After the Qing Dynasty fell, where did the 140,000 royal nobles go?

First: Take money and move overseas

Many members of the royal family who are either rich or noble choose to move overseas, perhaps because they are afraid that their property will be confiscated! After Puyi was kidnapped by the Japanese, his relatives relied on their relationship with Puyi to immigrate to Japan with their entire family and family!

For convenience, Nanyang and Japan became their first choice for immigration! And those who have a lot of money and a lot of money have even moved to the United States and some European countries to live! Many treasures and properties of the Qing Dynasty were lost in this way.

You know, many antiques from that time have disappeared to this day. Any one of them is a priceless treasure! And all this money is the ill-gotten gains of these people from the common people. I wonder how they can spend it with such peace of mind?

Second: Change your name and settle in your hometown

Everyone knows that the Manchu people’s hometown is in the Northeast. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, there were about 70,000 royal members, nearly half of whom of people chose to return to their hometown of Northeast China! Because of the demise of the dynasty, they also changed their names and surnames, Yehenala" was also changed to "Na", Aixinjueluo was changed to "Jin" and so on!

Third : The dream has not yet awakened, calling itself a powerful person

Although most people know that the fall of the Qing Dynasty means that their days are over, there are still some people who have not yet awakened from the dream and are still obsessed with it. The dignitaries have been unwilling to leave for a long time!

In order to continue to have these wealth and rights, they even sold their country to seek glory and became the lackeys of the Japanese. They thought that in doing so they could continue to become royal dignitaries. They didn’t end up well in the end, and their descendants couldn’t hold their heads high in front of the people!