| [Visitor (49.66.*.*)]answers [Chinese ] | Time :2022-12-24 |  Historical facts and fiction
In history, there are many compiled stories, because of the vividness of their scenes, often considered to be real stories, such as mink cicada and Mu Guiying, in fact, are fictional characters, but these subversive historical facts, each of them is like fiction, in fact, history has been real, let's take a look!
The first thing is Guan Yunchang's bone scraping to cure poison. In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Yu was hit by a poisoned arrow under Cao Ren and asked Hua Tuo to treat, but when Hua Tuo proposed a treatment plan, Guan Yu was not afraid of color, talking and laughing freely, allowing Hua Tuo's sharp knife to seek on his arm.
This story naturally sounds a little spacious, and Luo Guanzhong did add some dramatic characters, but according to the "Three Kingdoms", Guan Yunchang did have a story of curing poison, but the doctor who treated him was not Hua Tuo, and the location of the arrow was not certain:
"The feather tasted the middle of the flower, penetrated his right arm, and although the wound healed, whenever it rained, the bone often hurt. The doctor said: "The scymbal is poisonous, poison into the bone, when the arm is broken, the bone is scraped to remove the poison, and then this affliction is to remove the ear." Yu stretched out his arm and ordered the doctor to chop it. Shi Yu Shi invited everyone to eat oppositely, the blood in his arms flowed away, and he was on the plate, and Yu cut the wine, and smiled freely. ”
In this story, Guan Yu is undergoing surgery while still drinking and eating meat, talking and laughing freely, which has to be admired. From the side, this also depicts the superb medical skills of the Three Kingdoms period.
Another fantastical-sounding event is the death of Rasputin. In the history of Russia, Rasputin can be said to be a very legendary figure, he was the last tsarist Russia's powerful minister, with his almost magical medical skills in religion and self-proclaimed miraculous prophecy won the trust of Tsar Nicholas II's family, and began to commit evil in the DPRK.
This caused displeasure among other Russian clans and ministers, and in 1916 Prince Yusupov , Tsarist cousin Grand Duke Dmitry , and Russian Duma right-wing MP Christian Prisikovich planned a murder of Rasputin. Their purpose was to protect the interests of the Romanov dynasty.
On December 29, the three took advantage of Rasputin's lecherous personality to lure Yusupo and his son Irina to the banquet.
At the banquet, Rasputin was fed 8 cakes containing highly toxic potassium cyanide and a bottle of Madeira wine of the same ingredient by three people with bad intentions, but Rasputin still talked and laughed after eating these things, and Prince Yusupov, who couldn't bear it, fired a shot at Rasputin, piercing his lung lobes, and the bullet remained in the liver. Rasputin fell in response, and just when everyone thought he was dead, they were about to carry him to the house, but Rasputin jumped up again, he grabbed the prince's neck, and said viciously: Yusupov Yusupov, tomorrow I will hang you.
Subsequently, Rasputin fled outside the courtyard, and Prisikovich chased after him, firing three more shots at Rasputin, the last shot hitting the head, and Rasputin hit the ground again.
So when the conspirators were about to find a place to bury him, Rasputin woke up again, and Yusupov picked up another dumbbell and slammed it on his temple, which put Rasputin in a coma. The next day, Rasputin's body was found, and the forensic doctor proved that he drowned, because the body that died early could not have so much water in its lungs.
This result surprised everyone, and later autopsy reports also proved that Rasputin had indeed suffered fatal injuries before this, including damage to his skull and bullets on his body, so why can Rasputin's vitality be so vigorous? This also became a permanent puzzle. |
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