How was the Tanglin thief Sun Dianying sanctioned in the end? Does he have any descendants? Did his

On May 1, the People's Liberation Army captured Tangyin, and Sun Dianying was captured. Later, Sun Dianying was sent to a prisoner of war camp in Wu'an County, Hebei Province, and in the days when he was first captured, Sun Dianying often hysterically scolded Chiang Kai-shek for being unkind and unjust. Remembering his heroic performance in the early stage of the Anti-Japanese War, the Communist Party treated him very leniently and specially approved him to bring a guard to take care of his life.

Sun Dianying was more active in labor, but then he couldn't, and even tried to escape from prison for a time, but failed. Because Sun Dianying felt completely defeated, depressed, depressed all day long, and he smoked opium for decades, he suffered from post-tobacco dysentery, which was an incurable disease at that time. In the spirit of humanitarianism, the Communist Party sought medical treatment for him.

This humane spirit and lenient action touched his heart deeply. When he was critically ill, he confessed: "I have done many bad things in the past, and I am sorry for the people and the Communist Party.

The Communist Party is magnanimous, regardless of grudges, I don't know how many times better than Chiang Kai-shek! In the autumn of that year, Sun Dianying, a Tanglin thief who suffered from a variety of diseases, fell seriously ill and died, ending his military career.

There are very few records of his four daughters, the eldest daughter died early, the third daughter went to Xinjiang, the second and fourth daughters lived in Dalian, and his son became a professor at Xi'an University of Foreign Chinese and trained many excellent foreign language talents.

In the end, he also died, because it was impossible to tolerate him having offspring living in this world. I'm afraid it's going to make a comeback.

In the end, the children all had a better life, especially his son, who was not at all like his father, studied hard, and in the end, became the dean of the Foreign Chinese College, and finally became the guardian of the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum.

When it comes to Sun Dianying, many friends should not understand. But if it comes to the Tanglin thief, many people must have heard of it or two. In fact, Sun Dianying is the great thief of Dongling, famous for stealing the tomb of Dongling, and is a famous tomb thief in the Qing Dynasty.

Because Sun Dianying likes to rob tombs, he was regarded as a thorn in the side of the Qing Dynasty royal family. So, how did the Tanglin thief Sun Dianying die? The reason behind it is actually quite simple.

Sun Dianying, also known as Sun Laodian, was born in 1889 in Xiyanglou Village, Yongcheng County, Henan Province. His father Sun Yulin is not a fuel-efficient lamp, he is often idle, does not do his job, and his mother-in-law to death. The locals hated him so much that they expelled him from the village, and he confronted people in public, and even stabbed one person to death with a knife, so he was escorted to the county seat and became a ghost in prison.

So, how did the Tanglin thief Sun Dianying die?

1. Likes to steal royal cemeteries

The tombs stolen by Sun Dianying were all royal ancestral tombs, and he not only stole Cixi's underground palace, but also destroyed the tomb of Emperor Qianlong. Cixi is extremely evil and not to mention her, Emperor Qianlong is also remarkable, despite this, Sun Dianying's actions not only made enemies with the Qing Dynasty, but also offended many people, of course, people who have done a lot of bad things will definitely get their due retribution in the end, and soon after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Sun Dianying ushered in the evil consequences and died early.

2. There are many enemies in your life

Sun Dianying's life was full of evil fruits, he made many enemies, many people wanted to kill him, and many people suspected that he was killed at first. Of course, this legend also has a certain basis, because at that time, Sun Dianying stole the royal tomb, which caused a strong dissatisfaction among the widows of the Qing Dynasty, and the Manchus represented by Pu Yi were full of hatred, so many people speculated that these people killed Sun Dianying.

3. Finally died of opium

When Sun Dianying was captured in 1947, he was supposed to be punished on the spot, but for some other reason he was just imprisoned. After Sun Dianying was arrested, our army not only abused him but also helped him quit opium, everyone knows that Sun Dianying is a person who loves to smoke opium, and he is not afraid of death after so many years of running at gunpoint, and his attitude was extremely bad during the interrogation at the beginning, but once he was addicted to smoking, he had no backbone, in order to reform him, he helped him quit opium in a way that gradually reduced the amount of opium.

To summarize simply, how did the Tanglin thief Sun Dianying die? In fact, Sun Dianying died because of opium, although our army helped Sun Dianying quit opium before, but he finally seemed to die because of too much opium in his early years, which shows that cherishing life must stay away from drugs. Of course, there is also a theory that after Sun Dianying was captured, he was executed for committing a crime.

From July 4 to 11, 1928, Sun Dianying, commander of the 12th Army of the National Revolutionary Army, opened the tombs of Emperor Qianlong and Empress Dowager Cixi in the Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty in the name of military exercises and looted them.

Hearing the news of the theft of Tanglin, Emperor Pu Yi almost fainted, and the old and young also rushed to Zhangyuan, Tianjin, where Pu Yi lived, and cried bitterly. The spiritual seats of Qianlong and Cixi were placed in the garden to hold a memorial service.

At the same time, the Qing family sent people to Tanglin to inspect and place the coffins and bones that had been thrown away, and sent telegrams to Chiang Kai-shek in Nanjing, Yan Xishan, commander of the Pingjin garrison, and major newspapers, demanding that the authorities severely punish the tomb robber Sun Dianying.

Sun Dianying began to pretend that nothing happened, and later he was anxious to sell the stolen goods, and sent his division commander Tan Wenjiang to Beiping to entrust the antique dealer Huang Baichuan to sell the treasures, but he was arrested by the garrison headquarters.

With the outflow of a large number of treasures, the "Tanglin Treasure Theft Case" has gradually become the focus of attention from all walks of life, and people from all walks of life have called for **, demanding that the case be dealt with quickly and impartially. In the end, Yan Xishan agreed to organize a military tribunal to try the case, and appointed Zhu Shouguang, chief of staff of the garrison headquarters, to organize a special military tribunal.

Sun Dianying saw that the matter was getting bigger, so he hurriedly sent people around to investigate. The pre-trial of the military tribunal began on April 20, 1929, and on the afternoon of June 15, the Military Judge Advocate General Division held a military court conference and decided to send the entire case file to Nanjing. At the meeting, presiding judge Shang Zhen explained the reasons for the verdict one by one, and stated that it was completely in accordance with military law, without favoritism and connivance, and that he should wait for the Military Justice Department of the Ministry of Military Affairs to announce the verdict for execution.

Outsiders were strictly forbidden to enter the entire meeting, and the contents of the verdict could not be known to outsiders.

The Nanjing authorities also did not reach a verdict on the case for a long time, Sun Dianying still flaunted his might, and Tan Wenjiang was soon released from prison by Yan Xishan. The people of the time could only glimpse the conclusion of the draft pretrial judgment from the words of the news reports at the time: "The Tanglin robbery case was caused by the Zunhua garrison colluding with the full garrison to guard the tomb and robbing the tomb to share the spoils."

However, no one knows who the "Zunhua garrison" and "the mausoleum guard" refer to.

After the trial, Sun Dianying was not punished in the slightest. In 1930, he participated in the Central Plains War against Chiang, and was incorporated by Zhang Xueliang after the defeat. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he first fought guerrillas in Hebei and Henan, and then surrendered to the Japanese and became a traitor.

Later, he returned to Chiang Kai-shek's army, was captured by the *** department in the Liberation War, and was imprisoned in the Gongdelin War Criminals Management Center, and finally died of illness, ending his life of crime.

Sun Dianying's treasure theft case made the Han people angry! Treasures are for the living, and if they are not used, they are waste. Deserved, deserved!

You, Emperor Cixi Guangxu, have no virtue for the people, but you succumb to the foreign powers to cede land and pay reparations, so that the people are in dire straits! This sin is not trivial, it is the will of God, and God has sent them to retribution. Incompetence in governing the country will inevitably lead to inability to defend the ancestral cause.

If foreign powers do not open their doors, they will not suffer from national calamity. Naturally, there will be no theft of the mausoleum.

He Qingling was treated as a traitor and died innocently!! Theft is pure retribution.

There is a high probability that there will be no army after 49 and will be assassinated by Manyi.

Ever been a traitor? In line with his identity.