? Count the four emperors who starved to death in the history of China? In the history of China, the throne is almost the focus of many people's struggle. Because the monarch has great power, he has the right to kill and seize. In order to gain the greatest power, there are many court struggles and dynasty changes. As everyone knows, after seizing power, the achievements of many kings are not even comparable to those of an ordinary person. Some of them were killed by their children, some were poisoned by rebels, some died of lust, and naturally some starved to death.

The last king of Shang Dynasty, surnamed Si and Ming Gui, was a famous king in history and reigned for 52 years. Shang Tang was defeated by soldiers under the planning of the famous Yi Yin. He first attacked Jieli's companion Qian Wei and the ancient country, and then defeated Kunwu, and then pursued the famous towns of Shang Dynasty (now Fengqiu East of Henan and Yuncheng West of Shanxi). He escaped from Guodu Transfer Station (now Luoyang City, Henan Province), was chased and captured by Tang, and exiled to Nanchao (now Chaohu City, Anhui Province). Nearly 500 years later, the Shang Dynasty perished. After that, Gui Lu starved to death in the South Nest. Shang Tang gave him a nickname.

Qi Huangong, the leader of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period, elected Guan Zhong as the prime minister during his administration, carried out reform and innovation, and implemented the rules and regulations of the integration of defense and civilian technologies in the military region, making Qi gradually rich and strong. Under the guise of "respecting kings and rejecting foreign countries", Qi Huangong took nine kings as the first master of the Central Plains, attacked Shanrong in the north and cut Chu in the south. However, Qi Huangong was weak in his later years. In 643 AD, he was seriously ill and rebelled. They locked Qi Huangong in the bedroom, and no one was allowed in or out. A great master was starved to death by a eunuch and a chef.

After Zhao Yong, King of Wuling of Zhao, succeeded to the throne, Zhao's military energy was not as good as before, and he was often oppressed by the powerful countries in the Central Plains, and Hu Lin, Xiongnu and other Xiongnu were often harassed. King Wuling of Zhao was in a coma in his later years. It is said that he is the great-grandson of the city, calling himself "the old man's father", which caused the change of Dune Palace caused by the eldest son's attempt to seize the throne (Zhao was killed in Dune Palace after the defeat). Gongzicheng surrounded the Dune Palace for three months on charges that his master harbored anti-thieves, and cut off the food and drinking water supply in the palace. Three months later, Zhao Yong, the spiritual king of Wu Zhao, starved to death.

? Qi, also known as Wang and Qi Wang, was the last monarch of Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. During his reign, the State of Qi was stable because of the support of the Empress Dowager. On the other hand, the State of Qi was blessed and enjoyed peace because Qin pursued the countermeasures of inbreeding and expeditionary force. In AD 22 1 year, the State of Qin attacked the State of Qi, and Wang Jian, the State of Qi, listened to the advice that the State of Qin would win, withdrew and the State of Qi perished. Qin settled in Qi's * * * land, lived in the middle of deserted pine and cypress forests, and did not provide them with food. Qi finally starved to death.