Is Wu Xiubo a descendant of Wu Sangui?

How did you come up with this question, I was very surprised, because it is both Wu, and the key is that there is no connection between the two? A bewildered face.

The Wu Xiubo incident has caused a lot of uproar, and now he is a figure on the cusp, and it is estimated that it will be difficult to enter the showbiz again.

Wu Xiubo, born on September 5, 1968 in Beijing, is an actor in Chinese mainland. Graduated from the Acting Department of the Drama Academy.

In 2010, he won the 26th China TV Golden Eagle Award for Best Performing Arts Actor and Audience-Loved TV Drama Actor with the spy war drama "Before Dawn". In 2013, he was nominated for Best Actor at the 32nd Popular Film Hundred Flowers Awards for the romantic comedy "Beijing Meets Seattle".

In 2014, he was nominated for Best Actor at the 42nd International Emmy Awards for the costume drama "Zhao's Orphan Case". In 2015, he was nominated for Outstanding Actor at the 30th China TV Drama Feitian Award for the rural drama "Ma Xiangyang Goes to the Countryside". In 2016, he starred in the romantic comedy "Beijing Meets Seattle: The Only Love Letter" once again set a new box office record for domestic romance films.

In 2017, he starred in and served as the producer of the historical drama "The Alliance of Military Divisions of Sima Yi", which won the Outstanding TV Drama Award and 4 nominations at the 31st TV Drama Feitian Awards.

Wu Sangui (June 8, 1612 - October 2, 1678), the word Changbo, the word Yuesuo, Ming Dynasty Liaodong Guangning Qiantunwei Zhonghou (now Suizhong, Liaoning) people, ancestral home in Gaoyou (now Gaoyou City, Jiangsu Province), the son of Wu Xiang, the general soldier of Jinzhou, and the nephew of Zu Dashou. A famous political and military figure in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.

As for whether this relationship between them is or not, it is estimated that it is difficult to verify, if you want to ** after all, it is better to go through the information.

Wu Sangui has descendants, and it is said that now his descendants are in a place called "Majiazhai" in Guizhou, and they are still incognito, feeling that they can't hold their heads up because of history.

Wu Sangui has no descendants. Because Wu Sangui's son was also killed by Emperor Kangxi, Wu Sangui had no descendants.

Wu Sangui has no descendants, and after Wu Sangui's death, the Qing Dynasty beheaded Wu Sangui's family.

Wu Sangui must have descendants, but now I don't know that his descendants are **, but there are historical records.

Wu Bagui from our village said that he was a descendant of Wu Sangui.

1, Wu Sangui's son Wu Yingxiong: Shunzhi married Princess Jianning in the tenth year, stayed in Beijing as a concubine, and was actually a hostage of the imperial court. Zen Nian Xiang.

2, son Wu Yingqi: During the rebellion of the three feudatories, Wu Yingqi led Ma Bao and other generals to fight in Guizhou, Guangxi, Hunan, and Sichuan.

3, grandson Wu Shifan: Wu Yingxiong's concubine, at first stayed in Yunnan, after Wu Sangui's death to Guiyang to run for funeral, he was supported as the emperor by the generals, changed the year name to Gaoduan Honghua, Kangxi committed suicide in 20 years;

4, He Bo's grandson Wu Shilin: On April 13, the 14th year of Kangxi, Wu Shilin and his father Wu Yingxiong were executed.

Wu Sangui still has descendants, because there were various relatives in ancient times, so there are few who can be completely wiped out, even if they are outcast, and distant relatives are still descendants, but some people don't even know who their ancestors are, so there must be.

Wu Jing, descendants of Wu Sangui and Chen Yuanyuan.