The Daoguang emperor dies at sixty-eight on…

1850 CE

The Daoguang emperor dies at sixty-eight on February 25, 1850.

By the time the nineteen-year-old Xianfeng Empeor succeeds to the throne, the Qing dynasty's empire is on the verge of disintegration.

Only a few months after he becomes emperor, the Manchu government orders the imperial troops to break up the God Worshippers society in South China's Kwangsi and Kwangtung provinces.

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