People must be historical figures that actually existed.

But it is unclear how credible his legends are.

His name was: Grigory Yefimovich Rasputin.

Rumors of the Monster Monk: 1. In 1907, Crown Prince Alexei fell ill again. The anxious empress persuaded Nicholas II to try and summon Rasputin into the palace to see if he could save his beloved son.

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Surprisingly, even the palace doctors were unable to do anything for the seriously ill Crown Prince.

But after Rasputin came in, he only gave the crown prince a small packet of medicinal powder, then prayed some more, and then sat next to the crown prince and told him some stories.

Then, a miracle happened. After a few days of rest, the crown prince actually recovered!

2. In 1915, Rasputin had a bad relationship with the Tsar and was kicked out of the palace.

As a result, the crown prince suddenly suffered a nosebleed. When the queen asked Rasputin for help, he deliberately delayed it for two days. Unexpectedly, the crown prince's condition worsened.

But as soon as Rasputin appeared, the prince miraculously recovered.

From then on, his incredible power made Tsar Nicholas II completely surrender, and he would give him three points in everything.

Extended information Rasputin was riddled with scandals, and even interfered in the politics of Tsarist Russia, causing trouble on military and diplomatic issues, triggering public outrage in Russia, and was conspired to assassinate by the nobles of Tsarist Russia. However, the process was extremely difficult, so he became the "immortal demon monk" of Rasputin.

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Prince Yusupov and Grand Duke Romanov planned an assassination operation against Rasputin. In order to please him, Prince Yusupov even dedicated his charming wife Princess Irina to Rasputin.

Putin took the bait and went to the appointment happily.

On December 29, 1916, during a dinner, Rasputin ate eight cakes containing potassium cyanide and drank a bottle of Madeira wine mixed with potassium cyanide, but Rasputin was unharmed.

Because he was afraid that Rasputin would not die, after all, Rasputin was said to be a god, Prince Yusupov shot Rasputin from the lungs to the liver, but Rasputin did not die, and kept saying that he wanted revenge.

So Yusupov and others fired three more shots at Rasputin, one of which hit the head. However, Rasputin was still not dead, so they hit Rasputin on the head with a heavy dumbbell.

Bring Rasputin down.

Finally, Rasputin was thrown into an ice cave in the Neva River. His body was found the next day. The results of the forensic autopsy were very surprising. The autopsy showed that Rasputin died of drowning.

His lungs were completely filled with water.

If Rasputin was already dead when he was thrown into the river, there would be no way there would be so much water in his lungs, and Rasputin survived under the ice for 8 minutes, which is a miraculous achievement.

The title of "Immortal Monk".

In the end, the immortal demon monk Laplace died. Before his death, Laplace predicted that the Russian government would perish within three months after his death.

Sure enough, the October Revolution broke out in Russia, the Czar stepped down, and the late great master's last prediction came true.