Which emperor died in the toilet in history?

Constipation-terminal illness Jin Jinggong is not an emperor, but the allusion of "terminal illness" comes from him-Jin Jinggong. About the death of Duke Jing of Jin, the historical records are very brief, saying that he was "sleepy" when he went to the toilet. The fortune-teller said that he couldn't see the new wheat, but Gong Jing relied on science to build the country and was not superstitious. He picked up chopsticks and ate new wheat to prove the absurdity of the fortune teller. As a result, he had a stomachache and went to the toilet and died. Read more China history books, and you will find a hidden rule: fortune tellers can't be wrong. Some people say that the toilets in the pre-Qin period were too simple. When Gong Jing went to the toilet, it happened that the toilet collapsed and Gong Jing fell into the cesspit and drowned. There is also a saying that Duke Jing of Jin suffered from a "terminal illness" and was seriously constipated, so he used too much force when defecating, and his blood vessels burst, and he suddenly fell into the cesspit and died. Or simply put, the toilet is still safe, but Gong Jing died suddenly. There are many such deaths.