Secret History The funniest way to die: The mystery of the Jin Jinggong Mao Pit

Mondo History Updated on 2024-02-06

Jin Jinggong was a monarch of the Jin State during the Spring and Autumn Period of China, during his reign, the Jin State was politically stable and economically prosperous, and for a time became one of the most powerful countries in China at that time. However, the death of Jin Jinggong has become a mystery for the ages, and it is called the "mystery of the pit by later generations".

According to historical records, in his later years, Jin Jinggong's physical condition gradually deteriorated, and he finally fell ill in bed. At that time, the kings of the Jin Kingdom were very superstitious and believed in the theory of ghosts and gods, so Jin Jinggong invited a sorcerer named Sangtian Wu to divinate him. Sang Tianwu told Jin Jinggong that his condition was very serious and he could no longer **, so he could only rely on his own willpower to support him. Jin Jinggong was very depressed after hearing this, and he lay on the bed all day and sighed.

Soon after, Jin Jinggong suddenly wanted to go to the toilet, so he got up and left the bed. However, after his convenience, he found that he could not stand up. His attendants were anxious and tried to carry him back to bed, but he insisted on returning to his work. In the end, Jin Jinggong died at his job.

The cause of Jin Jinggong's death has become a mystery for the ages, because the way he died was very unusual. Some people believe that Jin Jinggong died because he fell in the toilet; Some people also believe that Jin Jinggong died because of overwork. However, neither claim can be confirmed. As a result, the "mystery of the pit pit" has become an unsolved question in history.

Although the cause of Jin Jinggong's death cannot be determined, his story has become a classic joke. It is said that after the death of Jin Jinggong, his family erected a monument to him in his honor. However, because the death of Jin Jinggong was very undignified, they could only engrave "The Tomb of Jin Jinggong, the Great Jin Emperor", on the inscription, but did not dare to engrave the words "The Mystery of Maokeng".

Today, "The Mystery of Jinjing Gongmao Pit" has become a classic joke and historical allusion. It reminds people to always pay attention to their physical condition and avoid accidents due to overwork or negligence. At the same time, the "Mystery of the Pit" also reflects people's views and practices on death and funeral rites throughout history, and is also of great significance for us to understand the cultural and social background of the time.

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