What was the outcome of Aisingiorro's descendants after the demise of the Qing Dynasty?

Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in China. On the eve of the Revolution of 1911, the number of members of the Qing royal family had expanded to 6.5438+0.4 million. However, although members of the royal family were highly respected in the Qing Dynasty, they gradually declined and spread all over the country after the establishment of the Republic of China in the Revolution of 1911. For example, in The Happy Life in Kintaro, although the hero Jin Liang's family is an orthodox member of the Qing royal family, the blood of the Essien Choro family is flowing in his body, but in modern society, he still leads an ordinary life without money and power. Although it is only a TV series, it also has certain factual basis. Next, let's discuss the future of the royal family after the demise of the Qing Dynasty.

The first is to change your surname and go back to your hometown. There is a jingle among Manchu people, "Changbai Mountain and Heilongjiang, the hometown of Manchu people." After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, many Manchu people returned to their hometown in the northeast.

Because their surnames are really famous, in order to protect themselves, they changed their names to one or two words that conform to Chinese culture. For example, Aisingiorro was changed to Jin, Luo and so on. The Guan Xiaotong family, nicknamed "Gege", is a noble family who hates concubines in the palace. This family changed its name to Guan Yu after the demise of the Qing Dynasty because of its worship of Guan Yu.

This is a makeover. According to historical records, in a small village in Liaoning Province, there lived 1200 descendants of the Qing royal family. Most of them are living a normal life now, but there are exceptions. For example, Aisingiorro Shao Heng, the seventh grandson of Qianlong in Jilin City, held a "ancestor worship ceremony" to commemorate Aisingiorro culture. 100 More than one person dressed in Qing Dynasty costumes marched in the street according to the format of Qing Dynasty.

After all, they used to be members of the royal family who were in power and above. After the demise of the Qing Dynasty and the disintegration of feudal society, they naturally could not stand this polarization difference. Even Puyi once established a "pseudo-Manchukuo" with the help of the Japanese, and wanted to continue to live a life of incomparable power and luxury. Other members of the royal family have been in the wrong position, complacent and unwilling to admit that they have become ordinary people. Moreover, the royal family in the Qing Dynasty sounds like a very powerful and respected identity. Therefore, there are also many descendants of the royal family or completely unrelated moths who are eager to stir up scandals for themselves. In Hong Kong, there was a man who claimed to be Aisin Gioro Zhou Tang. He still wore a yellow jacket, shaved his head and tied a braid, saying it was to commemorate the achievements of his ancestors. Moreover, there are sensational people who claim to be descendants of the royal family in Guangzhou. At that time, this man was still making a scene at the railway station, making others call him "brother", but he was finally identified as a fake by experts, which really made people laugh and cry.

Almost all the rest of the royal family emigrated overseas or settled in Beijing. It was once shown in the movie The Last Emperor. When Puyi established Manchukuo with the support of the Japanese, some people who had a good relationship with Puyi immigrated to Japan, far away from the war of gunpowder, which was very chic.

In short, members of the Qing royal family and their descendants went to these three places, one was to return to their hometown in Northeast China, and the other was to stay in Beijing or become "sea drifters". Most of them lead a dull life.

However, we have to say that the members of the Qing royal family are still very competitive on the whole. Many descendants are famous, such as actor Guan Xiaotong, the famous cross talk master Hou in the century, and the charming Peacock Princess Jin in the 86th edition of The Journey to the West. , are descendants of the Qing dynasty royal family, indicating that their genetic basis is still very good. I hope they can live a good life, not necessarily vigorous, but don't regret it!