This man was at one point ruled from the "orchid throne" and was married to Wanrong.
This man was at one point ruled from the "orchid throne" and was married to Wanrong. This ruler gained power thanks to a woman derisively called "Old Budha" who died a day after he took the throne. Lao She was likely the author of a history of this man, who was forced from his capital by "Christian General" Feng Yuxiang. In one position, this ruler was known as the (*) Kangde Emperor. The empress dowager, Cixi, installed him on the throne at age 3. Later, this man was installed as the first "chief executive" of Manchukuo by the Japanese. Subject of an Oscar-winning biopic by Bernardo Bertolucci, for 10 points, name this last emperor of China.
This man was at one point ruled from the "orchid throne" and was married to Wanrong.
Puyi [or Emperor Xuantong or Henry Puyi or P'u-I or Xun Di or Datong; accept the Kangde Emperor before mentioned; prompt on "The Last Emperor"]