93 years ago today, on March 9, 1932 (February 3, 1932), Puyi re-ascended the "throne of Manchukuo". "Manchuria" held a flag-raising ceremony. On March 9, 1932, Japan established a puppet regime in Northeast China - the pseudo "Manchuria" was established in Changchun, Puyi was "the government" and Zheng Xiaoxu was "the prime minister". On the same day, Puyi took office. The era name was "Datong", and Changchun was changed to "Xinjing". The next day, Puyi appointed the puppet government officials according to the list proposed by the Japanese side. In 1934, Puyi changed "Manchukuo" to "Manchuria Empire", "ruling" to "Emperor", and changed the year from "Datong" to "Kant". Puyi (middle seat) at the ceremony of assuming the "Manchu Kingdom" governance ceremony. On the left is Ben Zhuangfan, commander of the Kwantung Army of Japan, and on the right is Zheng Xiaoxu, prime minister