The anecdote of warlord Sun.

An anecdote about Yangzhou in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China: Sun was in Yangzhou.

The warlord Sun occupied Yangzhou. After the defeat of Tingsi Bridge in World War I, they were defeated one after another. Jiangnan couldn't keep it, retreated and occupied Yangzhou. He has two generals, one is Lu Xiangting and the other is Meng. At that time, I retreated to Yangzhou, and the advance troops were Lu Xiangting. Lu Xiangting took a large group of people to Yangzhou and demonstrated to kill people on the first day. A policeman Hua held a bag of military rice and hung his head on the teaching ground for public display. Yangzhou people were originally timid, but when they saw him kill people, they felt infinite terror. He stayed in Yangzhou for forty-six days for the first time, but he didn't listen to him killing people every day, saying that they were spies. In fact, there were many unjust, false and wrong cases. He often sends gendarmes to people's homes to search. If he was a little suspicious, he arrested him. Very few people were arrested and released, and most of them were killed by him.

Sun opposes being a "public servant". He said: "Now officials claim to be public servants of the people. Every servant has nothing good, either making money from his master or hooking up with his own concubine. "

Sun, a native of Licheng, Shandong Province, was born in 1885. He lost his father and was brought up by his mother. Later, because the family was really difficult to maintain, he married his sister and became the concubine of the overseer so that his grandson could study with his children. Because of his talent and the influence of Wang Xing, he was guaranteed to enter Baoding Military Academy sponsored by the Qing government. After graduating from Baoding Military Academy, he went to Tokyo NCO School for further study. After returning to China, it was catching up with the warlord scuffle in the early years of the Republic of China. Sun seized this opportunity and turned to Wu, the "Confucian handsome", who was the dominant party. In a few years, he was called a "smiling tiger". Who knows, after the success of the Northern Expedition, Sun lost the territory of five southern provinces and became a lost dog overnight. He once took refuge in Zhang's account of the Northeast Army. Zhang stayed as a guest for the sake of old love. 1928 When Zhang was killed in Huanggutun, Shenyang, Zhang Xueliang was in charge of the Northeast, and Sun had no place to stand, so he had to go to Tianjin for permanent residence. After Sun went to Tianjin to be a hermit, he knew that he had committed murder, so he became a layman, that is, a monk who had never become a monk. He attends meditation and worships Buddha all day, and goes to Jushilin every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon to chant Buddhist scriptures with other laymen. The news that Sun started as a layman also attracted the attention of a weak woman, Shi Jianqiao, who had a grudge against Sun for killing her father. Shi Jianqiao, formerly known as Shi Gulan, was the daughter of Shi, the leader of Luanzhou Uprising during the Revolution of 1911. Shi was killed after the failure of Luanzhou uprising, and Shi Jianqiao was adopted by her uncle Shi Congbin. 1925 served as the "Joint Commander of Five Provinces" in Sun. He captured Shi Congbin in the Anhui War, but was secretly killed by Sun while waiting for the guest of honor. He hung Shi Congbin's head at Bengbu Station and died suddenly for three days. This great shame was deeply imprinted in Shi Jianqiao's mind, and he embarked on the road of revenge.

With the conditions of Shijianqiao at that time, the only feasible way of revenge was to find a son-in-law. At this time, she took a fancy to one of Shi Congbin's guards. Who knows that this person is a debauchery and vowed before marriage. After giving birth to two sons after marriage, she stopped talking about killing her grandson. Shi Jianqiao resolutely broke up with him in despair and embarked on the road of revenge alone. Shi Jianqiao came to Tianjin like a tie. When he visited Sun, he happened to live in seclusion in Tianjin and became a layman. It's really a pity that he can't find a place. In order to get close to Sun, Shi Jianqiao actually started as a layman, and went to the Jushilin Giant Buddha every Wednesday and Saturday. After two months of careful observation, he found out Sun's coming and going route. Finally, at 3: 30 in the afternoon of 1935 1 13, he slowly walked behind Sun, pulled out his pistol, aimed at Sun's ear and pulled the trigger.

Shi Jianqiao immediately turned himself in after his blood spilled into the Buddhist temple, stating that killing Sun was revenge for his father, which happened to be the tenth anniversary of his father's murder.

After Sun's death, he soon returned to the West Mountain because he had set up a cemetery in the reclining Buddha Temple in the West Mountain of Haidian. Sun's graveyard faces south and looks like an Aquarius from a bird's eye view. The cemetery is divided into three parts, with graves in the east, ancestral halls in the west and Songyuan in the north. The main entrance is a mountain-kissing gatehouse facing south, with two red painted doors in the middle. The banner of the gatehouse reads "Shouyin", and the couplet on the door reads "The past and other clouds will stop Tan Dai's footsteps and ask about the east of the river", "Gather the gods to the pure land and collect the five sons to listen to Shi Sanskrit".

Yin Zhai's tomb area is 3 meters wide and 30 meters long, and the brick Shinto leads directly to Sun's tomb. In the middle of the tomb is a stone tomb tower. The tower foundation is Sumitomo Hexagon, made of granite, and there is an arched white marble niche in the middle, engraved with the words "General Song Zhisun is afraid of spreading Fang Yuan and Zhang Tombstone". Sun is in the middle, Mrs. Zhang is in the east and Mrs. Zhou is in the west.

Sun Fangchuan was not buried after his death. According to the villagers near the Sleeping Buddha Temple, on the day when Sun was buried, his wife, concubines and children fought because of unfair distribution of property, and staged a farce of warfare.