Zu Dashou surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and died in Beijing. Why is his tomb in Canada?

It's interesting to talk about this period of history, and it's hard to understand Zu Dashou. But if you want to say that Zu Dashou's mausoleum is in China, you are really wrong! Next, I will take you to understand this unknown history.

Zu Dashou is very famous in Ningyuan, and the whole family is prosperous in Ningyuan! But Zu Dashou's ancestral home is neither Liaoning nor the capital! Zu Dashou's ancestral home was in Anhui, because his ancestors were officers of the Ming Dynasty, and later he moved to Ningyuan (now Xingcheng, Liaoning). Since he is an officer, he is also a big family. Their family has continuously inherited the status of Ning, and gradually became the Ningyuan family! Zu Dashou took refuge in Huang Taiji twice in his life. The first time was in the fourth year of Chongzhen 163 1 year, on October 28th of the lunar calendar. Later, he put together Huang Taiji and lied to him that he would go to Jinzhou to be a foreigner and dedicate it to Huang Taiji. Huang Taiji told him to flee to Jinzhou City, and when Zu Dashou returned to Jinzhou, he began to organize soldiers to resist the Qing army. Eleven years later, the fifteenth year of Chongzhen was 1642. Like the last Daling River, Jinzhou City was devastated by food and cannibalism. In this case, Zu Dashou Kaesong surrendered!

None of this matters. Later, the Qing army entered Shanhaiguan, and Zu Dashou followed him back to Beijing. 1656, thirteen years of Shunzhi. Zu Dashou died of illness in his ancestral home in Beijing. After Zu Dashou's death, his home was transformed into an ancestral temple (now located at No.3 Guofu Festival, the capital). Zu Dashou himself was buried in Yongtai Village near Qinghe, the capital. But why did his tomb move to Canada? It turns out that in 19 18, the Royal Ontario Museum of Canada entrusted the British devil and fur merchant "Croft" to buy a set of tombs of high officials in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Croft chose foreign devils and finally chose Zudashou's tomb. After being recognized by the Canadian Museum, they began to rob the tomb shamelessly and sold the whole tomb to the Canadian Museum. The tomb is six meters high, including exquisite stone carvings, stone tables, tombs, stone statues and stone camels.

I wonder how Zu Dashou's descendants felt when they found out. Anyway, as a China person, I think this kind of behavior is very shameful! Immoral! These foreigners not only plundered China's wealth, but also engaged in grave robbery and smuggling and other illegal activities. Sooner or later, this garbage country will find them to settle down.