Who are the five famous people who laughed to death and were amused by clowns in history?

Among many ways to die, laughing to death is rare. Laughter and laughter may lead to suffocation or heart disease and death. Many famous people in history died in vain because of laughter.

1. Zou Xian, an ancient Greek painter, thought his paintings were very interesting and laughed to death.

According to legend, the ancient Greek painter Zeu ·Xi· An was proficient in painting, but unfortunately, none of his paintings have survived to this day. However, it is said that in a painting competition, birds even came to peck at the grapes he painted. This extraordinary painter died laughing while painting Aphrodite. Zeuxis suddenly felt that his painting was funny, fell to the ground and laughed wildly, and finally died.

2. King Martin of Aragon was teased by a clown and laughed to death.

This king has been the king of Aragon, Valencia, Sardinia and Corsica since 1396, and the Earl of Boserona since 1409.

Martin ate a whole goose, so he had indigestion. In order to divert the pain, Martin's favorite clown Bora gave a performance in his bedroom. However, the clown's performance was too funny. It is said that King Martin asked the clown where he went, and the clown replied, "I went outside the second vineyard and saw a deer hanging its tail on a tree, as if someone had hung it in public because it stole a fig."

Martin laughed after hearing this and died unfortunately.

3. Writer Pietro Aretino-killed by jokes.

Pietro Aretino, an Italian writer, playwright and poet in the Renaissance, likes to satirize others and blackmail rich and powerful celebrities. It is said that he also invented "modern yellow literature".

Peter is an arrogant bisexual. He likes to cling to powerful people. Although he comes from a humble background, he can mix with the rich and cheat them out of their money. It is said that he died because he laughed too much at a joke.

Sir Thomas Ukhardt died laughing when he heard about the restoration of charles ii.

Thomas Uhart, a Scotsman, is a clever man. He can speak several languages and is an expert in mathematics. He translated and published some articles about mathematics. His father left him a big house, but the harassment of his creditors made his early years miserable.

He was finally captured by royalists, spent several years in prison in the Tower of London and Windsor Castle, and was finally released on parole by Windsor. Hearing the news of the restoration of charles ii, Uhart died laughing.

5. Alex Mitchell-Laughing my head off watching TV.

Mitchell, an Englishman, died laughing while watching a funny TV program. Mitchell saw Lancaster martial arts funny on the show-actually using blood sausage as a weapon. He thought it was so funny that he laughed for 25 minutes and then died on the sofa.