How did Li Shimin die? When did you die?

In the twenty-second year of Zhenguan (648 AD), the Tang army of the Western Expedition captured a Tianzhu (present-day India) alchemist, named Na Er Po Meng, who claimed to have lived for 200 years and had the art of immortality. Li Shimin was very happy, "Taizong is deeply respectful, and the museum is in the Jinbiao Gate." to create a medicine to prolong life, "I hope to get the "foreign elixir" - the so-called "Hu monk medicine".

Li Shimin ordered Cui Dunli, the secretary of the military department, to supervise the refining of the "elixir", "sent the world to collect all kinds of strange medicines and stones, which cannot be counted." It took years and time to refine the "foreign elixir", but after Li Shimin took many pills, there was no effect at all, and later he had to put the soothing back to India. Until his death, Li Shimin had been changing to the "Earth Immortal Pill" refined by local Taoist priests.

As a result, at the age of 52, he died of chronic poisoning.

Li Shimin died at the age of 21, what was the cause of death, not from taking pills.

In the later years of Tang Taizong, with the prosperity of his deeds and the increase of his age, he began to foolishly pursue immortality and take pills. In the twenty-third year of Zhenguan, he took the pill of the Indian priest and died of a violent illness.

In his later years, like those emperors who wanted to live forever, he ate that golden pill and finally died of poisoning.

I'm angry, look at Li Zhi so unfilial.

Just kidding, in fact, he wanted to live forever in his later years, took pills, and finally died of poisoning.

Obsessed with Jin Dan, Lian Changsheng Elixir died of too much medicine.

It is rare for people to live for seventy years, and it is time to do it.

Immortality kills people.

How many emperors have been killed by this elixir?

According to other historical sources, Li Shimin's death was due to dysentery at this time. But he was only in his early fifties at this time, and if the dysentery was serious, why did he leave Chang'an and come to Zhongnanshan Villa. Moreover, there was no record of him being seriously ill before.

His death was sudden.

According to modern scholars, the reason for Li Shimin's early death is also related to the campaign he launched in 645 AD to conquer Goryeo.

According to Goryeo history, during the Liaodong War, Tang Taizong was shot by a poisoned arrow from the Yan people and died a few years later. At that time, the Tatar people participated in the war as helpers of the Koreans. Li Shimin's abnormal behavior after that is indeed very similar to the sequelae after being shot.

Historical sources have very obsequiously pointed out that Taizong's temper became irritable and he suffered from a kind of debilitating illness of exhaustion, so that many daily tasks had to be done by the crown prince. Although in his early years he had repeatedly ridiculed the emperors of the past who had been obsessively seeking immortality and elixirs, he now tried desperately to alleviate his ailments, and he also found an Indian sorcerer, Narasa**.

Li Shimin died of illness in July 649 at the age of 52 in the Hanfeng Temple in Chang'an.

ate pills indiscriminately, and finally ascended to immortality.

Li Shimin, a native of Didao, Longxi (now Lintao County, Gansu Province). The second emperor of the Tang Dynasty (reigned 626-649), a statesman, strategist, military strategist, and poet.