Speaking of "the last emperor" Puyi, I must be familiar with everyone! He succeeded to the throne at the age of three, and was ousted at the age of six. Although he was an emperor in name, he has already existed in name only. But in any case, under the annual living allowance of the Republic of China government of 4 million yuan, the Puyi family is still living happily, and the ostentation is also not reduced. The most important thing is that the "big marriage system" prescribed by the court has not been abolished. At the beginning of December in the eleventh year of the Republic of China, Emperor Xuantong Puyi got married and married a queen and a concubine, namely the queen Wanrong and the concubine Shu Wenxiu.
According to the ancestral system of the Qing dynasty, the emperor will begin pro-government after the big wedding. However, at this time the Qing dynasty has been destroyed, and there is no pro-government at all. It is just a symbolic walk surrounded by the old and children It's just a formality.
But the good times did not last long. In the thirteenth year of the Republic of China, Feng Yuxiang launched the "Beijing Coup" and completely driven Puyi's family out of the Forbidden City. We are also very clear about the next thing. The Puyi family moved to Tianjin, and then with the support of the Japanese, the Puppet Manchukuo was established.
During this period, Puyi accepted two more concubines, namely Xianggui "Tan Yuling" and Fugui "Li Yuqin". After liberation, he married his wife Li Shuxian.
But whether it was the former queen Wanrong, Shufei Wenxiu, or the two later nobles and Li Shuxian, they failed to give birth to a son and a half for Puyi. What exactly is this matter about? Doesn't Pu Yi have this ability?
Let's take Wanrong as an example! Wan Rong married Pu Yi in the eleventh year of the Republic of China, that is, in 1922, when she was 16 years old and Pu Yi was 17. During the period from the young imperial court to the Puppet Manchukuo, Wanrong had no record of giving birth.
Later, after Wanrong committed adultery with Puyi's two guards, Li Tiyu and Qi Jizhong, they became pregnant. Therefore, this is enough to show that Puyi really has no fertility. In fact,
Wanrong was mentioned in Pu Yi’s later autobiography "My First Half of My Life", but it was deleted:
Wanrong became obsessed with opium, committed adultery with guards, and secretly became pregnant. She gave birth to a daughter, and later the child died. Wanrong recalled her daughter as a mad, smoking opium to survive.
But the question is, why can’t Puyi have children? Just look at what the maids did to him when he was young!
Regarding this issue, the most uploaded one on the Internet is that Puyi was in a lot of trouble all day long when he was a child. In order to make him sleep well at night, the eunuchs called some adult court ladies and Puyi to have sex. But Puyi was still a child at that time and didn't know anything, and the maids would force him to act with Xiao Puyi in order to do business.
If things go on like this, Puyi started to be afraid when she saw a woman, and she also suffered from the so-called "kidney disease", that is, since that time, Puyi has no fertility.
In addition, there is another corroboration of this explanation, that is, Puyi's death of uremia in his later years is also related to his childhood experience.
Of course, there is another saying, that is: In order to get more rewards from Puyi and make their lives better, the ladies in the palace took the initiative to seduce Puyi.
At that time, Pu Yi was still young and ignorant. After experiencing the joy of cloud and rain, he fell in love with that feeling. In the end, due to excessive indulgence, and the body is not yet mature, he was left with physical defects.
In addition, some people say that the reason why Puyi failed to have children is related to family genetics! how to say?
Because from the generation of Emperor Xianfeng, the Qing emperor had very few heirs! When Emperor Xianfeng gave birth to two sons: the eldest son Zaichun (Emperor Tongzhi) and the second son, King Minjun (Emperor Early). The subsequent Emperor Tongzhi did not leave any heirs, and Zai Tan (Emperor Guangxu), the son of Prince Jin Yizhen, inherited the throne.
and Guangxu did not leave any heirs, and his nephew Puyi took the throne directly after his death.
But in fact, this is not very accurate, because Prince Jin Yizhen has 10 children in his lifetime, and Puyi's father Zaifeng also has 11 children, so this has nothing to do with family inheritance.
So in general, the reason why Pu Yi failed to have children is mainly related to those experiences in his early years. We can also find the answer in Pu Yi's autobiography "My First Half of Life" in his later years!
Of course, this also does not rule out the greatness brought to him by the change of dynasties and the destruction of the country and family.Psychological pressure, which leads to physical defects.
