the last wild bear was killed in england in c. 1000 ad.
the last wild bear was killed in england in c. 1000 ad.
when was the last wild bear killed in england?
c. 1000 ad
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while both consorts fu and feng were imperial consorts, an incident occurred that would cause consort feng to be greatly praised, at fu's embarrassment. in 38 bc, while emperor yuan was watching a fight between wild animals, accompanied by a number of his concubines (but apparently not by empress wang zhengjun), a wild bear broke loose and tried to get out of the cage. all of the noble men and women present, including consort fu, fled the scene. only feng stepped toward the wild bear, which was killed at the last moment by imperial guards. when emperor yuan asked her why she did so, consort feng replied that she had heard that once a bear had caught one person, it would continue attacking just that victim and no-one else; because she was afraid that the bear would attack the emperor, she was willing to sacrifice herself. consort fu became greatly jealous of the praise that feng received for this incident.
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