Jin Youzhi, Sibling Of China's Last Emperor, Dies At 96
Almost a half-century after the death of China's last emperor, his last surviving sibling, Jin Youzhi, died on Friday in Beijing. He was 96.
Jia Yinghua, a historian of China's last imperial family, confirmed the death.
Jin, a retired primary school teacher, was the half brother of Henry Pu Yi, China's last emperor. Their Manchu dynasty ruled China for 268 years, until a republic was established in 1912.
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Jia Yinghua, a historian of China's last imperial family, confirmed the death.
Jin, a retired primary school teacher, was the half brother of Henry Pu Yi, China's last emperor. Their Manchu dynasty ruled China for 268 years, until a republic was established in 1912.
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