The ancient emperor had supreme power, and in his hands he had the power to kill and seize life, so the imperial throne competition was difficult to avoid. The Qing Dynasty was the last dynasty in China, and the imperial system ended with Puyi's abdication.
Although the imperial system has long been over, this kind of thinking has a deep impact on the Chinese, and it is difficult to completely eradicate it for a while. After the founding of New China, there were still people dreaming of emperors, and this person was Shi Dingwu.
Shi Dingwu, a landowner from Xiangtan, Hunan, had a high Chinese, but in 1947, he established the GreatEr China Buddha Kingdom. The history of the Greater China Buddhist Kingdom can be traced back to the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, when The Hunan landlord Shi Zhenshun called himself the "Burning Lantern Ancient Buddha" reincarnated, founded the third phase of Pudu Taoism in Xiangtan, and set up a Buddhist altar.
During this period, Shi Zhenshun also compiled the "Three Periods of Purdue History of About Fifteen Chapters" as a must-read for disciples who have entered the Tao. Later, after Shi Zhenshun's death, his son Shi Huaizhen continued to inherit his career.
After Shi Huaizhen's death, he passed this seat to Shi Dingwu and gradually developed in the hands of Shi Dingwu. During the Republic of China period, Shi Dingwu joined the National Government at the age of 17, successively participated in the Central Unification Secret Service Organization, and served as the director of the "Xiangtan Branch of the Chinese Cultural Society" a peripheral organization of the Central Unification.
Because Shi Dingwu had some contact with the people in the Central Unification at that time, he took the opportunity to expand his Huidaomen organization and extend the power of the third phase of Pudu from Xiangtan to Changsha, Zhuzhou and other cities. Moreover, Shi Dingwu also served as the "Hongjiao Buddha King" and "Pudu Heng Lord" of the third period of Pudu.
Shi Dingwu also set up the "HarvestIngyuan Palace" and the "Xuanhua Palace" in Changsha and Zhuzhou respectively, and re-enfeoffed Chengshu, Chen Tailai, Peng Liangji, Zhang Qifang, and Bin Shu as the masters of the five palaces. With this form of deception, Shi Dingwu has received a response from many people.
According to records, in less than 4 years, Shi Dingwu had more than 30,000 people under him, and the people he organized were all over Jiangxi, Hunan and other places at that time.
In 1947, Shi Dingwu took advantage of the opportunity of his "Yin Chao" office in Changsha City to conspire with Chen Deyan, Zhang Qifang and others on many occasions to build a country and form an army, and officially named the country "Greater China Buddha's Kingdom" and honored Shi Dingwu as emperor. The "Buddha's Kingdom" and the "General Headquarters of the Buddha's State Army" temporarily set up Xiangtan.
After the greatEr China Buddha Kingdom was proclaimed, Shi Dingwu claimed to be the emperor of the Buddha's Kingdom, and divided the left chancellor Wang Yuqi, the right chancellor Chen Tailai, the general Qu Zhaobai, the military master Zhang Qifang and others.
He even formed the Great Chinese Buddha National Army, referred to as the "Buddha National Army", with Chen Deyan as the commander-in-chief and Shi Kejun, shi Dingwu's brother, as the deputy commander-in-chief. Each county shall, according to the number of people, set up headquarters, brigades, squadrons, detachments and squads.
In August 1948, after the liberation of Xiangtan, Shi Dingwu and others stubbornly resisted. During this period, he also issued many "holy oracles" and secretly directed many sabotage activities. It was not until 1953 that the People's Liberation Army completely eliminated the entangled organization of Shidingwu.
After capturing Shi Dingwu, in his hiding place, he found an emperor's jade seal, a crown in the sky, a dragon robe, a phoenix crown xia shuai worn by the empress, and a large amount of evidence such as Guangyang, gold, and reactionary scriptures.
In the face of a large amount of evidence, Shi Dingwu was indefensible and was finally executed by shooting in 1953. However, in 1983, after a lapse of 36 years, Shi Jinxin, the son of Shi Dingwu, "ascended the throne" with the "help" of the peasant "Minister" Li Pirui and restored the country in the rural area of Liling, Hunan, and was not long after being extinguished by the local public security.
Yuan Shikai tried to restore the imperial system during the Republic of China, and this farce lasted only 83 days, so the feudal imperial system was unpopular, and anyone who tried to restore the imperial system would not have an end.