Chengzu is a female politician in modern Korean history. Her real name is Min Ziying, also called Min Fei. She comes from Lizhou County, Gyeonggi Province, North Korea. She is the princess of Li Xi, the emperor of North Korea, the core figure of Li Xing's imperial concubine, and the actual ruler of North Korea at the end of 19. 1995101October 8, during the "incident", Min Fei was assassinated by the Japanese in the Yuhulou of Gyeongbokgung Palace. Because Min Fei advocated opening to the outside world in the early stage and resisting Japan in the later stage, she was deeply respected by the Korean people later. 1897, Emperor Li Xi changed the name of the country to "Imperial Korea" and praised Min Fei as "a combination of filial piety, yuan, virtue and Ming", so Korean historians now call her "Ming". Her life is full of legends, and film and television works are not uncommon, especially her death is controversial.
First of all, let's take a look at what the real Ming Di looks like in history. Cheng Zu was not a "queen" before her death, but a Korean princess who belonged to the Qing Dynasty. Her highest title is also1the "queen" in June, 895, so she is generally called "the princess of the people" in history. Min Fei is the princess of the Korean emperor Li Xi and the mother of Li Mao. Li Mao's real name is Min Ziying. Born on September 25th, 185 1, she is the daughter of the governor of Licheng County, Gyeonggi Province, North Korea. 1866, she was made a princess, known as Min Fei in history, and held a ceremony in Yunnan Palace in Seoul. Emperor 12 years old ascended the throne, and his biological father, Li Fang, president of Xing Xuan University, was the Regent, blindly adopting a closed-door policy. Later, Princess Min encouraged the emperor to adopt a civilized policy and become the red tomb of the queen.
Introduce the Japanese army, cultivate cronies in the ruling party and the opposition party, recommend relatives to hold important positions, and refuse the right to be in public. The constant struggle between Min Fei and the Grand View Garden King led to fierce party struggle and frequent regime change. In the process of competing for power with the Grand View Garden, Min Fei gradually broke away from the pro-Japanese civilization and turned to pro-China, and repeatedly used the Qing army to sweep away political enemies to gain power.
Min Fei advocated opening to the outside world in the early stage and anti-Japanese in the later stage, which was deeply welcomed by the Korean people in later generations. Later, Korean historians called her "the great steel woman". Her political experience is not smooth, she has experienced many ups and downs. Let's look at her legend first.
At that time, North Korea was the Regent of Great Yuan Jun, and he became the de facto dictator of North Korea at that time. During the regency period, he vigorously strengthened the centralization of domestic autocracy, expelled the family who had been in charge of state affairs for a long time, and tried to save the authority of the Li royal family in the whole country. To this end, he did his best to rebuild the grand palace, Gyeongbokgung Palace, which symbolized absolute monarchy and dictatorship, and made the Korean people feel ashamed and complained at that time. Foreign countries advocated closing the country to the outside world, strengthening national defense armament, resolutely refusing trade, expelling and slaughtering foreign missionaries, which led to the invasion of Korea by France and the invasion of Korea by the United States, but they were all repelled by Korean soldiers and civilians. The autocratic power of King Dading is increasingly consolidated. He ordered all parts of the country to set up "Monuments to Rejection of Peace", saying that "foreign enemies invaded and made peace without fighting, and the main country was treason, warning my children and grandchildren Qian Sun for a hundred years."
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The dictatorship of the masters and the measures to strengthen centralization naturally aroused the dissatisfaction of some scholars and local gate valve groups, and their interests were damaged, gradually forming a force secretly opposed to the masters. Min Fei was originally a relative of her husband's wife, but because of the successive deaths of her children, her husband doubted Min Fei's fertility and insisted that Li Shuyuan's son Li Ku should be her son, so there was a contradiction with him. Min Fei, who is good at politics, keenly saw and seized this opportunity and decided to use these anti-imperial forces to overthrow the rule of the imperial court and seize power by herself.
1873 10, Confucian scholar Cui asked for the restoration of the academy all over the country, but it was abolished by the emperor. The emperor even praised Cui, which made his master very unhappy. Minfei accurately foresaw this situation, so she let her family Min Shenghao, Qian and Anton Jinshi, Fengnong Zhao and other consorts jointly launch a palace coup, which defeated the big court. In June 165438+ 10, Cui interviewed the Grand View Garden again and accused it of its mistakes. Min Fei took this opportunity to encourage the emperor to accept Cui's condescension, declare "pro-government", drive the court out of Seoul, and ban political participation. In order to establish an empty government and make it difficult for the emperor to ride a tiger, the court ordered the Shangguan of Hong Chunmu, Qiu Jiang, Han Qiyuan and Cao Liufu to resign. Surprisingly, Min Fei had already arranged the government candidate, and took this opportunity to quickly place her family Li Xing Shimin in various ministries and commissions of the imperial court. So Daejeon was forced to leave Seoul and announced his retirement. Under the control of Min Fei, her ten-year trend collapsed overnight. At the same time, due to the weakness of the emperor, the real power fell to Min Fei, who became the actual ruler of North Korea in the next 20 years.
How did Min Fei make her son a crown prince?
After the delay, the contradiction between Min Fei and Zhao Fengrang began again. Wang Zhao, who helped Min Fei seize power, was dissatisfied with Min Fei's dominance of the world, so he took his rich Zhao family to resist Min Fei. Shortly after being forced to leave Dayuan Army, Min Fei gave birth to a son who later became a pure Korean ancestor-Li Yao. This is the second son of Emperor Gaozong. Min Fei wanted to be an heir to establish her position, but Feng Rang, led by Zhao from big princess, resolutely opposed it, and, like the old court, advocated the eldest son of the emperor as the heir. The struggle between Min and Zhao Fengrang intensified. Let Zhao Feng Group seize the opportunity, use in-laws to lead state affairs, use Li Yuyuan's four-year co-governance to create opportunities for the Qing Dynasty, let Li Yuyuan please the powerful Li Hongzhang of the Qing Dynasty, let Li Hongzhang put pressure on North Korea, and let Li Hongzhang be a prince; Not to be outdone, Min Kuihe, her relative, was appointed minister and Cao of the Ministry of Rites, in charge of China's diplomacy with the Qing Dynasty.
At this point, the master's men are ready to move, looking for opportunities to retaliate against Min Fei. In the eleventh year of the Yellow Emperor, Min Fei's brother Hao was killed by a bomb at home, and his mother Li was also killed. This incident shocked North Korean political circles. The ruling party and the opposition party often point out that this incident was committed by Shen Zhe, a member of Dayuan Party. Min Fei seized the opportunity to consolidate her power. She did not immediately pursue the matter, but allowed the master to enter Beijing; In order to clear his suspicion and avoid being followed, the old man took advantage of the favorable position of the court to make Li, the son of Princess Min, a prince, and his advantage immediately fell to Princess Min. With the support of most people in North Korea, the wealthy Zhao faction was forced to yield, and the Qing Dynasty acquiesced in its decision to become a prince. Su Minfei got her wish and finally made her son a crown prince, thus consolidating her dominant position in North Korea.
The relationship between Fujian Flying Group and Japan has changed from being open and pro-Japanese to being full of contradictions.
After Princess Min came to power, a large number of measures were abolished in China, such as the excessive issuance of coins in the Grand View Garden, and even the introduction of coins in large quantities in the Qing Dynasty. Feimin Group abolished these regulations and announced "clearance and loss prohibition"; It also appeased Confucian scholars, eased the tense relationship between Confucian scholars and the imperial court in the imperial court era, and specially repaired the Academy and Wandong Temple. Minfei Group tends to open to the outside world. In the government ruled by people's non-governmental organizations, officials who advocate openness, such as Park Jueshou and Min Kuihao, are highly valued. In the "Yunyang Incident" in the 12th year of Emperor Gaozong, they resisted the pressure of the whole country and signed the "Jianghai Peace Treaty" with Japan, which finally opened the door to the hermit country of North Korea. In addition, Minfei Group also sent a maintenance team to visit Japan, established a modern organization "Management Maintenance Yamen", and established the first modern new army in Korean history in the 18th year of Gaozong. This army was taught by the Japanese and trained according to the Japanese military system. However, these actions of China Civil Aviation Group were denounced as "weak diplomacy", and its opening to Japan was also regarded as the beginning of South Korea becoming a Japanese colony, which laid the groundwork for Japan's annexation of South Korea in the future.
What happened to such a capable princess? Why is she so hurt? We should start with Japan.
After the coup in Shen Jia, Japanese aggression against North Korea slowed down and turned into economic aggression. Japanese capitalists buy a lot of rice, soybeans, cotton and other agricultural products in North Korea at the price of one-third of Japan's, and then ship them back to Japan for sale, making huge profits from them; The dumping of inferior textiles in North Korea led to the rapid bankruptcy of handicrafts in urban and rural areas in North Korea, which greatly aggravated the poverty of the Korean people and further aggravated the social contradictions in North Korea. However, the civil aviation group is still extravagant and does not consider reform. This led to a large-scale peasant uprising in Korean history-the Oriental Party Uprising.
In the thirty-first year of Emperor Gaozong, the generals of Dongxue Road let him rise up all the way and defeated the loyal ministers successively. On April 28, it occupied Quanzhou, the capital of Quanzhou Road. The soldiers are near Seoul. The rebels of the Eastern faction point their finger at the ruling people's non-faction, and one of their programs is to "drive troops into Beijing and destroy dignitaries". Its post clearly pointed out that "according to the national conditions, those in power are all surnamed the people, working day and night, only knowing their fat." Its party divides the city and harms the people every day. Why are you embarrassed? "。 Non-Democrats are afraid and unable to suppress the large-scale peasant uprising of the East Learning Party. In addition, there are rumors that the masters at that time colluded with the East Learning Party to promote the court from the inside out. Even more nervous, the militia turned to the Qing court for help again, demanding that the Qing court suppress the peasant army in order to maintain its rule. However, this led to the second bankruptcy of China Civil Aviation Group.
The murder of Mingzu is a rare cruel and barbaric event in history.
The Japanese were repeatedly defeated and humiliated in the Renwu mutiny and the coup in Shen Jia. In order to realize the ambition of dominating the world, Japan has long planned to fight to the death with the Qing Dynasty in Korea. This time, the uprising of the East Learning Party gave Japan a chance. On the pretext of protecting expatriates and embassies, Japan sent more than 10,000 Lu Haijun to North Korea, which formed a tense confrontation with the Qing army stationed in North Korea. In order to find an excuse, Japan suddenly announced that it would help North Korea reform its internal affairs, which was naturally rejected by the North Korean government and the Qing government controlled by the Civil Aviation Group. Therefore, Japan decided to eliminate the government of people's non-governmental organizations. On June 2, 3 1 year, Emperor Gaozong was taken hostage by the Japanese army and forced to return to the palace. Therefore, with the support of the Japanese, Da Yuanjun came to power as the Regent for the third time. Minfei Group collapsed again, and its officials, such as Yong-ik Min, Min Yongjun, Min Yingzhi, Min Jiong-zhi, Ji-hyeon Min and Se Ki Kim, were expelled from the court, and some were even exiled to a distant evil island. On the other hand, Japan instructed the Great Yuan Jun regime to sever relations with the Qing Dynasty and forced North Korea to join the Japanese camp. Then, two days later, on July 25th, Japan attacked the Qing aircraft carrier off the coast of Toyota and provoked the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. Although Min Fei has lost power and influence, Japan still feels threatened by her. Therefore, the Japanese planned Li's rebellion in an attempt to support Li's grandson, the king of the great court, and seize the throne. However, Courtyard King was far away from Japan and did not support this action, so Japan had to give up. Since then, Japan discovered Yuan Jun's letter to the Qing army in the Korean War, so Japan completely abandoned Yuan Jun and bought northern Fujian instead. Japanese envoy Noue Kaoru borrowed 3 million yuan from Min Fei, but Min Fei secretly took the money to buy new weapons. In addition, Min Fei advocated "North Korea neutrality" and established Zhendong Club in Seoul as a club for western diplomats in North Korea. He used this club to lobby European and American powers to help North Korea gain independence, and even recognized North Korea as a permanent neutral country. What Min Fei did made the Japanese feel more and more that she hindered and threatened Japan's annexation of North Korea.
First, Japan used the pro-Japanese faction in North Korea to cut off Min Fei. In May of the thirty-second year of Emperor Gaozong, Park Xiaoyong, a pro-Japanese cabinet minister who participated in the coup in Shen Jia, attempted to murder Min Fei. After the incident leaked, Park Xiaoyong was forced to die in Japan. Min Fei took this opportunity to dissolve the pro-Japanese cabinet, regain power, set up a pro-Western "Oriental" cabinet headed by Park Dingyang, and used Russia to pressure Japan to withdraw its troops from North Korea. Since then, Japan has been planning to kill Min Fei. Min Fei also noticed, so she ordered the dissolution of the training team trained in Japan and replaced it with a guard, with confidant Hong Qixun as the captain of the guard. This incident became the fuse for Japan to kill Min Fei.
The Japanese are going to kill Min Fei. They bribed the pro-Japanese training team led by Yu Fanshan, let them enter the palace as strikers, and took Master hostage, creating the illusion that Master staged a coup. On the morning of August 20th, the thirty-second year of Emperor Gaozong, hundreds of Japanese ronin, 500 Japanese garrison soldiers and 65,438+10,000 Japanese-trained North Korean training teams rushed into Gyeongju Palace under the planning of Japanese Ambassador to North Korea Mihula Wu Lou, and met with stubborn resistance from North Korean guards. But there were only 200 guards at that time, and no new weapons were issued to them, so they were quickly defeated by the Japanese army and Hong Qixun died. The Japanese army that captured Gyeongbokgung Palace broke into Chang 'an Hall all the way, took Gaozong hostage, and forced him to sign the pro-Japanese "Wang Hao Waste Letter", which abolished Min Fei as Shu Ren; Along the way, they captured Min Fei's residence and looked for Min Fei everywhere. Japan deliberately sent ronin to avoid government intervention. In the process of searching for Min Fei, the Japanese ronin killed many maids and eunuchs, and even killed Li Gengzhi, the minister who came to dissuade him. Finally, a Japanese ronin named Kawasaki Nakamura found Min Fei who was hiding in Jijuxuan, Yuhu County. He yanked Min Fei's hair and pulled her out. This is a knife without any unnecessary trouble. Min Fei tried to resist. She shouted "Prince" and another ronin cut it down again. The mob put the dying princess on the board for the maid to confirm. After confirming Min Fei's identity, they gang raped Min Fei and finally hacked her to death. Historically, this incident was called "B incident". According to the Japanese writer Kakuda's "Empress Mingcheng-The Last Dawn of Dawn", the murder of Empress Mingcheng is a rare cruel and barbaric event in history. The mobs shouted, "Where is Min Fei?" Rush into the palace. Among a group of frightened female officials in the palace, they chose two beautiful women to kill. One of them had traces of smallpox on his temple, and they recognized Princess Min. One of the killers later admitted that it was a very cruel act. After killing Empress Mingcheng, she inflicted unspeakable atrocities on her body.
Destruction of Criminal Evidence in Japan: Burning Bodies
In order to destroy the evidence, the Japanese killed Min Fei, burned her body and threw her ashes into the pond. So now there is no body in Min Fei's tomb, only a little ashes and clothes and shoes she used before her death.
After killing Min Fei, Japan dissolved Park Dingyang and other pro-Western ministers, and forced Admiral of the fleet to form a cabinet. But by this time, Admiral of the fleet was disheartened, so the Japanese supported Jin Hongji to take office for the third time and set up a pro-Japanese cabinet. Although the Japanese tried their best to disguise the B incident as a coup in North Korea, it was Yuan Jun who hired the Japanese ronin to kill Min Fei, not the Japanese government. Surprisingly, the whole process of Japanese action was witnessed by two westerners, one was an American instructor in the palace at that time, and the other was a Russian technician. The two men reported the incident to the outside world, and the foreign minister of Seoul strongly protested Japan's behavior. On the one hand, the Japanese government instructed the pro-Japanese regime to revoke the decree of deposing Min Fei as Shu Ren and chasing her as a "wife" in order to alleviate the pressure of public opinion at home and abroad in North Korea; While hastily "arresting" 48 murderers, including Wu Lou, Minister of Mihula, only one official trial was held, and all these murderers were acquitted. Japanese nationals also greeted them with victorious generals, which shows the cruelty and hypocrisy of the Japanese.
After the truth of the B incident was announced, it greatly hurt the national feelings of the Korean people, and then Jin Hongji's cabinet issued a recall order. The Korean people who have been suppressed for a long time have finally ignited anti-Japanese anger. They shouted "revenge for the motherland" and rose up in succession. They are called "just fighters". On February 10th, the first year of Jianyang, Emperor Gaozong fled the Japanese-controlled imperial court and went to the Russian legation, which was known as "moving to the Russian Pavilion". After the relocation of the "Russian Pavilion", the Emperor ordered the execution of pro-Japanese cabinet ministers. Jin Hongji, Zheng Bingxia and Yu Yunzhong were killed by angry people. The rest of the pro-Japanese members fled North Korea, and Japan's expansion in North Korea was limited to some extent, which was a little revenge on Min Fei.
The emperor ordered the restoration of Min Fei's position. On October 12th of the first year of Emperor Wu, he proclaimed himself emperor, with the title of "Korean Empire". Princess Min was also named queen. Ming Zu named Minfei posthumous title "Ming Zu", with the themes of "Seeing Four Interpretations" and "Explaining Rites and Music". 19 19 added the title of "filial piety, Zheng and Chen Chengtai". On November 21st, the first year of Guangwu, the emperor also held a grand state funeral for her. Since then, the emperor has never set up a queen.
There are all kinds of speculations about Ming's death, and experts also have different opinions. Terrible truth: Ming Chengzu was raped and killed; Investigation: Did Ming Chengzu try to escape? According to historical records, as a palace maid, she tried to escape, but failed and was killed. Whether it is an international DVD or a book unrelated to TV, it is said that Queen Cheng did not escape, but pretended to be a maid-in-waiting and mixed with a group of maids. But after the Japanese ronin killed the first innocent maid-in-waiting, she thought she was the queen. If it is a TV series, I can't wear a big dress to meet the Japanese ronin. Very good, but very admirable.
Tracking: Was Ming Chengzu burned to death?
According to some information, Russian officials in the palace described: At that time, Ming Chengzu was wearing the clothes of maids, and a group of maids were hiding in a small room. After that, the Japanese ronin began to kill people. Empress Mingcheng, who was so nervous that she fell down, ran out screaming because she couldn't bear the pressure. Later, Japanese ronin chased her.
Was Mingzu burned to death? The key point of English website information is that Ming Cheng was brutally killed on the night of 654381October 7. Her killer was a humble and savage Japanese unemployed person. These ronins easily invaded the Korean palace controlled by Japanese soldiers that night. First, they stabbed the prince, grabbed his hair and threw him to the ground. Then they forced their way into the queen's room, stepped on her chest, stabbed her several times, then played with her pussy and soaked her body in oil before she died. No Koreans witnessed it, but there were a few Japanese.
The local Korean tour guide mentioned Cheng Ming's death. He said: Ming Cheng actually committed suicide. When the Japanese invaded the court. Ming Cheng knew that it would be ugly if he fell into the Japanese ideal. Therefore, she chose to jump into the lake in Gyeongbokgung Palace to commit suicide. Later, the body was found, but the Japanese did some bad things to the body of Ming Chengzu, and even destroyed the geomantic omen of Gyeongbokgung Palace, including dismantling the gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace. Until now, the gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace is still crooked, and there are even dragons and white tigers on both sides of Gyeongbokgung Palace.
The tour guide said that the Japanese may have killed Ming Chengzu because of some domestic problems. Most Koreans prefer Ming Chengzu in public, and even some Korean historical materials describe Ming Chengzu as a jealous and scheming "witch".
Korean historians do not deny this. But she shouldn't be burned to death because witnesses saw her body. Those foreigners also say that she has good skin. But many historical materials point out that she was burned naked, and there are Japanese on TV who dare not let Koreans or other foreigners know that she was burned to death, right? Even denied that the Japanese killed her for some time, how can foreigners see the good skin on Mingcheng? And when she died, she must have died miserably.
The so-called British-Tibetan report may mean that the original death method is not just a death method that the Japanese want everyone to believe as recorded in general history books, and Korean historians seem to accept such a death method. It's really cruel.
It revealed the truth of the Oulmi incident for the first time. The last queen of North Korea was stripped naked and tied up, and her genitals were touched or even raped before being set on fire. All the books in Korean history say that the Japanese murdered the last queen of North Korea and burned her body. Recent Japanese archives show that this is not true. I hope that the Japanese world will accept the murder story about the history books of the Empress, but Korean historians shamelessly regard it as "gospel".
18951On the morning of October 8, a large group of Japanese soldiers, diplomats, journalists and ronin started "fox hunting". Its goal is to overthrow the North Korean queen who prevented Japan from merging with North Korea. Because the palace is protected by Japan, it is difficult for assassins to sneak into the palace. They killed the guard captain HongGeBang? Whip Hong Qixun and his people. Emperor Gaozong strongly protested against the Japanese invasion of his private territory, but he was pushed down by the Japanese and tore up his clothes. The prince went to find his father, and the young man was hit on the floor by a sword. Another group of assassins rushed to the queen's bedroom. Palace official Li Yingzhi tried to stop them, but he was shot. His body fell in front of Emperor Gaozong.
At 9: 30, majniiro sent a secret telegram to the Japanese chief of staff, which marked the successful implementation of the fox hunting operation. This means that the order to kill the queen comes from above.
The official version of the queen's murder: A group of Japanese soldiers killed the queen and burned her body. All this was about our understanding of the Ormi incident until eijoh's report fully revealed this for the first time. It is reported that the Queen was killed on 18951October 9. Isujukaeijoh is a writer and consultant of Song Gancheng. Obviously, he wants to investigate the incident fairly. He was actually a Japanese ronin who participated in the rape and murder of the queen. He claimed to be an internal adviser to North Korea, but in fact, he didn't get any salary or hold any official position. At that time, Luo Ning had a strange job.
Why did eijoh report his murder to Minister suehmasu? Husek said that before coming to North Korea, eijoh was an assistant to the Soviet Union, the United States and the Soviet Union. San Pu Kojiro, the Japanese consul in Seoul, was the leader of the assassination. Ei's obvious intention is to tell Minister suehmasu what actually happened.
How did the eijoh report leak? EI's report was hidden for 70 years until Japanese historian AhmaBegentaro discovered it and mentioned it in his book. However, he said that the queen was harassed after her death. About 16 years ago, a theological student brought his publications to North Korea. North Korea took note of Ahmadibi's book and published a translation. The book reads: "18951On the evening of October 7, although the Korean army defended the palace during training, the Japanese army and ronin invaded the palace." They killed the queen and molested her body. Then burn it. Obviously, the report about the queen's murder in the book is based on John's report, but this report is not mentioned. Aimei first disclosed the existence of the eijoh report in September 1966. This book was published by a pro-Korean publishing house because it was banned in Korea.
What's in EI's report? This report is 12 pages long and consists of several parts: this conspiracy plan, these conspirators, these assassins, actions and so on. Japanese consul Mihula is the main instigator of this conspiracy. Mihula should bear legal responsibility for his crimes. Eijoh reported using Japanese words that are no longer used today. Korean translators find it difficult to translate accurately. Therefore, Jin Yunyong, a Japanese and Korean historian, wrote the book "Japan-South Korea Merger Diplomatic Instruments". This book quotes the report of 10% eijoh.
Japanese consul Mishima plans to kill the North Korean Queen. Eijoh described in detail how she harassed and murdered the queen. Ei's report shows that the Queen was still alive when she was soaked in oil. She was harassed by a Japanese assassin. The picture on the right is part of eijoh's report describing the murder. The letter said: "We rushed into this room deep in the courtroom and dragged the Queen out. We examined her genitals, poured oil on her body and clothes, and then set her on fire. " Eijoh showed that the queen was stabbed, harassed and then burned to death. Before the queen was set on fire, eijoh mentioned that she was not dead. North Korea's testimony partially confirmed Eijoh's report that the Queen's chest was trampled. Apart from these North Korean reports, there is no mention that she was stripped naked and molested. In fact, none of the witnesses from North Korea witnessed the murder, and their reports changed hands or became third-hand.
Japanese historians tried to cover up this barbaric crime by hiding the full text of eijoh's report, and claimed that the Queen had died when she was harassed. EI's report strongly mentions hurting the queen, stripping her naked, molesting her, and then setting her on fire while she is still alive.
A Japanese data
The Japanese, dressed in plain clothes and armed with sabers, walked around the atrium, grabbing the maid in the atrium and asking them where the princess was, because they couldn't tell where she was. The princess hid among the female officials, and the Japanese could not get the information, so they seized the weak maids and killed them in turn. When I attacked the women in the palace outside my house that day, they also asked for the princess. However, all the female officials of the princess are unwilling to tell where the princess is. However, the sad princess was very nervous. Suddenly, a man ran out of the porch and was chased like a rabbit by a Japanese. After being arrested, the princess was stabbed to death. After a while, the Japanese rescued the injured princess from the nearest forest, sprinkled some varnish on her and set her on fire. This bloody drama ended on1895165438+1October 26th. Just as the Japanese army committed atrocities, Japanese officers and soldiers, kings and ministers in the courtyard outside the south gate entered the palace and went directly to the king's residence, forcibly deprived the princess of her name, reduced her to civilian status, and asked the king to sign the announcement. This is from the record of 1895- 1896 Zokaluyev's visit to North Korea, when he was in the Russian General Staff!