After being a fatuous emperor for three years, due to the unfavorable situation at home and abroad, Yulong issued the abdication edict in the name of the empress dowager, and abdicated with Puyi, when he was only 6 years old. We just knew how to cook soy sauce at the age of six, and when we were six, we became emperors and abdicated.
According to the abdication agreement, the Manchu royal family can still live in the Forbidden City. Puyi spent her adolescence in the palace and gradually understood her situation. He was unwilling to accept the fate of the king's demise and wanted to revive the Manchu Dynasty. He regarded the Japanese as the strongest foreign aid, colluded with each other, established the puppet Manchukuo in the northeast, and proclaimed himself emperor.
But soon Puyi found that the Japanese only regarded themselves as puppets. He tried to escape to the Central American country of El Salvador for refuge, but failed. 1On August 8, 945, the Soviet Union declared war on Japan and attacked Manchuria. So-called? Manchukuo? I didn't have the strength to fight back, and then I fell.
On August 1 1, Puyi fled south by train with his family and cronies, and arrived at Dalizigou, Tonghua County on August 13. /kloc-In August of 0/5, Japan announced its surrender, and Puyi quickly issued a letter of abdication, and then planned to flee to Japan, which promised to shelter him.
19, Puyi, a younger brother, two brothers-in-law, three nephews, a flight attendant and a doctor are going to fly to Japan. A group of nine people were captured by the Soviet Union while waiting at Shenyang East Tower Airport. Among them, there is no grace that Puyi threw in Daligou.
Why did the Soviets happen to know that he was there?
This is a mystery. Puyi's nephew guessed that it was sold by the Japanese, the Japanese Kwantung Army negotiated a surrender agreement with the Soviet Union, and Puyi was given to the Soviet Union by Japan? Sincerity? . But this is just his guess, I don't know if it's true or not.
After that, Puyi was a prisoner of war in the Soviet Union for five years, and was held in Molo Koffka No.30 Special Prison, Bolihong Hezi Detention Center, No.45 Special Prisoner of War Shelter and other places.
What was Puyi's real life like during his detention in the Soviet Union?
Let's just say that the Soviet Union treated him well and took care of him in every way. He doesn't even want to leave. He wrote to the Soviet Union many times, expressing his willingness to stay in the Soviet Union permanently.
On the way back to the Soviet Union, Puyi was actually very upset. It is hard to imagine what kind of treatment he will encounter in his capacity. Soviet troops were not at all polite to Japanese prisoners of war. But to his surprise, the Soviet army was gentle and polite to him and his entourage, and Puyi put a little snack.
When I got off the plane, Puyi got another one? Surprise? Moro Koffka Special Prison actually held a small welcoming party for him. There was no shortage of flowers and wine at the banquet, and Puyi was treated like a friend.
What surprised Puyi even more was that the Soviet side arranged a single room for him, with good food and good meals every day. Usually breakfast is all kinds of bread, coffee, tea and so on. Lunch is two dishes and one soup, and each meal is different. Afternoon tea is tea and snacks, and dinner is western food, including beef tongue, oxtail, fruit wine and snacks. , very rich.
Although it can't be compared with when he was emperor, as a prisoner of war, such treatment has exceeded the standard. You know, many Soviets were still starving at that time.
Later I heard that he could play the piano. In his spare time, Su Fang also moved a piano to entertain him, and provided him with books, newspapers, radios, and specialized doctors, nurses, waiters and so on.
He can also walk by the river and in the Woods outside the prison, which is very comfortable. It's said to be in prison, but it's actually similar to recuperation.
It is said that several waitresses are young and beautiful, which attracts the hearts of Puyi's entourage. They often flirt with them. Puyi was worried about causing dissatisfaction with the Soviet side, and repeated prohibitions had little effect. He is no longer an emperor, and his authority has plummeted. Everyone is no longer afraid of him.
Later, he had to ask the Soviet side to replace the waiter with an ordinary-looking middle-aged woman to avoid a peach affair.
Puyi has never been interested in color words. He came into contact with men and women too early and could do nothing when he grew up, so he hated his man for making such a mistake.
Although life in the Soviet Union was good, Puyi, who suffered a lot, was wary of the Soviet Union.
When Puyi and his party fled, their clothes contained priceless treasures, antique calligraphy and painting, box mezzanine and various personal items, and there was a box mezzanine with a movie machine, which contained 468 treasures.
Some of these things he took out to bribe the Soviet high-level officials and asked not to be extradited to China, thinking that he would be executed as soon as he came back.
More of them were distributed to relatives, which was inconvenient to carry, destroyed or sank into the river. This is because he doesn't want the Soviet Union to know that he has so much wealth, and he is afraid that they will make a living from it.
Under the arrangement of the Soviet Union, Puyi went to the Far East Military Court to testify against the war crimes committed by the Japanese Kwantung Army in the Puppet Manchukuo.
1950, after negotiations between the Soviet Union and China, Puyi was extradited to China. Puyi, who had a guilty conscience, was terrified at first, but in the end he was transformed into a social person from the last emperor under the transformation of New China? Very citizen?