He died at age 37, possibly after being poisoned by (*) Yuan Shikai.
During this man's reign, two priests of the Steyler Mission were killed in Juye County. That incident was perpetrated by the Big Sword Society and led to the German occupation of Kiautschou Bay. This man entertained foreign ministers at a meeting held at the Pavilion of Purple Light. This monarch's health declined due to nephritis after the collapse of his Hundred Days Reform. Trained by Weng Tonghe, he notably sat on a stool near the end of his reign, at the side of a woman sitting on the throne. He died at age 37, possibly after being poisoned by (*) Yuan Shikai. This monarch was effectively out of power when he was put under house arrest by Empress Dowager Cixi. For 10 points, name this Qing emperor succeeded by Puyi, who technically ruled from 1875 to 1908.
During this man's reign, two priests of the Steyler Mission were killed in Juye County.
Guangxu Emperor (or Aisin-Gioro Zaitian)