xianzong, and at the beginning of his reign, he exiled many monks who made pills. However, Li Heng was weakened due to indulgence in pleasure, and finally became addicted to taking pills, and died of erysipelas at the age of thirty.
Tang Wuzong-Li Yan
Seventh place: Tang Wuzong Li Yan. Emperor Wuzong was a promising Ming monarch in the late Tang Dynasty and founded the Huichang Center, but due to long-term consumption of elixir, his personality became more and more impatient, moody, and finally collapsed due to taking pills, and died at the age of thirty-three at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve.
Tang Xuanzong-Li Chen
Eighth place: Tang Xuanzong Li Chen. Li Chen is known as the last Ming monarch of the Tang Dynasty and is known as Little Taizong. During his reign, he performed well, but eventually died due to taking the elixir offered by the imperial physician Li Yuanbo.
Ming Shizong - Zhu Houxi
Ninth place: Ming Shizong Zhu Houxi. Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong can be regarded as the most famous immortal emperor in history, self-proclaimed Emperor Wanshou, reigned for 45 years, due to long-term use of pills containing arsenic, mercury and other harmful to the body, resulting in death.
Mingguangzong - Zhu Changluo
Tenth place: Mingguangzong Zhu Changluo. Zhu Changluo is the shortest reign emperor of the Ming Dynasty, reigned for only 28 days, before ascending the throne to the body weakness collapsed, soon after ascending the throne was bedridden, at this time, Hongru Temple Cheng Li Kezhuo gave two red pills of elixir, Zhu Changluo died after eating, known as the red pill case in history.
Qing Shizong - Hu Yu
Eleventh place: Qing Shizong Yinzhen. Yongzheng Emperor Yinzhen was a promising and diligent monarch of the Qing Dynasty, but his death was quite bizarre. The day before yesterday, he was still in charge of politics normally, but he died violently two days later, and according to legend, it was related to taking the elixir.