Did Li Zicheng and his subordinates really cook and kill the Fu King Zhu Changxun? On what basis?

I think it was true that King Fu was killed, but it should not be cooked; In the history of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Changxun died in two ways, one was to be beheaded for public display, and the other was to be drained blood to make Fulu wine, because the blessed king Zhu Changxun did all kinds of evil, so he was killed by Li Zicheng and his subordinates in history.

There are relatively few records about this, and it should not have been done, after all, this practice will leave a shadow on others and is not good for Li Zicheng.

There are roughly three theories about the ending of King Fu in history: the first is that he was cooked alive by Li Zicheng, and then eaten by his subordinates. The second is to be killed by Li Zicheng, and then cut off a piece of meat from his body and boiled it into meat soup.

The third theory is that he was killed, and then King Fu's servants asked Li Zicheng to reward him with a coffin to bury King Fu, and then "the thief promised it". Personally, I prefer the third ending, Li Zicheng killed Queen Fu and held a celebration banquet. Later, it was falsely rumored that King Fu was cooked into a celebration banquet.

There is such a record in history, and Fuwang Zhu Changxun was cooked into Fuwang porridge by Li Zicheng, and then distributed to his subordinates to eat.

How could it be that Li Zicheng would lead the crowd to eat him, at most, he would lead the crowd to kill him, and then rob him of his property.

No, Li Zicheng is not so cruel, and Zhu Changxun is not so low. Zhu Changxun not only spent a lot of money to organize the dead during the siege of Luoyang, but even personally led his troops to attack the army at night with a spear, and made some gains.

didn't eat Zhu Changxun, it's just that Zhu Changxun died at his hands is a fact, but at that time, many people were dissatisfied with him and spoke ill of him.

How could Li Zicheng do such a thing, even if he was willing, everyone was unwilling, at most he would just kill this person.

I didn't eat it, archaeology has found the tomb and complete body of this prince, so this story was made up by a certain stall writer, or the Qing Dynasty!

And the venison was added to make a feast of blessings. The number of descendants of the royal family was too large, almost all the land was occupied, and the princes could not afford their salaries. Death is too good for him.

The fall of the Ming Dynasty was inevitable. Don't blame Wu Sangui. The people can't afford to support the royal family anymore.

There is no arable land. You will perish yourself, and no one will save you. The root of the system.

There is a similar record in the history of the wilderness, but I believe that this is definitely not a real thing, and it must have been exaggerated by later generations for the sake of description.

Maybe King Fu said when he was dying. It is to cook this king alive. You, Li Zicheng, also took away the world of my old Zhu family. The historian misheard. It is recorded as being cooked.

I don't think so, how can so many people do such a barbaric thing as eating human flesh, it may be that future generations want to hack him.

There seems to be such a record, I think Li Zicheng If he didn't eat at that time, it is very likely that he would end up very miserable.

I think this must be a rumor, after all, a person would not be cruel to such an extent, and he is still such a famous person.

It feels like it should be a rumor, after all, very few people would do such a cruel thing, and it was in front of so many people.

Ever heard of human blood steamed buns? Is it true? What Lu Xun said, you probably won't doubt it.

Have you ever heard of people going to the vegetable market to see the killing? Today you may believe that people in 500 years will say, really? So cruel?

King Fu and venison are cooked together, Fu represents blessing, and the deer is Lu, which represents promotion, which is called Fulu soup, and can also be called Fulu banquet. Some people may think that this is true, but 500 years later, no one will believe it. The changes that the times have made to people are enormous.

There is no record in the official history "History of the Ming Dynasty", but it appears in the folk wild history, and it is difficult to distinguish the true from the false.

King Li Chuang was the greatest hero of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty!

didn't eat, King Fu was buried in a thin coffin by the eunuchs next to him.

The Tartars hacked theirs, and two more

History is half made up, half guessed?!

No, according to the relevant history books, he was indeed cut off a piece of meat after being caught by Li Zicheng, but he was not boiled, but it was time to be buried.

No, this is pure nonsense, such a thing simply cannot happen and will not happen.

This is just a false rumor, King Fu was not cooked by Li Zicheng, and now archaeology has found his tomb group, he died normally and was buried.

Among the people starving to death in this city, Zhu Changxun was particularly conspicuous, and he couldn't help but spread that he was afraid that he had fattened King Fu with the wealth and grain of the whole world. And in the face of the rebel army, King Fu, who has never suffered, was also very afraid, and hurriedly begged for mercy, seeing a generation of Ming kings so low-voiced, Li Zicheng was very proud, and finally he set up a big pot and boiled 300 catties of Zhu Changxun into broth. The world calls this soup "Fulu soup", but in the "History of the Ming Dynasty" recorded, Li Zicheng is his good life buried, and later in 1924, Mengjin County, Henan Province did find the tomb of Zhu Changxun, unearthed an epitaph, which reads "On the twentieth day of the first month of the fourteenth year of Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty, tens of thousands of thieves suddenly captured Fucheng......Wang Du stood up to resist the festival, scolded the thief, was generous and fierce, and died with the city", combined with the official history, it can be known that after Zhu Changxun was captured by the peasant army, he did not make meat soup, but after his death, he was well buried.

No, this is a fabrication made up by Ye Shi, Li Zicheng did catch him and cut his flesh, but he did not cook him, but was buried by his original eunuch.

I don't think so, he's relatively normal, because there are only such legends when it's very difficult.

According to the records of the history books, the Fu King Zhu Changxun was killed by the rebels, and the folk and wild histories were rumored to be cooked by Li Zicheng and the deer, all possible to highlight Zhu Changxun's mediocrity at that time, and use his corpse to make a fuss. Of course, it is not known what the truth was at that time.

In the fourteenth year of Chongzhen (1641), King Li Zicheng captured Luoyang and killed Zhu Changxun at the age of 55.

On the twentieth day of the first month of the fourteenth year of Chongzhen (1641), Luoyang, Henan, the residence of King Fu. Zhu Changxun, the king of Fu, was cooked and killed by Li Zicheng's rebel army, and the sika deer in several pots were eaten by thousands of soldiers and served as dinner.

His ending is relatively good, he stayed away from the strife of the court and returned to the mountains and forests to spend his life in peace, which is fake.

The historical truth is indeed the case, at that time, Zhu Changxun surrendered to Li Zicheng, and the ruthless Li Zicheng boiled and tortured him to death.

It was impossible, because it wasn't so cruel at the time, but the comparison of his death was already tragic.

It shouldn't be as cruel as it sounds, but it's clear that his death wasn't much better than that.

The history books record that after Li Zicheng attacked Luoyang, Zhu Changxun chose to surrender, but Li Zicheng did not let him go, but instead put him to death with boiled torture, and gave this torture a banquet named Fulu Banquet. There are many reasons for the fall of the Ming Dynasty, natural disasters and man-made disasters are coming, and it is rare not to die.

This shouldn't be true, it should just be an exaggeration, but he may have died a very miserable death.

It should be frightening, even if there is a lot of deep hatred, I don't dare to eat human flesh! It is the exaggeration of the people of the world!

Fu King Zhu Changxun bullied men and women, fish and flesh the people, was deeply hated by the people, Li Zicheng captured the city of King Fu, killed chickens and monkeys, and executed him. But it's hard to say whether you eat or not.

Zhu Changxun was not a good person before his death, and Li Zicheng also exaggerated his own operation methods in order to kill chickens and make an example to deter other rival forces.

Because King Li was the kind of rough person himself, coupled with the Fu King at that time, the people were very cruel and favored, so he was stewed alive when he was caught.

This kind of miserable eating alive people was real in ancient times, and it was not impossible for the blessed king Zhu Changxun to be stewed alive.

Whether he ate or didn't eat is actually uncertain, but he did execute Zhu Changxun, and Li Zicheng should just want to kill chickens and monkeys and establish his authority.