Question 2: Who was the shortest-lived emperor in Qing Dynasty? Why? One night in the first month of Yuan Xing (105), Liu Long, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was holding an ironic ceremony to ascend the throne. A baby born more than 100 days was held by his mother and sat on the throne of the dragon chair. This little emperor is Liu Long, the youngest son of He Di.
Liu Long was born only 65,438+000 days ago. He ascended the throne in order to "restore peace in the Han Dynasty". The Deng family is in power.
Pity a baby emperor, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, who has only been emperor for eight months. 19 1 1 In August of the first year of Yanping, Emperor Gaozu died in infancy. Buried in kangling after death.
The Emperor of Han Dynasty was the youngest and shortest-lived emperor in China.
Question 3: Why is the emperor short-lived and the emperor short-lived? The reasons are nothing more than: 1. Struggle for power and profit and die in Africa.
Multiple lives; Second, the harem concubines are in groups, drinking too much, and they are extremely happy and sad;
Third, superstitious alchemy, fooling around and dying; Fourth, the body is sick, doctor.
Dare not prescribe medicine, many people will die because of delay.
There are two main reasons for the longevity of famous doctors: First, most of them are strict in diet and daily life.
Take the medical road; Second, in ancient times, when practicing medicine, I was used to collecting medicines and making medicines myself.
In the mountains and lakes, there is no shortage of exercise and physical labor, and it can also nourish and refresh.
Benefits.
There are many reasons for the emperor's short life. Of the 209 people, 65 were killed or forced to commit suicide because of the struggle for the throne, of which 28 were the most in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Early marriage and polygamy are important reasons for short life. Princes usually get married at the age of 1 1- 14, which affects their development. There are dozens of empresses of the emperor. Their indulgence not only makes him die early, but also makes his descendants weak. Generally speaking, the founding emperors often enjoy middle age, and the life span of their descendants is getting shorter and shorter.
From a medical point of view, on the one hand, many emperors are keen on refining and taking Dan medicine. The so-called panacea, mostly compounds containing mercury, aluminum and arsenic, will often be poisoned and die if taken in large quantities for a long time.
The sudden death of the Nine Emperors in the Tang Dynasty was related to taking elixir. On the other hand, the emperor is ill and it is difficult to wait on him. Emperor gaozu Liu Bang was seriously ill and refused to see a doctor. He also scolded the doctor. Cao Cao killed Hua tuo who put forward the correct medical plan. Therefore, no matter how good a doctor is, it is difficult to play.
Looking back at the history of China, count the emperors of past dynasties and enjoy a long life. Aisingiorro, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty? Li Hong is not only 89 years old, but also has been in office for 60 years. No one can beat him. Why has the emperor's life span been short since ancient times, but Qianlong has a strong and long life? This is not only related to his emphasis on horseback riding, archery and martial arts since childhood, but also related to his good health. According to the descendants of a doctor, the way of keeping in good health of Qianlong can be summarized in sixteen words: "spit out your heart, exercise your bones and muscles, ten times and four times, and make up in time." It is necessary to further elaborate the "ten frequencies and four taboos" in the above tips.
The so-called "ten-frequency" refers to ten basic and important "small moves" in daily life, namely: frequent tooth tapping, frequent swallowing of body fluids, frequent ear snapping, frequent nose rubbing, frequent eye movement, frequent face rubbing, frequent foot rubbing, frequent abdomen moving, frequent limb stretching and frequent anus lifting. The so-called "four noes" means not violating the four taboos in daily life: don't talk when eating, don't talk when lying down, don't get drunk when drinking, and have sex with others. It is not difficult to see that the secret of emperor Qianlong's longevity also stems from "six appropriate health preservation"
Some people say that heredity determines a person's physique and longevity, but from the example of Qianlong, his father Yong Zhengdi was only in office for thirteen years because of his infirmity, and his son Jiaqing was only in office for twenty-five years. It can be seen that the maintenance after tomorrow is closely related to health and longevity. Too much emphasis on genetic factors and neglect of acquired efforts will often make people fall into "fate" and lose the opportunity to change their destiny. Isn't it a pity?
Question 4: Why are emperors so short-lived? Why were most ancient emperors short-lived? It is an indisputable fact that most emperors in ancient times lived very short lives. According to statistics, from Qin and Han Dynasties to Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were 209 emperors' dates of birth and death in China feudal society. As the saying goes, "life is seventy years old and rare", among the 209 emperors, only eight lived too sparsely, accounting for only 4%; However, there are 142 people who are less than half a hundred, accounting for 68%, and the average life expectancy is only 39 years old. This is really an amazing age figure.
As the last dynasty, the written records of the Qing Dynasty should be reliable. The Qing Empire lasted for 268 years and had 10 emperors. Among them, only 1 emperor lived to be 88 years old. There are four people over 500 years old, sai-jo is 23 years old, Wen is 30 years old, 19 years old, and dezongzai is 37 years old. The other five ages are: Saint Michelle Ye is 68 years old; Sejong Yin G57 years old; Renzong J Yan is 60 years old; Xuanzong Yuning is 68 years old; Xuan Tong Puyi is 6 1 year old. The average life expectancy is only 5 1 year.
The emperor eats delicious food on earth and drinks ginseng bird's nest soup, which is rich in nutrition and has special medical care. In principle, they should live a long life. However, in fact, most people have a short life span. Ironically, compared with the long-lived old people in the world today, most of them are simple villagers who live in seclusion. So why is the contrast so big? The reason is nothing more than three reasons.
One: the struggle between power and profit, the death of many people;
Old people in rural areas live a simple life, do not seek fame and fortune, work at sunrise every day and rest at sunset, and live a paradise-like life. Such a life is inevitably calm, optimistic and open-minded every day.
Two: superstitious alchemy, fooling around and dying;
Old people in rural areas eat mostly coarse grains and their own fruits and vegetables, which are pure natural and pollution-free from the perspective of modern people. Even the oil they eat every day is mostly vegetable oil that is beneficial to their health. For example, tea oil and sesame oil imported by Antarctic Weng Food from Bama, the five longevity towns in the world, are all high-quality foods that centenarians eat every day.
Three: the doctor was afraid to prescribe medicine when he was ill, which delayed his death.
Everyone will get sick, and those simple old people are no exception, but because their living conditions are mostly difficult, most of them have cultivated in the fields since childhood and developed a good physique, so their resistance and health are naturally much better than those pampered emperors in ancient times.
In contrast, it seems that the ancient kings were not as happy as us long-lived old people. No wonder there is an old saying: it is not unreasonable to want nothing.
Excerpted from Baidu netizens, thank you.
Question 5: Why are half of the emperors in Qing Dynasty short-lived? In your eyes, how long you live is longevity. In ancient times, medical technology was very backward. Few people live to be 60 years old, and many of them die of minor illnesses.
Question 6: Why did the emperors of the Qing Dynasty die so early (1, Nurhachi died at the age of 68)?
2. Huang taiji died at 5 1 year)
3. Shunzhi died at the age of 24 (controversial)
Kangxi died at the age of 69.
5. Yongzheng is 58 years old.
6. Gan Long is 89 years old.
7. Jiaqing died at the age of 6 1.
8. Daoguang is 69 years old.
9. Xianfeng is 30 years old
10, Tongzhi is finally 19 years old.
1 1, Guangxu died at the age of 38.
12, Xuan Tong is finally 6 1 years old.
Generally speaking, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty lived a long life.
Tongzhi was a little earlier, and there were a few people who lived long, and there were very few people who were 60+ years old in ancient times.
Question 7: Why did most emperors in Ming and Qing Dynasties live shorter lives? Ancient people. Emperors, whose life span is generally short and who don't know how to keep in good health, eat too much. Burned to death. . . There are also people who live long, the Qing Dynasty. Aisingiorro Li Hong1711-1799, who was good at keeping in good health, died at the age of 89. . .
Question 8: Why did the average life span of the royal family in Qing Dynasty be short, and even many princes died? Because Manchu is a nation with strong sense of hierarchy and nationality,
Especially after they entered the Central Plains,
The marriage between the emperor and the prince Huang Sunmen is extremely restricted.
Take the emperor as an example, except for Manchu princesses and princesses.
You can only choose Mongolian.
Although some female practitioners are selected from Manchu women and Mongolian children every year to enrich the harem.
But these people are unlikely to be seen by the emperor.
The limitation of the scope of marriage is that they can easily enter the whirlpool of consanguineous marriage.
The emperors and grandchildren of the Qing Dynasty had low disease resistance.
This is an important reason for their early death.
in addition
The fierce struggle in the harem is also an unavoidable factor.
Moreover, the life of the prince and grandson is so good that their acquired immunity is greatly reduced.
Like flowers in a greenhouse, they can't stand the test of wind and rain.
Question 9: Why did the Ming emperors have a short life span? Although many people upstairs say that Cheng Zu's short life is due to indulgence or psychological and physiological factors, this is a common view of historians. I can only try my best to find out the specific reasons and hope to sort them out.
Zhu Yuanzhang, the longest-lived emperor in the Ming Dynasty, lived to seventy-one. Among the emperors in China, it should be not short-lived but long-lived. It should be noted that only Gan Long lived to be over 70 years old in the late Qing Dynasty. But why is the average life expectancy of Ming emperors so much worse than that of Qing dynasty?
First of all, it is totally unreasonable to say that the emperor is short-lived. Zhu Yuanzhang is a famous lecherous emperor, and his romantic history is almost as wonderful as his entrepreneurial history. The best proof is that Zhu Yuanzhang had twenty-six sons, which was also the most in the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the tradition of indulgence was initiated by Zhu Yuanzhang, but he did not die young because of it, and it is difficult to judge the palace. Do historians have any reason to say that the Ming emperor was better than other dynasties? Qing Qianlong lived to be eighty-nine. Is he celibate? Therefore, historians can't find the reason, and premature death is a kind of shirking. Moreover, Ming Xiaozong, the famous monogamous emperor of the Ming Dynasty, had only one queen and no concubine in his life, but he died at the age of 36. It is precisely because he has only one wife that he has only one son, which led to the death of his son Ming Wuzong. Can this be explained by indulgence?
The upstairs said that the emperor's "safety factor" was too low, there were too many abnormal deaths, and he didn't understand the history of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the prime minister, so he concentrated the imperial power to ensure the absolute safety of future generations. There was no puppet emperor in the 17th Emperor of Ming Dynasty, except for the disappearance of Emperor Wen Jian, the murder of Emperor Mingjing by his reset brother and the suicide of the last emperor Chongzhen. All the other emperors died well. The political climate of the Ming dynasty was completely centered on the emperor, and no one dared to offend them, so there was no possibility of assassination. So this statement is also untenable.
Moreover, he died of poisoning after taking Dan medicine. Only Ming Shizong could die like this, but he was emperor for forty-five years and lived to be sixty years old, ranking third in the Ming Dynasty. In the era of underdeveloped medicine, sixty should be regarded as a normal life. Except for 58-year-old Ming Shenzong, both of them died at a normal age in ancient times. You know, most emperors in the Qing Dynasty died at this age. I compared the Ming and Qing dynasties and proved that the medical level of the two dynasties was similar. If we compare the earlier times, the landlord will suspect that the medical skills of that era are too different to be used as a frame of reference.
So the rest, Ming Renzong, 48 years old, Ming Xuanzong, 38 years old, Ming Yingzong, 38 years old, Ming Xianzong, 4 1 year old, Ming Xiaozong, 36 years old, Ming Wuzong, 3 1 year old, Ming Muzong, 36 years old, Ming Guangzong, (I can't remember this, probably. There are different opinions on the specific reasons. Let's start with Xiaozong, a well-known monarch. According to official records, after suffering from cold, he overdosed and used the wrong medicine, so that 36-year-old Xiaozong died of nosebleeds. His son, Wu Zong, fell into the water at the age of 30, and his health took a sharp turn for the worse. He died the following year. Ming xizong is even worse. Wei Zhongxian didn't pay attention when he fell into the water, and it was too late to save him. He couldn't stand the cold water that year and died. The rest of the basic doesn't even have an official explanation, and it all boils down to lust.
We can find some doubts about the official history of these three emperors. Emperor Xiaozong of Ming Dynasty was the Emperor of Heaven, and the doctor who treated the emperor too much actually used the wrong medicine. This probability is too low. You know, after a doctor of Ming Shizong treated him, he prescribed medicine to cure the emperor, and he committed suicide, saying that he could not bear the great pressure of treating the emperor. The reason why Ming Wuzong is a "Wuzong" is because he loves to play and knows martial arts. Often playing with tigers and leopards, it's hard to explain why people slip and fall into the water.
But I found a clue in the Ming Shizong mentioned just now, in the forty-five years of Jiajing, the last year of Ming Shizong. Harry, a famous minister, rebuked Sejong for his mistake in the country. Sejong later said to the people around him, "Harry is right, but if I can't go to court without illness, I will let him throw such a pot of dirty water on me." Please note that the failure of Sejong to go to court in the Ming Dynasty began more than ten years after Jiajing. Historians unanimously concluded that Sejong believed in Taoism and refined the elixir, so he did not like politics. But this is obviously contradictory. We know that Sejong is a very powerful emperor, and corrupt official Yan Song is only his pawn. So I'd rather believe Sejong himself. He really didn't go to court because he was ill. So what's wrong with him? Not mentioning the official history is obviously the taboo of the emperor, and there is no independence ... >>