Legendary life
Puyi, the Xuantong Emperor, was the last emperor in Chinese history. The legendary life of Emperor Xuantong is unique in Chinese history: after all, he is the only emperor in Chinese history who speaks fluent English, and the only emperor who has a record of three enthronements and abdications. The legendary life of Emperor Xuantong is also well known to the people of the world. In the early 1970s, when the Ethiopian emperor Haier Selasi visited China, he proposed to meet the Puyi Emperor who was thunderous when he was young, but he was helplessly told that Puyi had been dead for a long time.
At the end of the thirty-fourth year of the Guangxu Dynasty (1908 in the Western calendar), the Guangxu Emperor died. The three-year-old Puyi was passed over to the Tongzhi Emperor and inherited the throne of the Qing Dynasty, and since then, ethically Puyi and his biological father Zaifeng have no father and son name - all this until Puyi was transformed into a citizen.
Puyi's biological father, Zaifeng, can be called a group of children. Among his children, Puyi is the eldest son and has seven daughters. Puyi's seven younger sisters have different life experiences:
Yun
Puyi's first sister. Born in the 34th year of Guangxu. Her husband was the elder brother of the last empress, WanRong. In the fourteenth year of the Republic of China (1925 in the Western calendar), he died of an acute illness at the age of seventeen.
Yun
Born in the third year of Xuantong (1911 in the Western calendar). In the year of birth, it suffered the overthrow of the Great Qing Dynasty, which can be called the last era of Gege. After Puyi became an adult, he ran for the restoration of the Qing Dynasty, and in this context, Yun Gong was married to Zheng Guangyuan, the grandson of Zheng Xiaoxu, the widow of the Qing Dynasty. Zheng Xiaoxu is a well-known figure in modern history, Puyi served as the puppet Manchu emperor in the northeast, Zheng Xiaoxu and others served as the puppet Manchu prime minister, the status is obvious.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Yun Gong became the director of a kindergarten and died in 2001.
Yun Ying
Born in the second year of the Republic of China. Her husband was the younger brother of the last empress, WanRong. During the puppet period, her husband served the puppet Manchu regime. After the founding of new China, Yun Ying was arranged to serve as a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and died in 1992.
Yun Xian
Born in the Republic of China in the third year. Her husband is Zhao Qipan, a supporter of Puyi. On the eve of the founding of New China, Zhao Qipan fled to Taiwan, while Yun Xian remained on the mainland, and the two sides were separated. It was not until the early 1980s that Zhao Returned to the Mainland from Taiwan and was reunited. Yun Xian died in 2003.
Yunxin
Born in the sixth year of the Republic of China. Her husband was Wan Jiaxi, the son of the puppet Manchu chancellor Wan Sheng. After the founding of New China, he became a member of the working people, and the rest of his life was bland, and he died in 1998.
Yun Entertainment
Born in the eighth year of the Republic of China. Her husband is Yan Ailan, a well-known painter. After the founding of New China, Yun Yu and her husband devoted themselves to painting and cultivating their temperament. Yun passed away in 1982.
Yun Huan
Born in the 10th year of the Republic of China. After the founding of New China, Yun Huan devoted himself to educational activities and became a small and accomplished educator. He died in 2004.
In Chinese history, especially after the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the children of the last imperial family were rarely persecuted and liquidated by the new dynasty. The Manchu Qing Dynasty was the best of the times, thanks to the progressiveness of the times—after all, the essence of the Xinhai Revolution was a republican revolution, not a change of dynasties between feudal dynasties.