Qi Jiguang, who was originally a hero, how tragic was his old age?

Qi Jiguang was raided by Emperor Wanli in his later years, and when he wanted to go home to visit his younger brother, he found that his younger brother and sister-in-law had died of illness, and what was even more tragic was that his son Qi Dingguo also died, and all Qi Jiguang's wives and concubines were gone, and in the end he didn't even have money for medicine.

He was so miserable in his later years that he didn't even have money to buy medicine, and he was deposed soon after Zhang Juzheng's death, and his wife was swept away from all the family property.

In the early years, Qi Jiguang could be regarded as a powerful figure on the battlefield, but after he resigned and returned to his hometown, he was constantly attacked and insulted by the imperial court, and later he suffered from lung disease, and he didn't even have money for medicine.

Qi Jiguang, who left his job and went home, could not get peace in his heart, and the leisurely life of retreat made Qi Jiguang have nothing to do and felt empty, so he had to use the construction of the family temple, the extension of the teacher and the children, the sorting out of his official documents and letters for many years, and the donation to help repair the Penglai Pavilion to relieve the loneliness of his later years. Because he had no personal savings, Qi Jiguang, who was impoverished later, had lung disease and was ill for a long time, and even in the end he couldn't even get the money to ask the doctor to take medicine and see a doctor, and Qi Jiguang, a famous general in December of the fifteenth year of Wanli, died in desolation and loneliness Qi Jiguang's bleak life in his later years was not only so, but the attitude of the imperial court towards him was also very chilling.

Qi Jiguang's later life was very miserable, not only was he lonely, but he also had lung disease, but because he had no money, he finally died at home.

As a national hero, Qi Jiguang's later life was also very miserable. The Ming Dynasty was originally a court that controlled military force with literature. Qi Jiguang is a military general, and he is not treated by the emperor in the first place.

In the end, because of the liquidation of Zhang Juzheng, he was dismissed and returned to his hometown Penglai. On the way back, his younger brother was also implicated in death. The main room did not leave him an heir, and the son born to the concubine also died.

His wife abandoned him who was old and sick, he had no savings, and he suffered from lung disease, which did not heal for a long time. The most important court was also chilled by his approach.

He died in desolation and loneliness, and he himself suffered from lung disease, and he could not afford to pay for medicine and medical treatment.

Ordinary generals don't seem to be able to spend their old age in peace, and it is easy to be suspicious of the emperor.