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   Biography. In popular culture. References. Wang Lianshou ( Chinese: 王连寿; 1887 — 3 February 1946) was a Chinese court lady. She was the imperial wet nurse of Puyi, the last Emperor of China and final ruler of the Qing dynasty. Wang played a prominent role in the nurture of Puyi.

2. www.reddit.com › r › AskHistoriansWhat happened to Puyi's wet nurse after Puyi grew up?

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   9. Sort by: TheMogician. • 5 yr. ago. The name of the wet nurse is Wang Lianshou 王连寿. After Puyi stopped drinking milk when he was 9, the other concubines decided that she is useless so they threw her out without telling Puyi.

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   Who was Wang Lianshou?

   • Wang Lianshou ( Chinese: 王连寿; 1887 — 3 February 1946) was a Chinese court lady. She was the imperial wet nurse of Puyi, the last Emperor of China and final ruler of the Qing dynasty. Wang played a prominent role in the nurture of Puyi. Puyi long regarded Wang Lianshou as his mother because of her dedication to him.

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   What happened to Wang Lianshou and Wanrong?

   • After Puyi became the emperor of Manchukuo, he sought her out and brought her back to live in the palace. When Japan surrendered, Wang Lianshou and Wanrong were beaten to death by Japanese prisoners during the transfer process on 3 February 1946.

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   How did Wang control Puyi?

   • Wang was the only person capable of controlling Puyi; once, Puyi decided to "reward" a eunuch for a well-done puppet show by having a cake baked for him with iron filings in it, saying, "I want to see what he looks like when he eats it". With much difficulty, Wang talked Puyi out of this plan.

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   Who killed Wang Lianshou & Wanrong?

   • When Japan surrendered, Wang Lianshou and Wanrong were beaten to death by Japanese prisoners during the transfer process on 3 February 1946. ^ "《你所不知道的溥仪》第六集:溥仪九岁才被迫断奶".

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   Sep 15, 2022 · In December 1908, Puyi was crowned the emperor of the Qing Dynasty at the age of two following the death of the Guangxu Emperor, who died childlessly. Puyi was split from his family, and only his wet nurse Wang Lianshou was allowed to follow him to the Forbidden City.

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   Puyi's parents said nothing when they learned that they were losing their son. As Puyi wept, screaming that he did not want to leave his parents, he was forced into a palanquin that took him back to the Forbidden City. Wang Lianshou, Puyi's wet nurse, was the only person from the Northern Mansion allowed to go with him.

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   1 day ago · In 1945, when Japan was defeated, Wang Lianshou was killed by a stray bullet from the remnants of Japan on the way to Tonghua with Puyi. Mr. Hu's comment: Wang Lianshou, an ordinary woman who was pushed to the forefront of history by the big hand of fate, had a profound influence on Puyi.

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   Jul 23, 2021 · English: Wang Lianshou (Chinese: 王连寿; 3 February 1946 — 1887) was a Chinese court lady. She was the imperial wet nurse of Puyi, the last Emperor of China and final ruler of the Qing dynasty.

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   Wang Lianshou was the only one who could keep the young emperor’s impulsive behavior in check. But when Puyi turned eight, Empress Dowager Longyu, basically the ruler of the Qing Dynasty, kicked Wang out of the Forbidden City. According to Behr, after Wang left, Puyi was upset, crying himself to sleep.