Why did Feng Yuxiang drive the Qing royal family out of the Forbidden City?

Because it's really infuriating!

The Qing Dynasty fell, but the princes and nobles of various families endlessly jumped out to engage in various restorations; The people outside were starving to death, Pu Yi was trapped in the Forbidden City, and there was a vigorous "big wedding"; There were frequent incidents of unscrupulous eunuchs stealing and selling royal antiques, and Pu Yi blindly slapped his swollen face and became fat......

In short, all kinds of people are looked down upon, and they are very angry, and the Beiyang system that signed preferential treatment conditions with Qing ** has completely collapsed, so in the end, this file happened.

Worried that the Qing Dynasty would restore and claim the emperor, they dared to leave the Forbidden City and cut off their idea of becoming emperors.

Think about it, if Pu Yi still lives in the Forbidden City, after 918, he directly establishes Manchukuo in Beijing, then the trouble will be even greater!

Feng Yuxiang had revolutionary ideas. To carry out the uncontested cause of the Xinhai Revolution to the end, the Qing Dynasty royal family also represented the feudal forces. This is the main reason.

Act according to Yuan Shikai's orders

There were too many old and young people in the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and in order to completely prevent the restoration of the imperial system, Feng Yuxiang simply drove Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City.

Because Pu Yi has many thoughts of restoration in the 10 years since his abdication, in order to completely eliminate the emergence of restoration.

This can't be complained about Feng Yuxiang, although Feng Yuxiang is anti-Qing in his bones! Because Pu Yi's uninteresting second ascension to the throne and Zhang Xun's restoration, Pu Yi first breached the contract, which also caused huge turmoil to the country, so it was right to expel Beijing and conform to the historical trend!

It was because Feng Yuxiang did not get benefits from Pu Yi that he dared to go to Pu Yi, so that Japan found Pu Yi and established Manchukuo, not Feng Yuxiang, and Japan had no excuse to invade China

The business is yellow, the gambling is lost, and they all want to make a comeback, if you don't cut this mess, he thinks about it every day.

How boring it is to ask such questions.

Pursue advantages and avoid disadvantages, and there is no money to feed the army.

If it is not driven out, China still has a royal family.

Because at that time, the people left over from the Qing Dynasty were still dreaming of restoration.

Because he was afraid that Pu Yi and those people might have the idea of returning to the country, he hurried farther.

Nominally, Feng Yuxiang was not wrong to drive Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City, but Feng Yuxiang's real purpose in doing so was actually to rob the treasures in the Forbidden City.

Feng Yuxiang drove Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City in the first place, which was the right thing to do, otherwise Pu Yi would have communicated with some royalist factions and made waves, and the people would not be able to live and work in peace and contentment.

I think it's right, at that time, the Forbidden City was still Puyi's territory, and the annual expenses were very large, which was the first burden, and driving Puyi out of the Forbidden City marked the complete end of the Qing Dynasty.

I think it is the right thing to do, because driving Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City means that the Qing Dynasty, the last feudal dynasty, has completely withdrawn from the stage of Chinese history, and China has entered a new era, and the people of the Chinese have got rid of the oppression of the feudal system and are moving towards the great rejuvenation of independence.

If there is anyone among the warlords who is more like an actor, it is Feng Yuxiang, who is a person who is good at disguise.

Feng Yuxiang wanted to completely destroy the dreams of those who restored the Qing Dynasty and completely end the position of the emperor, and I think this thing was done right.

That's right, first of all, he uses a lot of money every year to operate, and then he is too ruined, so that the cultural relics will not all be lost, and finally the Forbidden City was not built by him in the first place.

Now it seems that Feng Yuxiang drove Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City is a very correct thing to do.

First, although Pu Yi was a deposed emperor at that time, after all, China has been influenced by more than 2,000 years of feudal culture, and the people still have an "emperor who rules them" in their hearts, so Pu Yi was small at that time, but his influence was still very high. If Pu Yi is not expelled from the Forbidden City, it is very likely that the people will set off a wave of restoration, which is not conducive to the stability of the situation.

Second, placing Pu Yi in a fixed residence can effectively prevent him from colluding with some people who vainly try to restore and provoke trouble.

First of all, Feng Yuxiang didn't have the right to do this, although the Qing Dynasty really shouldn't exist at that time. But he didn't want justice, but took a fancy to the treasures in the Forbidden City, and went directly to rob them, and his behavior was no different from those tomb robbers.

is correct, because it is precisely because of the feudal rule of the Qing Dynasty that in the late Qing Dynasty, China signed a large number of treaties that humiliated the country, and the country no longer became complete, and many territories were ceded out

It is right to drive out that rotten product, the product of oppressing the people, and put an end to the delusion of restoration of the thief's ambition.

First of all, Feng Yuxiang is a revolutionary, for Feng Yuxiang, Pu Yi's existence is actually a force ready to move, worried that these people will find an opportunity to regain their previous position, and another is that there are countless treasures in the Forbidden City, if Pu Yi is here for a long time, Feng Yuxiang is worried that Pu Yi will transfer these things.

This is because Pu Yi's abdication means that the Qing Dynasty has died, and at that time, there were still some people who had high hopes for the Qing Dynasty, and in order to eliminate the thoughts of those people, Feng Yuxiang expelled Pu Yi from the Forbidden City.

Because Feng Yuxiang is a real revolutionary, if he doesn't drive Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City in time, then all the treasures in the Forbidden City will most likely be removed by Pu Yi.

Because Pu Yi abdicated, but there are still people who are unwilling and want to encourage Pu Yi to take back the world, and they are very uneasy about other political forces that want to take the throne, so Pu Yi must be driven out of this consideration.

Because Pu Yi has abdicated, he is no longer the emperor, nor is he the master of the Forbidden City, he is not qualified to live there, he has not only been driven out of the Forbidden City, but he is not allowed to bring anything.

There are countless treasures in the palace, and Pu Yi has shipped a lot of them out before he abdicates, and Feng Yuxiang is afraid that he will be driven out of the Forbidden City because he is afraid that things will be gone.

The main reason is that in order to prevent Pu Yi from taking away all the gold and silver treasures in the palace, you must know that there are many treasures in the palace, which made a lot of contributions to the later anti-Japanese resistance and national development.

Feng Yuxiang drove Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City is a very correct thing, after the establishment of the new country, he can't keep supporting the emperor and the imperial family of the previous dynasty, he has to drive them out, and it is already a very merciful thing not to kill them, and he can't continue to let them occupy the Forbidden City.

That's right. If Pu Yi is not driven out of the Forbidden City, this means that feudal rule still exists. Therefore, the expulsion of Pu Yi shows that the feudal rule is truly over.

I agree with his approach, at that time, to overthrow the rule, it is true that there is no longer the custom of the emperor living in the Forbidden City, and it is impossible to convince the people, so I support his approach.

Tactically win, strategically defeat, wrong.

The key is whether Lao Feng has made a fortune!

Wrong, driving Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City led to the Japanese being able to take advantage of Pu Yi and later establish a puppet state of Manchukuo in the northeast.