The cause of Song Jiaoren s death is disputed, who assassinated Song Jiaoren?

Whoever benefits the most, who suspects the most.

Song Jiaoren was killed by Wu Shiying and Ying Guixin.

How Song Jiaoren was shot: On the evening of March 20, 1913, Song Jiaoren, chairman of the Kuomintang who had just won the championship, was preparing to take a train from Shanghai to Beijing to meet Yuan Shikai and attend the new National Assembly, which opened on April 8. At this moment, it is not only the highest peak of Song Jiaoren's life, but also the closest time to democratic constitutionalism in Chinese history.

When Yu Youren, Liao Zhongkai, Huang Xing, Chen Qimei and other KMT officials said goodbye to Song Jiaoren, an assassin suddenly killed and shot Song Jiaoren in the back three times, and the young politician immediately collapsed in a pool of blood. Huang Xing and others immediately helped Song Jiaoren into the car and sent him to the nearby Shanghai-Nanjing Railway Hospital. Doctors immediately operated to remove the bullet and found that the bullet was poisonous.

Two days later, Song Jiaoren died.

Educational thoughts. Song Jiaoren's educational ideas were formed in his political activities and were inseparable from his political thoughts. He believed that "education must serve the interests of the political revolution and use revolutionary education to mobilize the masses to sympathize and participate in political activities". After the establishment of the Nanjing Provisional People's Court, Song Jiaoren served as the president of the court, promulgated the 14 articles of the "Interim Measures for General Education", and presided over the establishment of Jianghan University.

He put forward the proposition of "education as the foundation of the country" and "the key to strengthening the country, and learning and war as the first", as well as a set of "social reform theories" with moral construction as the core content and the development of "science and democracy" as the main goal.

This remains a mystery to this day, and hopefully one day we will find out the truth. In general, there are two speculations about this matter, one believes that it is Yuan Shikai, and the other believes that it is Chen Qimei.

He was killed by Wu Shiying and Ying Guixin. When Liao Zhongkai, Huang Xing, Chen Qimei and other Kuomintang officials said goodbye to Song Jiaoren, they killed the assassin and fired three shots at Song Jiaoren.

It is now impossible to find out who killed Song Jiaoren, and it was generally believed that Song Jiaoren was killed by Yuan Shikai's killers, but it cannot be ruled out that someone else did it.

Song Jiaoren was the founder of the Kuomintang at that time, and had a high position in the revolutionary party, and he strongly opposed the counter-revolutionary forces led by the Beiyang warlords, which caused the dissatisfaction of the reactionary forces, and was finally secretly ** by Yuan Shikai.

Song Jiaoren was not killed by Yuan Shikai, but by Sun Yat-sen.

1, Yuan Shikai has never had an assassination record, but Sun Yat-sen has. For example, Tao Chengzhang and Huang Yuanyong.

2.Yuan Shikai and Song Jiaoren have a good relationship. Song was a figure within the Kuomintang who advocated a good relationship with Yuan Shikai. But Song and Sun did not have a good relationship. The two men had different political views and were in competition.

3.Yuan Shikai had no reason to assassinate Song Jiaoren. Although the Kuomintang became the largest party in the National Assembly, it did not have a majority.

The Progressive Party, the Republican Party, which supports Yuan Shikai, is more than half of the Congress. Why did Yuan Shikai need to assassinate Song? Besides, killing Soong could not kill all the members of the Kuomintang, nor could it change the fact that the Kuomintang was the largest party.

But for Sun Yat-sen, assassinating Soong would at least help him get rid of his opponents in the party.

4。** Wu Shiying, a henchman of Sun Yat-sen's confidant Chen Qimei, died inexplicably in a Shanghai prison under the control of the Kuomintang.

5.When the law settled the Song case, Sun Yat-sen actually launched a war in a democratic country, which shows that he was weak-minded.

The evidence all points to the fact that the Qing Gang did it, Chen Qimei's position in the Qing Gang is very important, and Chen has a very close relationship with Sun Yat-sen. Soong Jiaoren was inclined to parliamentary struggle to weaken power, while Sun Yat-sen insisted on violent revolution, and the two were deeply contradictory within the Kuomintang.

It depends on who benefits.

1. After the incident, it was soon found out that it was the then Prime Minister Zhao Bingjun who did it. Then Yuan Shikai was scolded.

2. Sun Yat-sen became the leader of the Kuomintang and took the opportunity to launch the second revolution.

Directly ** is an unemployed soldier Wu Shiying, and was later implicated including Ying Guixin, a youth gang boss with the title of president of the Chinese National Progressive Association and chief inspector of Jiangsu in Shanghai, Hong Shuzu, secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (the great-grandson of Hong Liangji, a famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty), and Zhao Bingjun, premier of the cabinet

Yuan Shikai, the main messenger behind the scenes, Zhao Bingjun, the direct commander, Hong Shuzu, the secretary of the upper and lower contacts, Ying Kuicheng, the murderer, Wu Shiying.

I don't know, but from the perspective of forensics, whoever benefits in the end is the biggest suspect. Therefore, the suspicion of Zhongshan Qiao is greater than that of Gong Bao.

The major suspects are: Yuan Shikai, Sun Yat-sen, the Constitutionalists, and the Guangfuhui.

Song Jiaoren obstructed them.

Yuan Shikai or Zhao Bingjun or Chen Qimei sent the assassin warrior Ying to kill, but the mastermind is still a mystery.

** For the unemployed soldier Wu Shiying, implicated in the Qing gang boss Ying Guixin, who has the title of president of the Chinese National Progressive Association and Jiangsu Inspector General in Shanghai, Hong Shuzu, secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (great-grandson of the famous scholar Hong Liangji in the Qing Dynasty), and Zhao Bingjun, premier of the cabinet, etc., Wu Shiying** After that, he first confessed that he was instructed by Ying Guixin, and then retracted his confession in court that it was done by himself, denied seeing Ying Guixin and later died violently in Shanghai prison, all parties speculated that it should be poisoning, and Zhao Bingjun was forced to resign as prime minister. In January 1914, after Ying Guixin was released from prison, he went north to ask Yuan Shikai for payment, was chased and killed, and was stabbed on the train that fled to Tianjin. Zhao Bingjun, who was in Tianjin at the time, complained about it, and died suddenly at home soon after.

As a result, the facts of the case are even more confusing. Hong Shuzu was captured and sentenced to death by hanging.

It should be instigated by Yuan Shikai, Song Jiaoren was killed on the way to office after being elected as the prime minister of the parliament at that time!!

There are 4 people in the history books, but in fact one of his subordinates did it.

Yuan Shikai or Zhao Bingjun or Chen Qimei sent assassin warriors to kill.

Chen Qimei had the same motive as he sent Chiang Kai-shek to kill Tao Chengzhang.

It should be the meaning of Premier Sun, the order of President Chiang.

Yuan Shikai. It was just a puppet who fired the shot.

The textbook says that it is Yuan Shikai, but it cannot be trusted.

The veteran sent someone to kill Song Jiaoren.

Yuan Shikai is currently more recognized.

There is no definite answer to this question until now, judging from the situation at the time, it should have been assassinated by Yuan Shikai, after all, the Kuomintang won the election at that time, and Song Jiaoren would become Yuan Shikai's troubled opponent, and Yuan Shikai was most motivated to do this.

A difficult question to answer, and no concrete answer has yet been found. After the case, Yuan Shikai ordered Cheng De, the governor of Jiangsu, to solve the case within a time limit and offered a reward of 10,000 yuan for his arrest. The process of solving the case was surprisingly smooth, in just three days, ** Wu Shiying and Ying Guixin behind him were both arrested.

It should have been killed by Chiang Kai-shek, because it touched his interests and affected the rule of the Kuomintang.

Song Jiaoren was born on April 5, 1882 and died at 10:45 p.m. on March 20, 1913.