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Where are the last emperor Puyi and his five wives buried?

1, Wanrong Tomb: Nanshan, Yanji City, Jilin Province

Wanrong was born in a noble family, and her father advocated equality between men and women. Besides teaching her to read, write, play the piano and draw, she also specially hired an American, Ms. Sam, who was born in China, as an English teacher. Wanrong's English level is quite high. Puyi loved her very much when she first entered the palace and invited an English teacher for her. Many letters between her and Puyi are written in English.

Wanrong has beautiful appearance, extraordinary manners, soft heart and kind heart. She is a lady who combines the advantages of Chinese and western cultures. Even if modern network celebrities can imitate her appearance, they can't imitate her noble temperament.

2. Wen Xiu's Tomb: Yidili, a tucheng outside Andingmen, Beijing.

Erd Wen Xiu's nickname is Huixin, whose real name is Fu. Ordinary looks are far less than the maids in the draft. I mistakenly thought that Puyi actually looked at her very pleasing to the eye, and circled her name in the presented booklet. Wenxiu was finally designated as Shu Fei of Puyi. Wenxiu's grandfather Zeng Guan was an official in the late Qing Dynasty. He has more than 500 houses in Neijia Hutong, Andingmen, and lives with his six sons.

Wenxiu's father Duangong is the eldest son. When he was young, he was defeated in the imperial examinations, and later he was appointed to the Ministry of the Interior. Duan Gonggong had two wives, one of whom was born to the Borzigit family and later died. Born in Jiang's family of Han nationality, he has two daughters, Wen Xiu and his sister Wenshan. Jiang was a good family, gentle and courteous, and respected his husband as a guest of honor, but the good times in the world did not last long, and Jiang died after he was born.

3. Tan Yuling Tomb: Royal Cemetery in Yixian County, Hebei Province.

Tan Yuling's funeral was held according to the etiquette of "imperial concubine". Therefore, Puyi specially sent a telegram to his seventh uncle Zai Tao, asking him to return to Changchun to preside over the funeral for Tan Yuling. Zai Tao was a strategist in the late Qing Dynasty, in charge of the Guards. In the Qing dynasty, his position was extremely noble. After getting the news, Zai Tao set off immediately and went straight to Changchun by train.

According to historical records, the scale of funeral is very grand. There were two things on the barbell of the barbeller who carried Tan Yuling's coffin. One is a bowl of clear water, and the other is a pile of oceans. Until the funeral, water can't be spilled and money can't be scattered, which is in line with royal etiquette. Puyi also appeared at the funeral as a puppet emperor.

4. Li Tomb: Changchun Xiyuan Hall of Fame.

After Tan Yuling's death, the Japanese always wanted to find a Japanese woman for Puyi, but Puyi was worried that Japan would send spies to spy on herself, so she sent someone to the school to choose a female student as a concubine, and that person was Li. After Li entered the palace, Puyi was very hard on her, and even made strict family rules. We must unconditionally abide by the ancestral system of the Qing Dynasty.

All words and deeds must obey Puyi, and even correspondence with parents must be approved first; We must faithfully serve Puyi all our lives. If we accidentally get the wrong idea, we should repent our sins immediately. Don't go home to see relatives, don't hoard a penny, don't ask foreign affairs, don't frown, and so on. Puyi asked her to copy the "written evidence" herself.

Swear before the Buddha, burn it, and let her take responsibility for herself all her life. Under this oppression, Li spent his youth tragically. Later, the Kwantung Army was wiped out and the puppet Manchukuo ceased to exist. Puyi had to flee, and Li had to return to her family that despised and didn't understand her.

5. Li Tomb: Babaoshan Cemetery

1962, Puyi married Li, a nurse in Guanxiang Hospital of Chaoyang District. Soon, from 1967 to 10, Puyi died of illness, and they lived together for five years, during which Li took good care of Puyi.

Puyi lived only eight years after being pardoned, but she was killed by kidney cancer, which was many times shorter than the first half of more than 50 years, but in terms of the meaning of life, it was many times better than the first half. During the five and a half years we lived together, we had a sweet love, a happy marriage and a warm and considerate life, and took care of each other when we were sick.

6. Preliminary site selection of Puyi Mausoleum: Babaoshan was originally buried. 1995 was moved and buried in the Hualong Royal Cemetery in Qing Xiling.

Since Daoguang broke the Zhao Mu system, most Qing emperors no longer strictly abide by the Zhao Mu system. At the beginning of the new emperor's accession to the throne, he chose the land of Yongfu, all of which were carried out at the same time in two mausoleums, the best one being designated as the emperor's mausoleum. At the beginning of the emperor's reign, he began to choose a site for his mausoleum and set about building it. However, in the stormy Qing Dynasty, it was time for Puyi to reign.

The location of the tomb of the former Guangxu emperor has not been finalized, let alone built. Puyi ascended the throne, first of all, he built a comforting site for the first emperor. Coupled with the shortage of funds, the location of Puyi's own mausoleum has been delayed. Emperor Guangxu's chongling was built in 19 14, and Emperor Guangxu and his empress were also buried in the underground palace in chongling.

19 15 Puyi was ten years old, so Duan Kangdi proposed to spend the Millennium for Puyi. After discussion, she finally decided to choose a mausoleum for Puyi in Xiling.

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