The story of the bizarre death of the ancient emperor

1. The emperor was killed by lightning.

Qu Wuyi, the son of Wuyi in Shang Dynasty, is the king surnamed Qu in Shang Dynasty and the son of Shang Ding. After his death, Kangding succeeded to the throne in 1 147, reigned for 35 years, and died in 1 165438 BC. After his death, he was succeeded by his son Tai Ding.

Legend has it that martial arts is an atheist and disrespectful to human ghosts and gods. However, his fate is unfair. Once, Wuyi was hunting in the Weihe Plain (between the Yellow River and Weihe River), and a bolt from the blue suddenly came and hit Wuyi impartially, and Wuyi fell to the ground and died. Some scholars believe that this statement is probably fabricated by wizards who hate martial arts in order to belittle martial arts. Judging from the historical data that Wuyi often used troops in the Weihe River Basin in his later years,

The emperor was suffocated by the maid-in-waiting with a quilt.

Sima Yao, Sima Yao, Emperor Xiao of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, whose real name is Chang Ming, was the ninth emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. His rule lasted from 372 to 396. He is the third son of Jin and the father and mother of Jin and Emperor Li Lingrong.

In September 396, Sima Yao was drinking with his favorite Zhang Guiren in the palace. Zhang Guiren is too drunk to drink any more. He tried to politely reject Sima Yao's anger and laughed that he would depose Zhang Guiren. Zhang Guiren worried that his aging was really rejected, so he ordered the maid-in-waiting to smother the drunken Sima Yao alive with a quilt. Sima Yao died inexplicably because of a drunken joke.

3. Competing with others to lift the tripod and suppress the emperor.

Won (329 BC-307 BC), surnamed Won, son of King Huiwen of Qin, also known as King Wulie of Qin and King Mourning Wu of Qin. In 3 10 BC, King Huiwen of Qin died and King Wu succeeded to the throne. He is tall, strong, powerful and likes to wrestle with others. He is a despised strongman, Wu Huohe.

In four years (307 BC), Emperor Wu of Jin and Meng said that they would hold a "Long Wen" competition. As a result, their eyes were bleeding and their tibia was broken. In the evening, they died at the age of 23. It is ridiculous that an emperor wants to gamble with others for a while and is crushed to death by a big tripod.

The emperor who fell into the cesspit and suffocated.

The monarch of the State of Jin, named Jinu, was one of the princes of China in the Spring and Autumn Period. His father was Jin Chenggong, who died seven years after he ascended the throne, and his son succeeded him as Jin Gong Jing. Jin defeated Chu, ending the hegemony with Chu, and he also defeated Qi. In 582, Jin died.

Zuo Zhuan recorded Jin's death in only one sentence: "Eat, get up, go to the toilet and die", which means that Jin ate a bowl of wheat porridge and suddenly felt bloated and went to the toilet. As a result, he was heartbroken and couldn't stand it. He fell into the toilet and choked on shit.

5. The emperor who was angry because the queen had an affair.

Tuoba Hong, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, was the sixth emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty after Tuoba GUI. As the most successful emperor in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, he had a profound influence on the history of the Northern Wei Dynasty and China. However, Tuoba Hong died at the age of 33, and historical data said that he was angry because the queen cheated.

6. The emperor whose body rotted and maggots were unknown after being placed under house arrest.

, Jiang, (7 16- 643 BC), the head of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period, reigned from 685 to 643 BC, and was the 15 th monarch of Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period. Lu, surnamed Jiang, is the twelfth generation grandson. After the eldest son and nephew Gongsun died in civil strife, Lu and his son successfully competed for this position.

Thanks to Guan Zhong as a teacher, he carried out reforms and implemented the system of military and political integration and integration of defense and civilian technologies, which made Qi under the leadership of Jiang very powerful. Unfortunately, Jiang was very fatuous in his later years, and hired villains such as Yi Ya and Vertical Carving. As a result, he was placed under house arrest by two people and finally starved to death. It was not until flies gathered and the corpse rotted and maggots were found.

7. The emperor who was scared to death by his son's nose cut off.

Xia Jingzong, Li Yuanhao, Jing Zong, Xixia, Li Yuanhao (1003 ~ 1048), was the founding monarch of Xixia, also known as Zhao Yuanhao, given the surname of Zhao in the last Song Dynasty.

Li Yuanhao is jealous of the hero, so if he is slightly dissatisfied, he will give up or kill him. In his later years, he indulged in debauchery and exultation. Seeing the beautiful wife of her daughter-in-law and her second son, Ning Lingge (then a prince), she took it for herself and made it the "new queen". Prince Ninglingge was angry and went to the palace to assassinate Li Yuanhao. Li Yuanhao was cut off, scared, but anxious, and his nose was created.

8. The emperor who died just after he acceded to the throne

Hong Yan Cheng Linzhao Zong Hongyan Cheng Lin (? -65438+February 9, 234), commonly known as the last emperor of the Jin Dynasty, also known as the empress of the Jin Dynasty, was the last emperor of the Jin Dynasty, and her jurchen name was Hu Dun. Originally a general of the Jin Dynasty, Jin Aizong wanted to pass on the throne to him because he didn't want to be the king of national subjugation.

Before the ceremony of accession to the throne was over, the allied forces of Song and Meng had already besieged the city. Wan Yan Cheng Lin had to finish the ceremony in a hurry and immediately went out with his troops. As a result, he died in the disorderly army. According to historians' speculation, Wan Yan Cheng Lin was in office for less than half a day, or even less than an hour, and he was the shortest emperor in the history of China.