Zhang Zuolin was buried nine years after being bombed to death during the war. So how did his body prevent decay?

1. Zhang Zuolin

Zhang Zuolin was the leader of the famous Beiyang warlord. On June 18, 1927, Zhang Zuolin took office in Beijing as the Grand Marshal of the Army and Navy of the Beiyang Military Government and represented the form of the Republic of China. The ruling power became the first head of state of the Beiyang government. As we all know, the Northern Expedition was the National Revolutionary Army represented by Zhang Zuolin. In May 1928, the Beiyang government, represented by the National Revolutionary Army, was As the Northern Expedition approached, Zhang Zuolin of Beijing decided to give up the decisive battle and withdraw the intact Feng Army into the pass to continue operating his base camp.

2. Zhang Zuolin’s posthumous affairs

After Zhang Zuolin’s death, Zhang Xueliang, as the eldest son, found a treasure land with excellent Feng Shui for his father to bury. After the funeral, Zhang Zuolin’s neighbors It was temporarily placed in the Marshal's Mansion. However, just when the forest was about to be completed, Japan invaded the three northeastern provinces, and the construction of the mausoleum was forced to stop. The Zhang family all evacuated to the pass.

When the Japanese came to the Marshal’s Mansion, they saw only Zhang Zuolin’s coffin. They hated this once-all-powerful figure, but in order to threaten the Northeast Army from attacking, they placed Zhang Zuolin’s coffin in Zhulin Temple. Among them, because the technology for handling the corpse was also particularly advanced and Zhang Zuolin's body was preserved based on the knowledge of Western medicine, this was one of the reasons why Zhang Zuolin's body did not decay even after being buried nine years later.

3. Good friend Zhang Jinghuihui

With the outbreak of the September 18th Incident, the Japanese obtained Zhang Zuolin’s body, and then placed Zhang Zuolin’s body in Zhulin Temple. Among them, this release lasted for 6 years. Later, Zhang Zuolin's former brother and friend turned to the Japanese traitor. Zhang Jinghui really felt that Zhang Zuolin was too miserable, so he told the Japanese about this matter, and later got the Japanese's advice After giving permission, Zhang Jinghui allowed Zhang Zuolin, who had not been buried for nine years, to be laid to rest.

Zhang Zuolin was born as a horseman, and relied on his own ability to succeed step by step. As the king of the Northeast, although he was a warlord of one side, Zhang Zuolin was a special person who insisted on fighting to the death. The cooperation of the Japanese also makes everyone know that the Northeast region is a place that Japan has long coveted.