The Twelve Emperors of the Qing Dynasty, who are the women who changed Pu Yi s life?

His queen Wanrong was probably the one who influenced him the most, accompanying him from the Qing Empire to the puppet Manchukuo, they had the same interests and hobbies and were very close, but Wanrong finally betrayed him It was really tragic.

There is only one woman who changed Pu Yi's life, that is, the Empress Dowager Cixi, Pu Yi originally had no chance with the throne, and it was Cixi who chose Pu Yi to inherit the throne. If Pu Yi did not inherit the throne, he would not have to bear the reputation of the king of the dead country, and he could be a chic and carefree prince and spend a happy life.

The woman who changed Pu Yi's life was his grandmother. And Pu Yi's grandmother is also the Empress Dowager Cixi, whom we are all very familiar with. It is precisely because the Empress Dowager Cixi has been manipulating him that Pu Yi will become a puppet emperor.

The first to bear the brunt should be the Empress Dowager Cixi, without her, Puyi can't be the emperor, and then there is his queen, the two were good at the beginning, but in the end they ended up like this!

As the supreme ruler of the feudal period, our country has been the supreme existence since Qin Shi Huang, but as the last emperor, Pu Yi's life is destined to be extraordinary, his life is full of ups and downs, whether it is his autobiography "My First Half of Life" or the movie "The Last Emperor", we can see the hardships and bitterness of this generation of emperors.

Pu Yi was put on the throne by Cixi when he was three years old, but he only served as emperor for three years before he was oustedIn 1912, the Empress Dowager Longyu issued the "Edict of Abdication" in the name of Emperor Xuantong, but Pu Yi was still ignorant at this time, according to the "Manchu Preferential Treatment Regulations", he still had the emperor's honorific title, lived in the Forbidden City, and would give him 4 million taels of ** as living expenses every year, but he seemed to be imprisoned.

In 1917, Zhang Xun tried to restore Pu Yi and put Pu Yi on the throne again, but it didn't take long for Pu Yi to be driven out again due to the situation. In 1924, Feng Yuxiang sent troops into the Forbidden City and drove Pu Yi out of the Forbidden City. The Japanese took advantage of Puyi's prestige, took him to the northeast, and supported him to establish the puppet state of Manchukuo.

Until 1945, when the puppet state of Manchukuo declared its demise, Pu Yi was arrested by the Soviet Union and reformed.

In 1950, Pu Yi was handed over to China and sent to the War Criminals Management Center, where he continued his ideological re-education for ten yearsIn 1959, Pu Yi was released by amnesty, and in 1960 Pu Yi went to work as a gardener in the botanical garden, and his first salary, he used to buy a bed quilt and some sweets, Pu Yi died of kidney cancer in 1967, living at the age of 61, but he did not leave any heirs in the end.

His life has always been spent in turmoil, a few ups and downs, and his later years are relatively stable, in the movie "The Last Emperor", he needs to buy tickets when he goes home, and when he looks at the dragon chair, his eyes have unspeakable stories.

Aixin Jueluo Puyi (February 7, 1906 – October 17, 1967) was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty. He was the emperor of the Qing Dynasty during his reign and was called "Xuantong", commonly known as Emperor Xuantong (1909, 1912, July 1-12, 1917). During the reign of Emperor of the Great Manchurian Empire, he was called "Kant", also known as Emperor Kant (1934-1945).

This entry also introduces the movie "The Last Emperor" based on his historical deeds, as well as Pu Yi's autobiography ** "The First Half of My Life" and other content.

Pu Yi was 17 years old**.

Pu Yi was the twelfth emperor of the Qing Dynasty, (because the Qing Dynasty was counted from Huang Taiji, and Nurhachi was the Later Jin), the tenth emperor after entering the customs; He was also the last emperor of China. Commonly known as Emperor Xuantong, he is also revered as Emperor Xun of the Qing Dynasty. The word Haoran is taken from the meaning of Mencius's "I am good at raising my haoran qi".

The grandson of Prince Yiyun (the seventh son of Emperor Daoguang and the younger brother of Emperor Xianfeng), the eldest son of Zaifeng (the second generation of Prince Alcohol), and his mother Suwan Guerjia Youlan (daughter of Ronglu). Guangxu (Puyi's uncle) succeeded to the throne after his death and was the last puppet emperor of the Qing Dynasty. Later, with the support of the Japanese Empire, the puppet state of Manchukuo was established as the emperor, but in fact it was nothing more than a puppet of the Japanese and a tool for invading China.

He was sentenced to 15 years in prison after the end of the Anti-Japanese War. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he was released and transformed into a new citizen, and his works include "The First Half of My Life", which are important historical materials. He later died of kidney cancer at the age of 62.

After cremation, the ashes were placed in the side room of the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery in Beijing, and the then Prime Minister *** instructed them to be moved to the main room, and later moved to the Hualong Royal Cemetery.

The last emperor, Pu Yi, ascended the throne at the age of three, when he was just a child. Later, he became a puppet emperor in the Northeast, and finally an old, self-reformed Pu Yi who wanted to become an ordinary person.

Fu Yi ascended the throne at the age of three, abdicated at the age of six, was forced to leave the Forbidden City at the age of eighteen, fled to the Japanese legation, and was forced to establish the puppet state of Manchukuo in the northeast at the age of twenty-five, becoming a puppet emperor.

Pu Yi was pushed to the throne by Cixi when he was ten years old, and then Cixi died, and Pu Yi married Wanrong, who was five or six years older than him, at a young age. Pu Yi had plenty of food and clothing when he was young. But it is a cage, there are already various innovations outside the Forbidden City, and Pu Yi lives in his own emperor world.

Later, Pu Yi was used by the Japanese and became the puppet emperor of Manchuria, and then the reform and opening up arrested the rebels, and Pu Yi was arrested and rectified.

Love Xinjueluo Puyi, the word Yaozhi, the number Haoran. The last emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the last emperor in the history of China's feudal imperial system. During his reign as the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, his era name was "Xuantong", so later generations called him "the last emperor" or "Xuantong Emperor".

In 1911, the Xinhai Revolution broke out, and on February 12, 1912, the Empress Dowager Longyu was forced to issue the "Abdication Edict" on behalf of Puyi, Puyi abdicated, and the Qing Dynasty officially ended its rule in China.

Pu Yi became the emperor when he was three years old, and three years later the Qing Dynasty fell, he was kicked out of the palace, and then inexplicably became the puppet emperor of the Japanese, and then became a prisoner, was imprisoned in Russia, and was reduced from an emperor to an ordinary person.

Pu Yi died of kidney disease (cancer) at 0:00 on October 17, 1967.

Pu Yi was proclaimed emperor three times, imprisoned twice, had great ups and downs in his life, his personality was complex, his environment was changeable, and he made many historical figures, which is rare in the world. After so much experience, the last emperor can still say to himself: "It is really worth celebrating that I, the last emperor, can have such a good end now." ”

Pu Yi was a sad emperor, he had no initiative in his life, and was used by the Japanese, Pu Yi hoped to revive the Qing Empire one day, and the Japanese took advantage of Pu Yi's psychology to establish a puppet regime. After Japan surrendered, Pu Yi wanted to flee to Japan, and later lived in the Soviet Union for a period of time, Pu Yi took his belongings to Stalin, hoping to settle here, not to send him back to China for trial, and later sent back to China after the trial, Pu Yi was imprisoned, and later came out as a civilian, someone jokingly asked him, do you want to be an emperor, or do you want to be a civilian, Pu Yi said, of course, I want to be a civilian. At this time, his wife was Pu Yi's fifth wife.