Aixin Jueluo Who is Puyi s son? Please, 3Q

The official history says that Pu Yi married 5 times in his life, but he never left offspring. Wang Yubin, who claims to be the son of Pu Yi. There is a lot of information in one search.

His Majesty has three brothers and seven sisters. In order, His Royal Highness Pu Jie (born in 1907), His Royal Highness Yun Yuan (born in 1909, married Guo Buluo Runliang), His Royal Highness Yun He (born in 1911, married Zheng Guangyuan), His Royal Highness Yun Ying (born in 1913, married Guo Buluo Runqi), His Royal Highness Yun Xian (born in 1914, married Zhao Qifan), His Royal Highness Pu Qi (born in 1915, died young), His Royal Highness Yun Xin (born in 1917, married Wan Jiaxi), His Royal Highness Pu Ren (born in 1918), His Royal Highness Yun Yu (born in 1919, married Wang Ailan), His Royal Highness Yun Huan (born in 1921, married to Qiao Hongzhi). In 1937, His Royal Highness Pu Jie and the daughter of the Japanese Imperial Marquis Saga Minoru Hao (married His Royal Highness Aixin Jueluo Hao, died in Beijing on June 20, 1987, and the marriage was consummated.

The two gave birth to two daughters, the eldest daughter Huisheng (1939-1957) and the second daughter Huisheng (1941- ) and her husband Fukunaga Kenji, who was later named Fukunaga Tsuyoshi). On December 10, 1957, the eldest daughter Huisheng died at Mt. Amagi on the Izu Peninsula in Japan. The second daughter lives in Japan and has five children. ”

Pu Yi had no offspring, he married a total of five times in his life, but did not give birth to a single child.

Pu Yi's wife Wen Xiu back then, because the court thought that she was not dignified enough to be a queen, so she could only divorce in the end. His second wife, Wanrong, a Manchu, became an opium addict after becoming empress, and eventually died in prison in Yanji, Jilin Province, China. His third wife was Tan Yuling, also a Manchu, who died of illness.

His fourth wife, Li Yuqin, was a Han Chinese and was his student in 1962.

Jia Yinghua collected Pu Yi's medical records of that year, which have a complete record: "The patient (Pu Yi) had impotence when he was the emperor 30 years ago, and he has been seeking treatment, and the effect is not good......He has a habit of smoking, has been married three times, and has not had children. ”

Pu Yi had no son, so when he was imprisoned by the Soviet Red Army, he once wanted his distant nephew Yuyan who had been following him as his heir, so he took Yuyan as his godson. Because Yu Yan's great-grandfather (the fifth son of Emperor Daoguang) was the elder brother of Pu Yi's grandfather (Emperor Daoguang's seventh son). Pu Yi has not been publicized.

Some people speculate that this may be because he feels that his life is not guaranteed, and he just wants to have a descendant, so he only privately recognizes Yuyan as his son. This incident was unknown at the time, and it was only after the Cultural Revolution that it became known to some people.

Pu Yi had no sons.

For a long time, the last emperor of China, Puyi, was called Emperor Xuantong or Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, the last emperor, Emperor Xun, etc., because he did not have a temple name and a nickname, and he was a commoner when he died, so he did not have a nickname. However, the descendants of the Aixin Jueluo family in Taiwan gave Pu Yi the temple name "Xianzong" and the nickname "Peitian Tongyun Fa Gu Shao Tongcui Wen Jingfu Kuan Rui Zheng Mu Tiren Li Xiaoxiang Emperor", "But Pu Yi's so-called nickname, the temple number is not an official nickname or temple name, this temple number and nickname are determined by the family and have not been recognized by the people.