Where was the last emperor of China, Puyi, buried after his death?

China has a feudal social history of more than 2,000 years, with frequent dynasty changes. It was also born. From 22 1 BC, Ying Zheng, king of Qin, called himself "the emperor" to 19 12, and the last feudal emperor Puyi abdicated under the artillery fire of the Revolution of 1911, which lasted for 2 132 years. During this period, the total number of feudal emperors was 494. And the last emperor, the king of national subjugation, had a tragic fate. Not only did he have to bear the psychological guilt of being a black sheep, but many of them were killed like Zi Ying in the Qin Dynasty, Liu Zhun, the last emperor of Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties, and Aizong in the Tang Dynasty, and hanged themselves like Emperor Chongzhen.

But the last emperor of our country, Puyi, died well. Aisin Giorro Puyi was the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, also known as the emperor who abolished the Qing Dynasty or the emperor of Xuan Tong. He witnessed the demise of the late Qing Dynasty, the whole history of the Republic of China and the founding of New China. He became emperor twice, the first time from 1909 to 19 12, and the second time from191July to1965438 July.

After the founding of New China, Puyi was pardoned and became the director of the Palace Museum. 1967, 10, Pu Yi, a new China citizen who lived in Beijing for eight years, died of kidney cancer. According to relevant laws and regulations, his body was cremated, so where should he be buried?

As Puyi was the last emperor and had a special position, there were always disputes and twists and turns about his burial method and cemetery. As he belonged to the Qing royal family, the Qing emperors Nurhachi and Huang Taiji were buried in Shenyang after their death. After Manchu entered the Central Plains, the emperor shunzhi also realized that the long journey in Shenyang, the northeast base camp, was incompatible with the century, so he developed the Qing Dongling in Zunhua County, Tangshan City. Later, Emperor Shunzhi and Emperor Kangxi were buried here with the Empress Dowager.

Later, when Yong Zhengdi was building a mausoleum for himself, he found that "the cave was filled with sand and stone", which was somewhat bad in geomantic omen and seemed somewhat disappointed. Therefore, under the guidance of Feng Shui masters, Yong Zhengdi chose another auspicious place in Yixian County, Baoding, Hebei Province, and built the tomb of the Qing Emperor-the Qing Xiling.

After that, the Qing emperor was either buried in the Qing Dongling or the Qing Xiling. Puyi was considered an ordinary citizen of New China before his death, so he buried his ashes in Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.

Later, in 1994, Zhang Shiyi built the Hualong Royal Cemetery in the northwest of chongling, Yixian County, Hebei Province, which is a commercial cemetery for the purpose of tourism economy. In order to improve the popularity of the cemetery, with the unremitting efforts of Zhang Shiyi, in 1995, Puyi's wife Li got married after meeting her, and also promised to bury Puyi's ashes in Hualong Royal Cemetery. This place is separated from the seat of Guangxu Emperor chongling by a wall.

In Hualong Royal Cemetery, Puyi's concubines and queens are also buried. For example, he was buried with Wanrong, and was later awarded the title of "Guixiang People" Tan Yuling. Because Wanrong died during her detention in Northeast China, that place was just her cenotaph.

As you can see, Puyi, as the last emperor, can still die naturally, and there is a decent burial place after his death!