On August 3rd 1942, Tan Yuling fell ill and did not get better after treatment. Yasushi Yoshioka called Onodera, a Japanese doctor who was then the president of Changchun Municipal Hospital, to treat her and died suddenly at the age of 22.
Tan Yuling's sudden death, some say typhoid fever, some say cystitis, some say cold, some say it's caused by passive treatment, some say it's caused by taking the wrong medicine, and Puyi always thinks that the Japanese killed Tan Yuling. But there is no evidence, and all kinds of statements are guesses.
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Tan Yuling asked, Pu Yi's auspicious noble, Manchu aristocratic background, his family's original surname, changed his surname to Tan after the Revolution of 1911.
1937, introduced by relatives, Puyi married Tan Yuling, who was studying in Beijing Middle School at that time. Puyi called her an auspicious aristocrat. At that time, Puyi was 32 years old and Tan Yuling 17 years old. After Tan Yuling entered the palace, he had a good relationship with Puyi and was deeply loved. Puyi often lets his niece and other female guests play with her.
Aisin Giorro Puyi, named Haoran, is the grandson of Yi Xuan, the prince of alcohol, and the eldest son of Zai Feng. Guangxu succeeded to the throne after his death. He was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the tenth emperor after entering the customs. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he was transformed into a new person and died of kidney cancer at the age of 6 1.
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Baidu Encyclopedia-Tan Yuling
Is the woman Pu Yi likes graceful and restrained or Tan Yuling? Tan Yuling, born in winter on 1920, was originally named Tara. Yuling was born in a noble family of Beijing Banners, and later changed her surname to Tan according to the phonological relationship. That's because Manchu people are not welcome. Yuling's family is poor. She lost her mother when she was a child and was raised by her aunt, which made her precocious, sensible and considerate.
1937 At the beginning, Tan Yuling, who was studying in a middle school in Beijing, was introduced to Puyi by relatives in Beijing. She is 17 years old this year. After going through the customs, he was awarded the title of "Xiangguiren" in Changchun "Emperor Palace" on April 6th. After Puyi married the noble, they had deep feelings. Xiangguiren is not only dignified and beautiful, but also gentle and considerate to Puyi. The flowers of 7a 643 133332633538 made Pu Yi particularly like them. In particular, she is a patriotic girl, who is not used to Japanese behavior, and often enlightens and comforts Puyi. At this point, she and Puyi had a * * * sound. Now we can still see "My Dearest Jade Age" written by Puyi with "Wan Nianbi". Seeing Pu Yi's neat and delicate fonts, it's not hard to imagine how much love and tenderness he devoted to Hunan and Gui Ren at that time. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. She only lived a loving life with Puyi for five years, but when she was suffering from typhoid fever, she was secretly harmed by the Japanese. I never woke up after being injected by a Japanese doctor and fell in love with the 22-year-old Chinese New Year! This is August 1942, 13. Very sad, Puyi ordered Tan Yuling to be posthumously awarded as "the lady of the Ming Dynasty" and buried in Changchun prajna temple according to the etiquette of the lady of the Qing Dynasty. After the Puppet Manchukuo crossed Taiwan Province, Puyi asked his people to cremate his coffin, and his ashes were transferred to relatives in Beijing. After her release, Puyi was taken back to her home, kept by her nephew Xiao Rui, and now she is in the Puppet Manchu Palace in Changchun. How did Puyi die 1967 10 071October17th, Puyi died of kidney cancer in Beijing at the age of 6 1.
From 65438 to 0967, Puyi suffered from uremia. After hearing the news, Premier Zhou Enlai instructed him to arrange a consultation of Chinese and Western medicine in the Capital Hospital.
In the most critical situation, Premier Zhou appointed Pu Fuzhou to visit him and conveyed Premier Zhou's regards to him. He died at 2: 30 am on June 1967 10. ask
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After Puyi's death, according to the relevant laws of People's Republic of China (PRC), the remains were cremated and the ashes were placed in Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery. answer
1995, his widow Li buried her ashes in Hualong royal cemetery in Yixian county, Hebei province, which is 20 kilometers southwest of Beijing1995, and Puyi's tomb is near Qingxi mausoleum.
For a long time, Puyi, the last emperor of China, was called Emperor Xuan Tong, Emperor Qing, Last Emperor and Emperor Xun. Because he had no temple name and posthumous title, he died a civilian, so there was no posthumous title.
However, in 1967, the descendants of Aisingiorro's family in Taiwan Province named Puci Temple "Xianzong", and posthumous title "matched Heaven with Tongfa, the quintessence of ancient and Wenjing houses, Kuanruizheng, Mutiren and Xiaoxiang Emperor".
But Pu Yi's so-called posthumous title, the temple name is not the official posthumous title, the temple name, this temple name and posthumous title are decided by the family, and it has not been recognized by the people.
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Baidu Encyclopedia-Aisingiorro Puyi
How did Tan Yuling, the auspicious noble of Puyi, die? Why didn't Puyi save his wife Tan Yuling? Tan Yuling
Tan Yuling was an auspicious noble of the last emperor Puyi, with a distinguished family background. She/Kloc-married Puyi at the age of 0/7, and they had a good relationship. Tan Yuling was also deeply loved by Puyi, but it didn't last long. Tan Yuling, 22, finally died, and the cause of death is still a mystery.
How did Tan Yuling die?
1942 August 13, Tan Yuling was ill, and did not get better after treatment. Yasushi Yoshioka called Onodera, the then president of Changchun Municipal Hospital and a Japanese doctor, to treat her, and died suddenly at the age of 22. Her death was a mystery at the time. Some people say it's typhoid fever, some people say it's cystitis, some people say it's a cold, some people say it's caused by passive treatment, and some people say it's poisoning by taking the wrong medicine. In this regard, rumors about the motive of the "murderer" have also appeared constantly. Researcher Ellis believes that all kinds of statements can only be guesses. Now it seems to be an unsolved case in history!
However, Puyi always thought that the Japanese killed Tan Yuling, which is what Puyi said when he came out for trial in the Far East Military Court: He kept silent about Tan Yuling's death and kept it in his heart. It was not until August 1946 19 that Puyi made a second testimony at the International Military Tribunal in Tokyo, Japan. As he spoke, his face suddenly showed a sad look and his tone softened. He paused and said painfully, "My beloved wife was killed by Lieutenant General Yoshioka." . The wife he refers to is Tan Yuling. Hearing this, the whole audience was silent. Puyi said, "My wife was 23 years old at that time, E5a48de588b67a64313336563131,and we were very harmonious. She often tells me that we must be patient now and wait until the day of freedom comes before we can recapture Manchuria from the Japanese. However, she was actually killed by the Japanese! " At this point, Puyi's tone changed from sadness to anger. He knocked on the table with his hand and shouted, "I know who did it, that is, Lieutenant General Yoshioka." Puyi's remarks shocked four people. Many years later, when Pu Yi wrote My First Half Life, she also insisted on this view: "The cause of her death is still a mystery to me. According to the diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine, her illness is typhoid, but it is not terminal. Later, my doctor, Huang Zi, introduced Japanese doctors in the municipal hospital for treatment. At this time, Yoshioka said that she wanted to take care of it, and made an exception and moved to the Qin Min Building in the palace. In this way, under the supervision of Yoshioka, Japanese doctors treated Tan Yuling, but on the second day of treatment, she died suddenly. "
Why didn't Puyi save his wife Tan Yuling?
Suddenly, I heard that Yasunari Fukuoka, the general staff of the Japanese Kwantung Army and the royal hanger of the puppet Manchukuo Palace, came to the waiting room of the palace. He asked Mao Yonghui, the messenger at the gate, to inform Puyi immediately, and immediately asked a Japanese doctor who was treating Tan Yuling to wait for him in the waiting room.
Later, the Japanese doctor returned to the palace and went into Tan Yuling's bedroom to continue treating her, but he had lost his original nervous manner. He is slowly and silently treating Tan Yuling.
After a while, Tan Yuling felt very uncomfortable because his urine couldn't come out. Therefore, Japanese doctors offered to catheterization Tan Yuling, probably because they would come into contact with Tan Yuling's body, especially the lower part. As a "queen", how could the "emperor" agree to such a practice?
Puyi expressed firm disagreement after consideration. After that, Tan Yuling's illness became more and more serious, and then she gradually lost her voice.
After a long time, Puyi probably returned to his upstairs to have a rest because Tan Yuling was dying and could not be saved. Before he left, he asked several of our students and acupuncturist Lin Yongquan to go to Tan Yuling's bed to pray for her.
See Tan Yuling lying on his back in bed, eyes closed, covered with a bed of silk quilt, face exposed. Facing her, we stood there nervously and seriously, folded our hands devoutly and recited Buddhist scriptures to her silently ―― although I don't know Buddhist scriptures very well, I just hummed along with others?
The autumn wind is rustling. After midnight, we stood silently in front of her bed, only to see Tan Yuling suddenly take a long breath, two snots flowing out of his nostrils, and his geometric face slightly tilted to one side. So, she was no longer silent.
Tan Yuling passed away silently.
The bad news was immediately reported to Puyi. We are also in a hurry. Under the "will" of Puyi, several of our students silently withdrew, and several mothers who usually served him changed into "shroud" for her-this was prepared in advance. Then her body was carried from the living room of Jixi Building to the hall of Zhixinuxuan in Xiyuan for parking.
Then, Puyi called several of our students to his dormitory and told him the news of Tan Guiren's death. We told him about the situation with tears in our eyes. Puyi asked us to wait for Tan Yuling's body in the courtyard of Zhixiuxuan.
The next morning, Puyi specially sent someone to buy Tan Guiren a brand-new Manchu costume for her mothers to wear. Then, she was slowly put into the prepared coffin. Puyi told us that in order to cross over her dead, some monks were invited to cross over for her.
After a while, when Puyi was ready, what about me and Puyi? Called him to the side, solemnly said:
"Why don't you two get dressed, put on mourning clothes and give Tan Guiren a wake?"
Hearing this, the two of us were about to leave when Puyi stopped us again and told us:
"You two are Tan Guiren's dutiful son. You should sincerely stand before the Holy Spirit and worship on time. Do you understand? "
"I see, I will do it according to the will of the emperor."
"Don't worry?"
We both answered Puyi in tandem.
After going back and putting on white mourning clothes, the two of us knelt in front of Tan Guiren's spirit according to Puyi's request, really like a "soliton".
Under the unified command of Puyi, all kinds of people in the palace also came to worship before the spirit. The commemorative ceremony was very grand from beginning to end, which shocked the whole "New Beijing".
In this way, Tan Guiren's coffin was parked in Zhixiuxuan for seven days and seven nights.
After Stop Seven, Pu Yi asked me and Pu? They put on heavy mourning clothes, held the coffin, and followed the team that carried the "big poles"-I don't remember how many poles were carried, but it was extremely grand at that time and was escorted to the center of the north room of the last courtyard of Changchun "prajna temple".
As far as I know, after all funerals, Puyi specially sent someone to keep the coffin for Tan Guiren in prajna temple, Changchun.
Handling of Tan Guiren's coffin After the collapse of Manchukuo, I was "exempted from prosecution" in 1957. After returning to Beijing from Fushun, I met Pu Jian and Yu? When people find out. They told me one after another that after Puyi escaped from Changchun, she also fled hastily and had no time to deal with Tan Yuling's coffin. Puyi flew to Shenyang, left these people behind, and returned to Changchun from Dalizigou, before bringing Tan Yuling's body back to Beijing for cremation.
I was born in Beijing. My name ... This ... is Puyi. It turned out to be this ... Manchu surname, Aisingiorro ... Aijue Luo Puyi.
On 1909, I made this ... emperor of China ... this kindness. ...
19 1 1 year in China,191year ...191year in China. I abdicated immediately.
1924, Feng Yuxiang forced our royal family to move out of the Forbidden City by force, and then I went to Tianjin. From twenty to twenty-seven, I lived in Tianjin for seven years. Later, there were some conflicts between the China army and the Japanese army, and Japan occupied the three northeastern provinces of China by force.
I was in Tianjin at that time, and something strange and dangerous happened. One day, someone gave me a basket of fruit. When I opened it, it was a basket of bombs! Later, Kashii Kohei came. He said that Tianjin was too dangerous and advised me to go to Lushun. ...
At that time, we went to Fengtian to inspect that thing ... it was probably done by them (in Japanese) E799Be5Bae79Fa5E98193E59E7ad943133343133935. We can't go out by ourselves anyway.
Ten years of freedom has nothing to do with me! That's a monkey show!
It was the time to go to Fengtian, because my ancestral grave was in Fengtian, very close, and I wanted to go at that time, but Yoshioka said I couldn't go! Said it was this ... now the emperor of Manchukuo can't go to his ancestral grave!
Listen to this, Yoshioka. Tell me, this is the order of Commander Shui Mu! This should be in the era of Commander Shui Mu. You ask what year this year is. I don't remember this.
No one threatened me at all, and no one told me anything. It was entirely my own initiative. I told the truth what I knew!
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The first half of my life mentioned Puyi's monologue at the trial in Tokyo on page 328.
On August 1946, Puyi attended the Far East International Military Tribunal as a witness. In his testimony, he claimed that he was completely at the mercy of the Japanese occupation authorities during his tenure as emperor of Manchukuo, and he had no personal freedom and no corresponding rights and dignity as the head of Manchukuo. He was taken to Inner Manchuria by the Japanese Kwantung Army.
However, after being handed over to the people and the country of China, Puyi admitted that he was afraid of being investigated by China in the future, and when testifying, he pushed part of the responsibility to the Japanese side (including how to get to Neiman), and had reservations in some places involving the responsibilities of both parties.
1950 On July 30th, when the Soviet Union informed Puyi that he had been extradited to China, it again asked the translator Bermenkuf to stay in the No.45 asylum in the Soviet Union [59]. /kloc-in August, 2000, Puyi and 263 other Manchukuo "war criminals" were handed over from the Soviet Union to China in Suifenhe, and sent to Fushun War Criminals Management Office for ideological re-education and labor reform, which lasted for about ten years. The number is 98 1.
In the thirty-fifth year of the Republic of China (1946), at the turn of spring and summer, the Soviet internal affairs department began to summon a series of ministers of the puppet Manchukuo below Puyi. Puyi didn't know why the Soviet side did this at first, and he didn't understand until August when the Soviet side informed him to testify in the Far East International Military Tribunal.
Puyi went to Japan under the escort of the Soviet military. Puyi stated in court the plan and implementation process of Japanese imperialism's enslavement of Manchuria. He described in detail how Kashii Kohei, the Japanese garrison commander in Tianjin, forced him to go to Lushun after the "September 18th Incident", how Ban Yuan Kiyojiro, the chief of staff of the Kwantung Army, threatened him to go from Lushun to Changchun as the "Emperor of Manchukuo", and how he was monitored by Japanese imperialists and had no right or even personal freedom.
When Puyi accused the Japanese of killing his wife Tan Yuling, her emotions began to get out of control and she slapped the person on the witness stand with her hand. When talking about the emperor's artifact sword and mirror that Hirohito gave him, Puyi couldn't restrain his excitement again: "When I brought these things home, my family cried.
This is a disgrace to my generation. The defense lawyers of Japanese war criminals believe that this is an attack on the ancestors of the Japanese emperor. Puyi replied, "I didn't force them to regard my ancestors as their ancestors!" " This sentence caused a burst of laughter.
From August 16, Puyi appeared in court for eight consecutive days, setting a record for the longest single testimony in the Far East International Military Tribunal. After testifying, he returned to the shelter and continued his special captive life. 1950 On July 30th, Su sent a notice of returning to China to Puyi. Even so, Puyi expressed his wish to stay in the Soviet Union to Bier Mintoff, the translator of the 45th Special Prisoner of War Shelter. 1950 July 3 1 day, Puyi boarded the train to return home.