Is there really anyone in history who died laughing?

1.Karcas (Greek prophet, XII century BC).

Karcas was Greece's greatest prophet during the Trojan War. The famous Trojan Horse was built on his proposal, and one day while he was planting vines, another wandering prophet happened to pass by, predicting that Calcas would never drink wine made from the grapes he had grown. Later, the grapes ripen and make wine.

Carlcaster invited the prophet to join him. Just as Karcas raised his glass to drink, the prophet repeated his prophecy. This made Calcas feel funny and couldn't help but laugh.

Probably laughing too violently, he suddenly felt suffocated, out of breath, and then stopped breathing. Another theory of the cause of Kalkas' death is that he died of anger during a prophecy contest when he failed to correctly predict how many piglets a sow would have.

2.Cyxis (Greek painter, 5th century BC).

It is said that Syxis died of suffocation while laughing at a painting of an old woman he had just completed.

3.Philemon (Greek poet, 361-263 BC) was a comedy writer who once admired his jokes and died laughing.

4.Cleich Persia (Greek philosopher, 3rd century BC).

Krishpos is said to have died laughing at the sight of a donkey eating a fig.

My elementary school and the subject representative went to the teacher's office to pick up the homework book.

On the way back, we said something or a joke I don't remember, anyway, I kept laughing, very loudly, causing laughter in other grades and other classes in our grade, and I walked into the classroom still laughing, and the teacher let me go outside and laugh in. Laughed for a long time, didn't know for a few minutes.

You can laugh at the punishment, that is, scratch the heart of the foot to punish or force a confession, which can itch people to laugh to death.

Hello, here are the top 10 jokes of the 10 historical laughing dead: 1I especially liked the restaurant, their pizza was the best in town.

One time, though, I got half of the pizza, and the waiter said it was a "two-and-a-half pizza." 2.I finally told my mom today that I was gay, and she was silent for a while, then told me that she had known all along, and that she was glad I had finally found a decent boyfriend.

3.I asked the doctor to prescribe some sleeping pills, and he told me to go to bed early, and I said, "But I can't sleep at night!" The doctor said, "That's because you went to bed too early."

4.Today I wanted to drink a glass of water, but my cup was too big for me to pour in. So I came up with a solution, turn the cup upside down, and the water flowed in.

Now my hands are soaked. 5.I used to have a dream to become a ** family.

Now I'm a ** home, playing pop songs for free in the supermarket. 6.Both of my roommates went for a run and I planned to sit at home and watch TV.

I never believed in the so-called "obesity gene", but my mother told me that it was "genetic inheritance", and that her parents were fat, and she was fat. My dad said that our family's "genetic inheritance" was poverty. 8.

I fell at the gym and sat awkwardly on the floor thinking about what to do. A fitness instructor came up to me and asked if I was injured and I said I was just too fat to fall. 9.

When I was driving today, I got lost and the GPS said like that, "If you can, turn left." If you can't, turn to the right. "I'm still on the street.

10.I finally got a job, but my boss asked me to be late every day and work until late, and then only paid me a small amount. It turned out that I had found a job called "Volunteer".

There have been a small number of cases of laughing deaths in history, from ancient Greece in the 5th century BC to Thailand in the 21st century. In modern times, people who die of laughter mainly die of heart failure or suffocation caused by laughter.

The ancient Greek painter Zeuxis of the 5th century BC: he died laughing while painting a funny old woman.

The ancient Greek Stoic philosopher Clecyppus in the 3rd century BC: One of his death accounts states that when he saw a donkey eating a fig, he ordered his slaves to give the donkey wine. After that, he died laughing.

Ruler Martin I: he died in 1410 from indigestion and uncontrollable laughter.

Renaissance Italian writer Pietro Arettino: He died of suffocation in 1556 from laughter.

Scottish writer and translator Thomas Urquhart: He died laughing in 1660 after hearing about Charles II's accession to the throne.

Alex Mitchell, Kingslyn, England: On March 24, 1975, in Kung Fu Kapers, he saw a Scotsman with bagpipes duel with a Lancastrian master with a blood sausage. After that, he laughed incessantly and died of heart failure after laughing continuously for 25 minutes.

His widow then sent a letter to the production team of Kung Fu Kapers to thank them for the joy they had given her husband before his death.

Danish audiologist Ole Bengtsson: He died laughing in 1989 while in "A Basket of Stupid Thieves". The coroner estimated that Bentson's heart was beating at a rate of 250 to 500 beats per minute before cardiac arrest.

Thai ice cream salesman Danneng Sean: He died laughing in his sleep in 2003. At the time, his wife was unable to wake him up. Two minutes later, he stopped breathing. The cause of his death was most likely heart failure or asphyxiation.

In the content of the commentary, Niu Gao rode on the body of the golden cicada and beat it, the golden cicada died of anger, and Niu Gao laughed to death.

The golden cicada in the commentary should not be a golden vulture.

Jin Wushu and Yue Fei are of the same level.

Sima Zhao, who died laughing at the banquet after Liu Chan's surrender;

In the seventy-ninth chapter of "The Complete Biography of Yue", it is about it"Angry to death of the golden vulture, laughing to death of cow gao"story. It is said that Niu Gao grabbed his old opponent Jin Wushu, rode on him, and died of excessive laughter because of joy, and Jin Wushu was also angry and died.

Niu Gao, after catching Jin Wu, riding on him after the operation, was overexcited and died.

During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Hu Weiyong, the first assistant, was ordered by Zhu Yuanzhang to be bitten by mosquitoes and itched to death because of his greed for the king's law.

Niu Gao Yue Fei has it, but I don't know if it's true or not.

Folklore has"Angry to death, laughing to death"The story is that the Southern Song Dynasty fierce general Niu Gao caught his old opponent Jin Wu, and died because of joy and laughter. Shuihu Village, Shenxing, Taibao, Dai Zong, Song General, Niu Gao, the most famous should be Cheng Biting Jin, Niu Gao, Cheng Biting Jin, saying that there is Niu Gao in Yue Quan's biography, and Sima Zhao who died laughing.

Xue Gang got into trouble, and the Xue family was beheaded all over the house, and also set up an iron mound tomb only Xue Gang and Fan Lihua escaped, and then Xue Gang turned against the Tang Dynasty and rehabilitated the Xue family, Cheng Biting Jin was happy, laughing wildly, he didn't come up in one breath, he died of laughter, and his son was very sad when he saw that his father was dead, and he didn't come up in one breath of crying, and he died.

Cheng bites Jin, see ** Xue Jiajiang, Shan Tianfang's classic storytelling paragraphs.

Angry death vulture laughing to death Niu Gao "The Biography of Yue Fei".

According to "The Biography of Yue Quan", Niu Gao died of laughter.