Where did Cixi's body finally go in history?

1908165438+10/5, Cixi died at the age of 74. She ruled the Qing Dynasty for 48 years. Her life span was very high in the harem of the Qing Dynasty, but she did not get peace after her death and died three times. Next, Bian Xiao will tell you three times about the remains of Cixi.

The first burial of Cixi's body: 1908 After Cixi's death, the Qing Dynasty devoted almost the whole country to funerals. Li's nephew once recorded the funerary objects at that time in the form of notes, named "Notes of Aiyue Xuan", which recorded in detail all kinds of gold, silver and jade treasures buried in Cixi's coffin. According to incomplete estimates, the value of these treasures in Cixi's coffin reached its peak. At this time, Cixi was "satisfied" and was arranged in a golden nanmu coffin prepared in advance. This is the first time.

The body of Cixi was buried for the second time: Cixi was only in the underground palace for 20 years, and her underground palace door was blasted with a loud noise. Sun Dianying took his engineering barracks and explosives into the underground palace. They split Cixi's coffin with a sharp axe and pulled Cixi out of the coffin. Her funerary objects were swept away by Sun Dianying and her tomb was stolen. Because Cixi's body was made of pearls, Puyi, the last emperor in Tianjin, flew into a rage when he heard about it. He immediately sent survivors to Qing Dongling to clean up the mess. In this way, Cixi was buried in the original coffin for the second time.

The body of Cixi was buried for the third time, and in recent years, the Qing Dongling was turned into an open scenic spot. Because the underground palace of Cixi was stolen, the management of the Qing Dongling had to clean it up and make it a tourist attraction. Therefore, the staff of the Qing Dongling once again opened the coffin of Cixi, carried it out for cleaning, disinfected the coffin, and then buried the body of Cixi again. In other words, at present, the body of Cixi is still in the coffin of the original underground palace, but at present, a glass cover is placed on the coffin for protection.