On this day, 364 years ago, on February 5, 1661 (January 7, 1661, the Qing Shizu (Emperor Shunzhi) Aixinjolo Fulin passed away. Emperor Shunzhi Shizu of the Qing Dynasty was named Aixinjolo Fulin (1638 - 1661) Manchu. He was the ninth son of Emperor Taizongwen of Aisinjuelo in the Qing Dynasty. Born on the 30th day of the first month of Wuyin in the third year of Chongde (from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. on March 15 in the Gregorian calendar), his mother was Consort Zhuang of Yongfu Palace, Borzijit, or Empress Xiaozhuang Wen. He inherited his father's position on the 30th day of the first month of the eighth year of Chongde (1643)(October 8 of the Gregorian calendar). He was six years old at that time, and was assisted by his uncle Prince Dorgon of Rui and Prince Jierharang of Zheng. In 1644, the Yuan Dynasty was changed to Shunzhi. The capital was moved from Shengjing to Beijing in September, and the emperor was in Wuying Hall on the first day of October. Fulin was the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty to enter the Pass in the first year of Shunzhi, and the third emperor of the Qing Dynasty. He was in charge of the government at the age of 14 (1651). The first is that Emperor Shizuzhang died of illness in the 18th year of Shunzhi. The specific reason was that Fulin suffered a huge mental blow because of the successive deaths of his beloved son and his favorite concubine. His health deteriorated and later contracted smallpox. He died on the seventh day of the first month of the 18th year of Shunzhi (1661). Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, only 24 years old. The archives of the First Archives of China History support the first statement. According to historical records, Fulin did want to become a monk, but was extremely opposed by the conservative forces in the palace and ultimately failed to make it; and soon died of smallpox. He was also the only emperor in the history of the Qing Dynasty to openly convert to Zen. Another folk legend says that because her beloved Consort Dong E died of illness, Fulin, who loved religion, became a monk. Moreover, this statement generally treats Consort Dong E and Dong Xiaowan as the same person. According to textual research in the historical circles, this statement has been basically denied. Recently, historians have put forward a third theory, that is, the theory of death by shelling. They believe that Shunzhi was killed by Zheng Chenggong's artillery while trying to conquer Taiwan. Critics in support of this believe that due to the seriousness of the matter and the Qing court authorities regarded it as a national disgrace, they kept it secret. After Kangxi's renewal of office, Zheng Chenggong's father, Zheng Zhilong, was executed and the entire family was executed. Kangxi therefore never forgot to attack Taiwan for his life and concealed the cause of Shunzhi's death without announcing it. Political frustration made Emperor Shunzhi indulge in love with his sister-in-law Dong 'e. With his interactions with Buddhist monk Mu Chenyu and others, he developed the idea of escaping into an empty door. When his beloved imperial concubine Dong 'e died, his spiritual pillar completely collapsed and his health deteriorated. At the age of 24, he contracted smallpox again and soon passed away. Emperor Shunzhi reigned for less than 18 years. He died in the posthumous title of Emperor Tiantian, Longzheng, Yunzheng, Jianzhi, Jianwen, Xianwu, Daedong, Honggong, Shengren, Pure Xiaozhang. The temple name is Shizu. The ashes were buried in the "Xiaoling" of the Qing Dynasty Tomb in Zunhua, Hebei Province.