Li Zicheng, the leader of the peasant uprising army that rose in the late Ming Dynasty. Li Zicheng's life was a tragedy in terms of political ability, although he held a high position in the minds of farmers. In the last few years of the Ming dynasty, it initially occupied a great advantage. But after entering the city, Li Zicheng did not pursue victory, but was content with the status quo.

Since then, Li Zicheng also robbed the concubine of Wu Sangui, the general guarding Shanhaiguan. The last woman asked Wu Sangui to open the door and opened the door of Shanhaiguan. This enabled the Qing army to March quickly for a long time, and the Qing army gradually defeated Li Zicheng's team and established the Qing Dynasty. After the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, Li Zicheng, the former leader of the peasant uprising army, began to flee. In the history of our country, Li Zicheng's final destination is the address of Lanzhou, and there is no record of Li Zicheng in history.

According to historical records, Li Zicheng suffered from infertility. But even today, there are still many people who claim to be descendants of King Li Zicheng, and these people can produce evidence to support their identity. So why do so many people want to be descendants of Li Zicheng? Is there any conclusive evidence?

It is certain that Li Zicheng has no children in Historical Records. Li Zicheng adopted a son, although he had no biological children. This son is Li Shuangxi. Unfortunately, Li Shuangxi has also lost its historical record. But today many people claim to be descendants of King Li Zicheng.

The reason why many people pretend to be descendants of Li Zicheng is because these people seek some illegitimate interests by virtue of their status as historical celebrities, and some even want to discard the names of historical celebrities and descendants to cheat. So many people pretend to be descendants of Li Zicheng.