Puyi, the "last emperor" of Xuantong, had ups and downs throughout his life. He was displaced from place to place. From a supreme emperor to a commoner, his sadness is self-evident.

"The Last Emperor" Xuantong Emperor Puyi had ups and downs throughout his life, and was displaced from the supreme emperor to a commoner. His sadness is self-evident.

Puyi has seven sisters. As the "last generation princess", their final experiences are also different.

The desolate Last Princess

As the last Princess, the experiences of the seven sisters are also different. Some have been wandering all their lives, while others live happily.

Puyi's eldest sister is named Aixinjueluo Yunxu, and she is the eldest daughter of Prince Chun Zaifeng .

Under the arrangement of her family, she married Guobulo Runliang, who was also a member of the royal family. Guo Bulo Runliang is the brother of the famous "Last Queen" Wanrong , and the two are considered to be a good match.

However, Yun Yu suffered from acute appendicitis shortly after her marriage. At that time, her family was relatively conservative and did not believe in Western medical surgical treatment.

Traditional Chinese medicine was helpless, and the medical conditions at that time were not very good. Young Yun Yu died shortly after her marriage at the age of 17.

The second sister, Aixinjueluo Yunhe, is the sister who has the closest relationship with Puyi. It is said that Yunhe used to be Puyi's "confidant" who searched for information and often made suggestions behind the scenes.

Yunhe's life was full of ups and downs. He grew up in the palace, went out of the palace with the emperor, lived in Tianjin, and then moved to Changchun. He has always been with Puyi. Yunhe married Zheng Xiaoxu, an important official in the late Qing Dynasty Zheng Guangyuan, the grandson of .

The two people were displaced and suffered misery throughout their lives.

Especially after the fall of the puppet Manchurian regime, and her husband once begged on the streets of Northeast China to make a living and became a "wandering imperial sister." After the founding of New China,

and her husband finally became ordinary people who could support themselves. Yunhe witnessed the decline of the last dynasty in his life and tasted the bitterness of it.

Sanmei Aixinjueluo·Yunying. Compared with the second sister, Yunying seems even more miserable. Although the second sister Yun He was wandering throughout her life, she at least stayed with her husband until old age. Yun Ying was not so lucky.

Yunying was arranged by Puyi to marry Runqi, the second son of Rongyuan, an important minister of the late Qing Dynasty, and the younger brother of the last empress Wanrong.

After Japan surrendered in 1945, Yunying began a life of escape with members of the puppet Manchukuo royal family. Her husband Runqi also disappeared on the way to escape.

In 1949, after Peiping was liberated, Yunying was arranged to move to Beijing. Yunying raised three children by herself. It was difficult to even pay the rent, and her life was extremely poor.

Later, after the superiors learned about Yunying's situation, they dealt with it as appropriate. arranged for Yunying to be the life committee member of Dongcheng District, Beijing. Since then, her life has improved.

Si Gege Aixinjueluo Yunxian also did not escape the fate of being separated from his family and unable to see each other.

Yunxian married Puyi's classmate, the Mongolian noble Zhao Qifan. Zhao Qifan once served as Puyi's bodyguard in the puppet Manchukuo, and later served as an officer under Chiang Kai-shek.

In 1948, when the People's Liberation Army moved south in a large scale, Zhao Qifan also fled to Taiwan, and has been facing the mainland across the sea since then.

Yun Xian, who was in Beijing at the time, was not allowed to see her husband and raised her son and daughter alone. It was not until 1982 that the husband returned to Beijing from Taiwan and the family was finally reunited.

Like the fourth sister, Aixinjueluo Yunxin experienced a long period of separation from her husband and raised her children alone. After Yunxin went to Changchun with Puyi, under Puyi's arrangement, she married Wan Jiaxi, the son of minister Wan Sheng.

Wan Jiaxi once studied in the Japanese Military Academy and later served as an instructor in the Puppet Manchukuo.

After Japan surrendered in 1945, the Puppet Manchukuo regime fell. Wan Jiaxi was also captured by the Soviet Red Army and was taken to Siberia to undergo labor reform. The family was separated. Yunxin lived alone with her children and suffered the contempt of the world. , life is very bleak.

It was not until after the founding of New China that Wan Jiaxi was pardoned and Yun Xin was reunited with her husband. After the family was reunited, Yun Xin worked as a cashier in a hotel in Beijing, and her husband worked as a translator, so the family's life was considered stable.

The lucky last generation princess

Compared with several elder sisters, the sixth sister and the seventh sister are relatively happy.

Six Princesses Aixinjueluo Yunyu is different from the other princesses. She has more "backbone" and her life is not as hard as the other princesses.

Yunyu couldn't stand Puyi's defection to Japan to establish the puppet Manchukuo regime, so she cut off contact with Puyi, and the marriage was not arranged by Puyi.

Yunyu is extremely talented in painting. He had the opportunity to copy famous paintings of the Song and Yuan Dynasties since he was a child, and later became a famous painter. married Wang Ailan, who is also a painter, and the two lived an ordinary and happy life.

Qi Gege Aixinjueluo·Yunhuan is not as miserable as the other sisters.

Yun Huan has loved education throughout her life and has been awarded the title of "Model Teacher" many times. Her deeds have also been widely circulated in Beijing 227 Middle School.

In 1948, Yun Huan and her friend Li Shufen opened a women's vocational school "Jianzhi Women's Vocational School". In the second year, Yun Huan met Qiao Hongzhi, who was also an educator. The two hit it off and got married soon after, and lived happily.

Today's royal bloodline

Although Qing Dynasty royal family members passed away one after another, the former royal bloodline has not been cut off.

Nowadays, there are many hot stars who are descendants of the Qing Dynasty royal family, including "tough guy" Wu Jing, "national daughter" Guan Xiaotong, and "big sister in the music industry" Na Ying.

Wu Jing once revealed in an interview that his ancestors were Ulanara of the Qing Dynasty.

Ulanara is one of the eight major surnames in Manchuria. The descendant of Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty Nurhaci was the surname of Ulanara. Empress Xiaoliewu was the surname of Ulanara, and she gave birth to the leader of Zhengbai Banner and the first warrior in Manchuria Dorgon .

From this point of view, Wu Jing can be regarded as a descendant of Dorgon . No wonder he presents himself as a tough guy. It turns out that his ancestors have unusual bloodlines.

Guan Xiaotong is also a descendant of a well-established Manchu aristocrat. Guan Xiaotong once said that his ancestor was Guarjia , one of the eight major surnames in Manchuria.

We all know that the Guarjia family is the surname of a beautiful woman from the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty. Among the descendants of the Guarjia family are Guan Xiaotong, Guan Zhilin and many other beauties. This shows that the genes of our ancestors are quite excellent.

Many netizens have revealed that Na Ying, the "eldest sister in the music industry", is also a descendant of the Manchu aristocracy, and her ancestor is Yehenala, one of the eight major surnames in Manchuria.

Yehenala may not be well-known to people, but if you say "Empress Dowager Cixi", then everyone knows that Cixi is a Yehenala, the same KangxiThe famous prime minister "Mingxiang"Nalan Mingzhu, and the great poet Nalan Xingde were also from the Yehenala clan.

The impostor of "pseudo royal blood"

may be because the name of "royal blood" is more attractive, and many people are willing to stage farce in order to pretend to be descendants of Qing Dynasty nobles.

In recent years, a person has emerged who calls himself a "descendant of Dorgon", named Aixinjueluo Zhoudi. This person says that he is Puyi's cousin, and he always shows himself as a descendant of the royal family. wears He wears a yellow robe, has braids, and even asked the country to return the Forbidden City to him.

What’s even more interesting is that he cursed at the staff because he couldn’t get a train ticket during the Spring Festival, calling these people “minions” and that if he didn’t get a train ticket, he would “make them look good.”

Such a ridiculous farce makes people sigh. For the sake of the so-called "royal bloodline", has really reached an infinite limit.

The wheel of history will never stop.

Although the Qing Dynasty has disappeared in the torrent of history, and the once-prominent royal family have become figures recorded in books, there are still many descendants of the Qing royal family active in people's field of vision.

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