But according to your example, you should be talking about the four unsolved cases in the late Ming Dynasty: the demon case, the robot case, the red pill case and the palace transfer case.
At the same time, there are four unsolved cases in the late Qing Dynasty: Yang Naiwu Cabbage Case, Yang Yuelou Case, Taiyuan Case, and Zhang Wenxiang Cima Case.
I will briefly describe these mysteries respectively, starting with the four mysteries in the late Ming Dynasty:
Demon case:
The "Demon Book Case" which happened in the 31st year of Wanli (1603) was a party struggle caused by the establishment of the reserve team. Queen Ming Shenzong had no children, and Wang Gongfei gave birth to Chang Luo, the eldest son of the emperor. Zheng Guifei often dies after giving birth to a child; Zongshen loves Zheng Fei very much and intends to make his son an heir. To this end, courtiers have repeatedly tried to establish the East Palace as soon as possible, and this issue has been deadlocked for more than ten years. Soon, the assistant minister of punishments wrote the boudoir map, which was sent to the palace by Chen Moment, the eunuch of the prison, and was given by Shinto.
Attack case:
On the fourth night of May in the 43rd year of Wanli (16 15), a man named Zhang Hui broke into the Ciqing Palace of the Prince with a jujube stick and injured the eunuch at the door. Han Benyong, the prince's chamberlain, led the crowd to catch him. After Zhang Qian was arrested, he claimed to be introduced by eunuchs Pang Bao and Liu Cheng, and the person in charge identified him as himself. This is a crackdown case.
Marubeni case:
In the forty-eighth year of Wanli, in August of the first year of Taichang (1620), Emperor Wanli collapsed, and Zhu Changluo ascended the throne as Emperor Guangzong, too much sex. "I have two denier in my life. I am lucky." The cause of illness is a scene, mental exhaustion. Li Bing, the eunuch, used laxatives to aggravate her condition. Li Jin, the founder of crack hon temple, entered Hongwan, claiming to be a fairy. Guangzong died after taking medicine. At that time, people suspected that Zheng Guifei was poisoned by the red pill incident.
Case of moving the palace:
In the first year of Taichang (1620), the emperor succeeded to the throne, and Li Heyang took advantage of the emperor's youth to control the state affairs. Zuo Guangdou and Li opposed not living with the emperor and forced her to move to another place. This was a case of moving the palace together.
Let's talk about four mysterious cases in the late Qing Dynasty:
Yang Naiwu and Chinese cabbage case:
During the Tongzhi period, Yang Naiwu and Ge Bi were suspected of adultery and murder, and confessed after extorting a confession by torture. They were on death row and wronged. The case shocked the imperial court. Although the charges were cleared after several trials, the tragic experiences of the two tortured people were still deplorable.
Yang Yuelou's grievance:
Yang Yuelou, a famous Peking Opera martial artist in the late Qing Dynasty, went to Shanghai to perform in 1872, and fell in love with Wei Abao, the daughter of a wealthy Guangdong businessman who went to the theatre. Their intimacy has reached the point of talking about marriage. However, the laws of the Qing Dynasty clearly stipulated that people with low status could not marry people with high status [1]. Yang Yuelou, a singer and entertainer, was not allowed to marry Wei Abao, but the two lovers ignored the law and married privately according to normal procedures, even following the custom of "stealing marriage" in Shanghai to avoid interference from Wei Abao's family. However, Wei Abao's family sued the authorities, and Ye Ting, the county magistrate, handled the case immediately. It happened that the county magistrate Ye was from Guangdong, so he was punished before the trial. As a result, Ye County ordered the case to be severely sentenced. Wei Abao was sentenced to slap in the face for 200 times, awarded to Pushantang to choose another marriage, sentenced to exile, and Wang Shijing, the wet nurse who helped them get married, was sentenced to public display in front of the county government for ten days. Wei Abao's mother Wang also died of shame and anger. Finally, due to the 40th birthday of Empress Dowager Cixi, Yang Yuelou was pardoned and returned to Beijing for performing arts. However, after Wei Abao was driven out of the house by his father, his whereabouts were unknown. It is said that Wei Abao was married to a 70-year-old man by Pushantang.
Taiyuan strange case:
During the Daoguang period in the late Qing Dynasty, there was a rich man in Taiyuan named Zhang Million, who had two daughters. His second daughter, Yuzhu, has been engaged to Cao. However, due to Cao's poor family, Zhang Million betrothed his second daughter to a large family named Yao. But love Cao, the two eloped, went to Jiaocheng County to make friends with Chen, and passed by a tofu shop. The old man surnamed Mo sympathized and borrowed a donkey to help him escape. After Zhang Million found out that two women were missing, he mistakenly thought that they were at the eldest daughter's house, guessed that Yuzhu was hidden in the closet, and took the closet away. Actually stunned the monk, Zhang Million mistakenly thought that the monk was dead, so he put on the clothes of two women and threatened that the two women had died of illness, and then sent the monk to the mourning hall. Later, the monk woke up and fled, passing by Mo Laohan's tofu shop, where he changed his clothes. So this monk is a flower monk. Later, because he molested a married woman, she was killed by her husband, butcher Wu, and threw her body in the well. Zhang's mourning hall dismemberment case, plus the monk murder case, these two cases spread all over the city at one time. Yangqu County ordered Yang Zhongmin to have a public trial because he heard that the clothes on the monk were found in a tofu shop. In view of the sensation of this matter, in order to close the case as soon as possible, Mo Laohan was rashly identified as the murderer and made a confession, which was reported to the punishments for closing the case.
As for Butcher Wu, after killing the monk, he planned to move the capital to Jinci. On the way, he met Cao. Butcher Wu revealed to Cao that he was the real murderer who killed the monk.
Cao returned to Taiyuan to return the donkey to the old man named Mo. Only then did I know that I had been framed, so I pleaded for Mo Laohan. Unexpectedly, the county magistrate was framed as an accomplice after learning about it.
Xiang Xiu, the maid of Yuzhu, learned the truth when she visited the prison, so she rushed to Jiaocheng to find Yuzhu. At that time, Chen, whom Yuzhu took refuge in, happened to be promoted to Shanxi Supervision and Inspection Department, and the truth of the two cases finally came out.
Zhang Wenxiang Spurs Case:
On the morning of July 26th (August 22nd, 1870), Ma Xinyi, the governor of the two rivers, watched the archery training of the Qing army from the proofreading yard at around 10:30. After the military parade, return to Doudu Yuanmen. On the way, someone blocked the way and shouted grievances. The assassin Wenxiang Zhang used this gap to stab with a dagger and died the next day. Afterwards, I admitted that the main reason for the pain was that Ma was "heartless", but Zhang was evasive and didn't tell the truth.
Before the incident, Ding Huiheng, the son of the Governor of Jiangsu Province, clashed with officials of the Ma shogunate to compete for prostitutes on the Qinhuai River, and Ma ordered the arrest of Hui Heng. Ding Richang and Ding Huiheng are related to each other. There is also a saying that Ma took office at the behest of Empress Dowager Cixi in order to find out how much gold and silver the Xiang army plundered and was murdered by people in the Xiang army.
Wei Xiao's horse stabbing case has been tried for more than a month, and no progress has been made. On September 1 day, Zhang Zhidong went to Jinling from his brother Zhang, and came with Wei Xiao. Ma Xinyi's subordinates, Yuan et al., demanded a confession by torture. Zhang Dao: "The case is too serious to be tortured." He refused to pay the penalty, died, and there was still no result. Zhang Dui and Wei Xiao said, "The murderer once made a comeback as a pirate. Because Ma Xinyi was in charge of Zhejiang Province, he suppressed the pirates in Nantian and killed many Iraqi gangs. Because Yi Ji's wife Roche lured Wu to escape, when Ma Xinyi went to Ningbo, Yu was stopped from suing and was not allowed to be tried. The criminal bears a grudge. At the instigation of the escaped pirate Dragon Yun Qi, Wenxiang Zhang avenged his accomplices, that is, he vented his anger on himself, while Wenxiang Zhang was encouraged to do so. ...... On July 26th this year, followers sneaked into the inspector's office, emphasizing murder, repeatedly questioning and refusing to give in to his confession. No other leader is still credible. "
Empress Dowager Cixi was furious and sent Zheng Dunjin and Zeng Guofan, ministers of punishments, to Yuanmen, governor of Liangjiang, to investigate the case. Empress Dowager Cixi once asked Zeng Guofan: "Isn't this case very strange?" Zeng Guofan replied: "It's really strange." The Empress Dowager urged Zeng Guofan to take over as the governor and hurried to Jinling to investigate the case, but Zeng's illness delayed him for several months. The queen mother asked for an audience for the second time and made an appointment with Zeng. After arriving in jiangning house, Zeng Guofan did not try a case, but read this strange novel Wei Caotang Notes written by Ji Xiaolan every day and lived a leisurely life. It was not until Zheng Dunjin arrived in Jiangning that he began to read the files. Zhicheng Deng's "Three Stories of Bone East" said: "If countries and governors don't want to be far-sighted, there must be people who can't be far-sighted." After 14 days of trial, Zheng Dunjin still couldn't find out the truth, so he had to fight Zeng Guofan: "The trial result of Zhang et al. in this case is true!" Ten years of Tongzhi (187 1), on March 26th, the court ordered the assassin Wenxiang Zhang to be put to death. Zheng Dunjin lamented the darkness of officialdom and simply resigned and went home.
In less than a year, Zeng Guofan died of illness in Yuanmen, the governor of Liangjiang, and he became an unsolved case.
Finally, talk about the four mysteries of China:
The whereabouts of national decrees:
The imperial seal spread from the Qin Dynasty to various dynasties, and disappeared in the Hou Liang of the Five Dynasties and the later Tang Dynasty. There are three theories about the disappearance of the imperial seal:
1. Emperor Li Congke set himself on fire in the late Tang Dynasty, and the decree disappeared.
2. After 946 AD, Chu Jin was captured by Emperor Taizong of Liao Dynasty and has been lost since then.
3. The national seal was lost again in Yuan Shundi's hands, and there was a record of the imperial seal in Yuan Dynasty. The Ming army invaded the capital of the Yuan Dynasty and "captured six princes, two jade seals, 1 yuan dynasty jade seal,1/yuan dynasty emperor, and none of the other jade seals." According to the Outline of the Twenty-Five History, in May 1370, when the Ming army swept Mobei and took Yingchang directly, it seized a batch of jewels that Yuan Shundi fled to Mobei. There is neither the imperial seal of the Yuan Dynasty nor the national seal. Because the official seal was missing, there was no official seal in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Therefore, when the Ming Dynasty was founded, Zhu Yuanzhang, the great ancestor of the Ming Dynasty, had three regrets. The first one was "laying less national seals".
Wu Zetian set up a tablet without words:
In 705 1 1, Empress Wu Zetian, who had been in power for 2 1 years in China's history, died of illness. Her tombstone is 7.53 meters high, 2. 1 m wide and 1.49 m thick, but it doesn't have a Tang Dynasty inscription. The words added by later generations are also mottled and blurred.
Why didn't Wu Zetian carve a word on her tombstone? Scholars of past dynasties have been arguing endlessly about this issue, resulting in different lawsuits. Generally speaking, there are the following statements. First, Wu Zetian knows that she is in power, usurping power and restructuring, killing innocent people, being extravagant, sinful, and having no merit. It is better not to carve a word than to laugh at future generations. Secondly, Wu Zetian thinks that when she was in office, she fostered the cold and weak, attacked the rich and powerful, developed the imperial examination, rewarded farmers and mulberry, and succeeded to the rule of Zhenguan. The great achievements in history are far beyond the capacity of an inscription, leaving an empty monument to show that she has passed away. Thirdly, Wu Zetian was clever and alert all her life, and often made amazing moves and set up a tablet without words, which was intended to make a contribution to future generations and let them comment.
The mystery of axe sound and candle shadow:
The shadow of axe and candle refers to a mystery between the sudden death of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin and the accession of Song Taizong Zhao Guangyi.
Zhao Kuangyin did not pass the throne to his son according to the traditional custom, but passed it to his younger brother Zhao Guangyi according to synopsis of the golden chamber.
According to records, Zhao Kuangyin was seriously ill on the night of October 19th in the 9th year of Kaibao (976). Song Taizu sent a confidant to call the second son Zhao into the palace to arrange the funeral. Song Taizu's second brother, Zhao Guangyi, had already seen the mercy throne and bought Wang Jien as his confidant. When he learned that the problem was serious, he and his confidant Cheng Xuande waited all night in Jin. I didn't call Zhao, Mao's second son, but informed him directly. Wang Jien said, "The King of Jin has arrived." Queen Song was surprised to find that Zhao Guangyi had arrived! He knew that something had changed and was irreversible. He had to call Zhao Guangyi an "official", which was one of the titles for the emperor, and begged, "The lives of my mother and son depend on officials." Zhao Guangyi replied, "* * * Keep your wealth, don't worry!" According to historical records, after Zhao Guangyi entered Song Taizu's bedroom, Zhao Kuangyin died when he saw the sound of "Jin Wang's candle shadow or left" and "axe poking the ground". On the morning of 2 1, Zhao Guangyi acceded to the throne in front of the coffin and returned to Taiping and rejuvenating the country.
His whereabouts:
One view is that Emperor Wen Jian died of self-immolation. According to the Records of Ming Taizu, during the Yongle period, Judy, the prince of Yan, launched the "Battle of Jingnan". After four years of fighting, the prince won a great victory. On June 1402, the prince led an army into Jinchuanmen, Nanjing. When the prince's army entered the palace, it was already a sea of fire, and Wen Jian was gone. At the same time, the precious seal used by Emperor Wen Jian also disappeared. According to official records, Emperor Wen Jian died in a palace fire. Volume 9 of Records of Emperor Taizong records: "When Judy in Ming Taizu saw the smoke rising in the palace, she rushed to the rescue. It was too late. Put his body in the fire, put it on the bed for nothing, and cry on the bed:' Sure enough, it is really stupid! I'm here to help Wings, not for good, but to stop not understanding here! "... Ren Shen, preparing to bury Wen Jun, sent officials to sacrifice, and returned for three days. "Injong Zhu Gaochi tomb tablet also said that after his death, Chengzu ready to use the etiquette of the son of heaven. Cheng Zu later wrote to korean king: I didn't expect Emperor Wen Jian to commit suicide by arson under the threat of treacherous court officials. However, the eunuch searched many times in the embers after the fire and only found the body of Prince Zhu. It is impossible to know whether his life is life or death. In order to let the world know that Wen Jian set himself on fire, the Prince of Yan wrote a memorial, but no one knew where his grave was. At the end of Ming Dynasty, Emperor Chongzhen once said: I want to go to Wen Jian's grave, but I don't know where it is.
Another way of saying it is that when Nanjing was breached, Wen Jian tried to commit suicide, but under the persuasion of his cronies, he cut his hair and became a monk, escaped from the palace through the tunnel, remained anonymous and wandered the rivers and lakes. After the death of Ming Chengzu, he returned to Beijing and was buried in the Western Hills on the outskirts of Beijing. After Judy ascended the throne, he felt that the uncertain Emperor Wen Jian had an invisible pressure on him, so he sent many confidant ministers to visit everywhere. During the Yongle period, Zheng He's entourage included many guards, who were obviously used to secretly visit Emperor Wen Jian. Ming Chengzu once distributed the Book of Monks and Taoists to monasteries all over the world, rearranged the list of all monks, and conducted a comprehensive survey of monks. From the fifth year of Yongle (1407), in the name of looking for the immortal Zhang Sloppy, people were sent to search everywhere, covering the whole country for more than 20 years. In folklore, there are traces and legends of Wen Jian in many places. Some people say that he first fled to Yunnan-Guizhou area and then moved to Nanyang area. Up to now, there are still people in Dali, Yunnan who take Hui Di as their ancestor. Some modern scholars believe that after he absconded, he hid in Fusaiji, Mianshan, Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province, and then in Huangjia Temple in Qiongshan, where he died in the 21st year of Yongle (1423) and was buried on the hillside behind the temple.
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