After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, where did 65,438+10,000 royal descendants go?

1924 10, after Feng Yuxiang took power in Beijing, he drove Pu Yi and others out of the Forbidden City. Then, after the demise of the Qing Dynasty, where did tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of emperors and grandchildren of the Qing Dynasty go?

Puyi first moved to his father, Zai Feng, and then he was wooed by the Japanese. Even his father said he had no backbone. Finally lived in Tianjin for seven years. Puyi always wanted to recover. 1934, with the support of the Japanese, the "Puppet Manchukuo" was established and became a puppet emperor under the name of Kant. Later, Puyi went to the Northeast from Tianjin.

After Puyi moved out of the Forbidden City, she brought a lot of treasures, and then sold some in Tianjin to make up for some expenses in life.

1945 Japan surrendered, and Puyi was captured by the Soviet Red Army when he was preparing to flee abroad. Later, he accused the Japanese of committing crimes in a military court, which was a little contribution. 1950 was escorted back to China in early August and studied and reformed in Fushun War Criminals Management Office. 1959 12 was pardoned and became a member of the CPPCC and an ordinary citizen.

Later, Puyi registered her hukou, married nurse Li, and lived an ordinary life.

According to relevant statistics, there were about 20,000 males and about100,000 females in the royal family at that time. So where have so many people gone?

First, they changed their surnames. After all, they are no longer the royal family. Aisinggioro is a thing of the past. Some changed to "gold", some changed to "that" and some changed to "Luo". Of course, some people changed their surnames to Wang, Sun, Ai, Luo, Zhao, Fan, Guan, E, Yi and so on.

So, where did these royals go?

1. Stay in Beijing and continue your life.

Although the days of the royal family are gone forever, many members of the royal family have their own family businesses, and a large number of them choose to stay in Beijing and protect their ancestral businesses. For example, Zai Feng, Puyi's father, is like this. Later, in the late 1940s, when life became unbearable, he sold his house to make a living.

Qi Gong, a great calligrapher, is the ninth grandson of Yongzheng and the son of Yongzheng. They are very low-key and accomplished in calligraphy, and they don't want to mention that they are descendants of the royal family.

The singers we are familiar with, Na Ying and Guan Xiaotong, are descendants of the royal family. They all make themselves better by their own abilities.

I followed Puyi to the Northeast.

When Puyi went to Tianjin and Northeast China, some members of the royal family chose to go with Puyi, such as Puyi's sister and brother-in-law, and some of Puyi's cronies.

Some people go to the northeast, live in anonymity, and even set up villages, relying on their own specialties, or doing business or farming, leading an ordinary life.

There is a Manchu village in Shangjiahe Town, Xinbin Manchu Autonomous County, Fushun City, which is inhabited by descendants of the Qing Dynasty and has a history of more than 300 years:

3. Go overseas for development.

Some descendants of the Qing Dynasty also took money to develop abroad. For example, some people set up photo studios in Hong Kong, wearing long braids of the Qing Dynasty and yellow clothes symbolizing nobility to attract business. For example, Aisingiorro Zhou Tang lives in Tsim Sha Tsui and runs a photo studio for a living.

Others just do nothing overseas and make a living by selling some ancestors' treasures.

4. Go to other places to live in seclusion.

At the same time, some people went to other parts of the motherland to visit relatives, relying on friends to find the most suitable place to stay. In any case, they all became ordinary citizens of new China and lived an ordinary life.

Aisingiorro's descendants-Shao Heng, the seventh grandson of Emperor Qianlong. In 20 13, he led his people to the imperial tomb of the Qing dynasty for a large-scale sacrifice activity, and some overseas people also participated. This is the first large-scale sacrifice activity since the demise of the Qing Dynasty. However, there was a great response. Some people objected that the Great Qing Dynasty was a thing of the past and should not be held. Since then, no similar large-scale worship activities have been held.