Emperors have the most mythical deaths in Chinese history, some people receive a bitter ending because…
As the country with the largest population in the world and possessing a long-standing culture, it is no exaggeration to say that all strange things in the world can happen in China.
In the list of Emperors of Chinese history there are many famous figures. Some people have illustrious feats, some are hated by thousands of people, some are incompetent puppets that cause the entire dynasty to collapse,… However, there are also emperors who left their mark in history in a certain way. very unique when there is a death like no other.
For example, Vu At, the 27th king of the Shang Dynasty, suddenly had a short life because he was struck by lightning. However, his death was considered by many people to be … worthy of life because in his lifetime, Vu At often acted. blasphemy divine.
For example, he sent people to make wooden puppets and then named it “god” and used “god” to entertain. When the “god” lost, he mocked and laughed and even cut off the “god”‘s head. Once again, he ordered his subordinates to hang up a leather bag with blood inside and then shoot a bow to make the blood splatter. Vu At then called his action “shooting the sky”, ie shooting the sky. So when he went hunting and was killed by lightning, it was thought that the “god” was taking revenge for Vu At’s immorality.
There is also Qin Vu, King of Business Dang, while competing to lift a bronze cauldron, the cauldron fell on his leg, causing serious injury and death. Due to being born with the same physical strength as a boxer, Doanh Dang loves to practice and brag about his health. During a competition with athletes to lift a bronze cauldron, he slipped, causing the cauldron to fall straight into his body, breaking his leg joints. Although he was actively treated by his subordinates, because the monolithic copper cauldron was too heavy, his injuries became serious, and in the end, Doanh Dang died when he was only 23 years old.
However, the most terrible thing must be mentioned Hieu Vu Emperor Tu Ma Dieu. Although he was a king, Sima Dieu died suddenly because he accidentally teased his wife. Specifically, at a banquet, Sima Dieu told one of his favorite concubines that this person was old and bored him, and needed a younger concubine in the palace. This made the concubine take a grudge. Then, once when Sima Yao was drunk, she looked for an opportunity to have someone use a blanket to cover his face, causing him to suffocate to death.
In the list of kings who died like no other, of course, Minh Hi Tong Chu Do Hieu could not be missing. Chu Do Hieu is the eldest son of Minh Quang Tong Chu Thuong Lac.
His father struggled to climb from the position of crown prince to the throne less than a month before he died, dubbed the most unlucky emperor of the Ming Dynasty and at the same time had the most mysterious death in history. You may not know, the fact that Chu Thuong Lac died at a young age is one of the four great cases of the Ming Dynasty.
Following in the footsteps of his father’s gloomy fate, Chu Do Hieu also made posterity burst into tears because of his mythical death. In 1627, on his way to the throne, he suddenly fell from the boat. Due to excessive fear, even though he was saved in time, Chu Do Hieu still fell seriously ill and died when he was only in his 20s.
(Source: Baidu)
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