Dorgon was out hunting, why did he fall and die suddenly?

Although it is recorded in this way in history, many people do not believe it, because Dolgon, a man who fought on horseback all the year round, could have fallen off his horse and died.

As his health deteriorated and his mood gradually decreased, Dolgon fell from his horse. After a lifetime of fighting horses, he finally died in a small town outside the border.

Dolgon's sudden death is still related to his body, Dolgon's health itself is not good, he has many wives and concubines, but he has no children, which also shows that Dolgon's health is not good.

It should be that he has some kind of disease in his own right, and the fall induces the disease, such as acute heart disease.

It was probably because someone had done something on his horse in advance, so much so that he fell off his horse and died.

Because he wanted to fall to his death, he knew that the emperor he had brought up with all his heart was wary of himself, and he felt a special chill.

In November of the seventh year of Shunzhi, Dolgon went out to hunt outside the Gubei Pass. He fell from his horse while hunting, and was unable to heal, and died in Kara on December 9 at the age of 39. The coffin was transported back to Beijing, and Emperor Shunzhi posthumously honored him as the righteous emperor, and the temple number became a sect.

Dolgon's funeral was held according to the emperor's specifications, and he was buried outside Dongzhimen in Beijing (near No. 3 present-day Xinzhong Street Santiao).

The famous regent Dolgon died in the town of Luanhe in Chengde City.

On November 13 of the seventh year of Shunzhi (1650), Dolgon led his men and horses out of Beijing out of Gubeikou and went to Chengde to hunt in the vicinity. "On the ninth day of the twelfth month, Dolgon died in Karahetun, and the official history records:

In December, the regent and Prince of Shuorui, Dorgon, died in the city of Kara. ”

Dorgon died after falling from his horse. Talking about moving "Journey to the North". Ji Wen said:

At the beginning, the regent had a knee wound and was smeared with cold ointment, and the imperial physician Fu Yinzu said that it was not appropriate. It is a day of hunting, worth a tiger, and the Venerable must shoot and people follow it. When the king created a very much, he was reluctant to send three arrows to not hold himself, and he withdrew from the British king's words, and he didn't have to hear about it."

Buried in the tomb of Prince Rui in the area of Xinzhong Street outside Dongzhimen. Commonly known as the tomb of the nine kings, it covers an area of more than 300 acres.

Sick and dead. In the autumn of the seventh year of Shunzhi, Dolgon fell ill. It is said that he suffered an injury to his knee, and he applied a plaster cast that should not have been used, which worsened his condition ("Journey to the North").

In order to cure the disease and improve his mood, in mid-November, he led the kings Baylor and a large number of officers and soldiers of the Eight Banners to hunt and have fun outside the Saiwai. Due to the cold climate and overwork during the hunting, Dolgon never returned to Beijing on this trip. On the ninth day of December, he died of illness in the city of Kara at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve.