The ill fated ancient emperors, what are the strange ways to die, and there are still those who died

Killed for love, dying at the hands of one's own relatives, dying of exhaustion, and all kinds of ways to die. You said he died in the toilet This emperor was Jin Jinggong, and the medical backwardness of that era and the strong desire to survive led to this dramatic scene. Personally, I don't think it's about how accurate the soothsayer is, but because the soothsayer has a medical foundation and can accurately identify Jin Jinggong's illness and determine his survival time.

Jin Jinggong was plagued by illness in his later years, and he often had nightmares during his illness, so the fear of death always haunted his heart. Because the medical conditions at that time were very backward, the imperial doctors could not effectively treat his disease. In order to survive, Jin Jinggong began to rush to the doctor and believed in the witch doctor.

But this time the witch doctor was also helpless, which made Jin Jinggong completely unable to see the light. So, Jin Jinggong called the soothsayer and asked the soothsayer how much time he still had. The soothsayer said:

You can't eat the new wheat anymore."

The soothsayer's words made Jin Jinggong's heart very heavy, but as time passed, he saw the wheat that was about to ripen. But Jin Jinggong did not die, and there were signs of improvement. The wheat arrived as scheduled as in previous years and ripen naturally.

Jin Jinggong realized that he still had the possibility of recovery, so he hurriedly asked the kitchen to cook porridge. But just when he wanted to drink porridge, he suddenly felt a stomach cramp and went to the toilet. After Jin Jinggong went to the toilet, his entourage waited left and right, but he never came back

The attendants became worried because of the long wait, so he sent someone to look for him in the toilet, only to find him drowned in the toilet. Jin Jinggong did not eat new wheat in the end. In fact, this is not how accurate the fortune teller is, but that he is terminally ill, and he mistakenly takes his return to light as a sign of improvement, which led to this absurd scene.

Because it is most relaxing when going to the toilet, the Assassin will take advantage of it at this time.

King Navarre, who was shot and killed by a musket while using the toilet.

Since only when going to the toilet was without a guard following them, the Assassins had the best chance to attack at this time.

The Roman emperor, who was stabbed to death with a dagger by a soldier during his minor liberation. King George II of Great Britain and Ireland died of a heart attack after overexerting force on the toilet. Empress Catherine II of Russia, when it was convenient, died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage.