After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, what happened to the nine feudal officials, and where did they g

Their fates are different, some are attached to Yuan Shikai, some want to be restored, but they are killed, and some are incognito.

It's all gone, let's live our own lives, and the living can't be suffocated by urine.

Their fate is different, some are attached to Yuan Shikai** and continue to enjoy glory and wealth, and some are destroyed.

The nine feudal ambassadors played a very important role in the rule of the Qing Dynasty, and after their demise, each of these nine men had their own place. Some were taken to prison and beheaded.

committed suicide, went to be an official, went home, went to be a soldier, ran away and went to other places, doing business, only a few people were working hard for the Qing Dynasty.

After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, they were all dispersed, because there was no court to serve, and they all went home.

It's too bad to write on the street, and it's writing to read good books.

After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, some of the nine ambassadors of the feudal frontier became governors and the revolutionary party, and some were overthrown by the revolutionary party.

After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the nine ambassadors of the feudal territory, some of whom returned to the local ** and joined the army, and some of them became incognito and lived the life of ordinary people!

After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the nine feudal officials all surrendered and lived a common life.

Basically, all of them died, some were killed, some were sick and died. So a few of them can't escape a dead word.

The few of them estimated that the end would not be very good, so they would do what they should do, kill those who should be killed, and then stay, or they would die alone.

After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, some of these people surrendered to the local **, and some went incognito and lived the life of ordinary people!

The official of the feudal territory was the governor of Zhili, who was in charge of Hebei, Tianjin, and Beijing, and was finally imprisoned and sentenced to life.

The governor of Zhili became Yuan Shikai's puppet and was at his mercy; Zhao Erxun, the governor of the Northeast, began to study the history of the Qing Dynasty after there was no control; The governors of Fujian and Zhejiang and Liangguang looted the people's wealth and finally committed suicide; The Governors of Huguang and Yunnan-Guizhou had participated in the pro-democracy movement and carried out uprisings; The Governors of Shaanxi and Gansu and Liangjiang basically spent the rest of their lives smoothly.

There are roughly three kinds of endings: the first is that they have always been loyal to the Qing Dynasty, have been trying in vain to restore, and are finally killed. The second is that before the fall of the Qing Dynasty, they died of illness. The third is to choose to say goodbye to officialdom completely and retire to life.

After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, some of these nine feudal officials chose to retire to retirement, some struggled to contact various forces in vain to restore the Qing Dynasty, and some died before the fall of the Qing Dynasty.