Did Wanrong's child survive?

Wanrong's child died after she was born. In 1935, Wanrong became pregnant after having an affair with another bodyguard of Puyi, Li Tiyu. At this time, Puyi was planning to escape. Wanrong gave birth to a baby girl. After Puyi knew about it, he threw the child into the boiler and burned it. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!

There were different opinions and disputes about who Wanrong's child was. Some people believed that the child's father was a guard with the surname Li, but the specific name was not specified. In addition, there were also rumors that the child's father was a Japanese officer. However, there was no conclusive evidence for these claims in the history circle. Pu Yi himself mentioned in the book that Wanrong was sold by her brother to a Japanese officer, so the child's father was Japanese. However, there was no exact information on whether Wanrong's child survived or the specific situation. Therefore, it was impossible to determine whose child Wanrong gave birth to.

There was no conclusive evidence or clear answer to the question of who Wanrong's child was. Some people believed that the child's father was a guard with the surname Li, but the specific name was not specified. In addition, there were also some claims that the child's father was a Japanese officer, and Wanrong was sold to this officer by her brother. However, these claims were not supported by conclusive evidence in the history circle. Puyi said in his statement that Wanrong was sold by her brother to a Japanese officer who was traveling with him. The father of the child was Japanese. However, these claims were not supported by conclusive evidence. Therefore, we can't give a clear answer to the question of who Wanrong's child is.

There was a school of thought that Wanrong's child was not a dead baby, but was thrown into the furnace by Puyi and burned alive. However, there were also other views that Wanrong's child was a dead baby, and Puyi simply threw his body into the furnace to burn it. As the search results provided did not have a clear answer, it was impossible to determine whether Wanrong's child really did not die.

Wanrong and Pu Yi's bodyguard Li Yueting gave birth to a baby girl.

There were different opinions about the father of the last empress Wanrong's child. Some people believed that the child's father was a guard with the surname Li, but the specific name was not specified. However, there was no conclusive evidence for these claims in the history circle. In addition, there were also some claims that the child's father was a Japanese officer, and Wanrong was sold to this officer by her brother. However, these claims were not supported by conclusive evidence. Therefore, there was no clear answer as to who Wanrong's child was.

Wanrong had experienced the legendary experience of being a noble lady, a middle-aged lady, and then a puppet queen and a prisoner. After she married Pu Yi, she lived a lonely and miserable life. She experienced the boredom of being driven out of the Forbidden City and living in Tianjin, as well as the life of a puppet emperor in the Manchurian Imperial Palace in Changchun. In the end, she was imprisoned in Yanji Prison during the war and died of diarrhea at the age of 40. Her burial place had always been a mystery until the expert An Longzhen revealed Empress Wanrong's final destination after seven years of investigation.

Wanrong's father eventually went to Manchuria in the northeast.

Wanrong had hereditary mental illness, neurosis and schizophrenia.

Wanrong's soul summoning was successful. According to document 1 and document 2, Wanrong's younger brother buried her in Hualong Royal Cemetery in 2006. Although Wanrong's real remains were not buried there, her soul seemed to have found a resting place through the soul summoning ceremony. Therefore, it could be said that Wanrong's soul summoning was a success.