May I ask what famous people in history who remained unmarried for life

Monks (e.g., Monk One line) and eunuchs (e.g., Cai Lun) are not to be mentioned.

Say a few household names

1: Plato

Ancient Greek sage, the originator of "spiritual love", believed that male-male adoration was the highest form of emotion in the world. He was also one of the earliest ****productivists, and in his monumental work "The Ideal State", when discussing marriage, he said that the ideal society should be: ****production, ****wife, ****children. 81 years old, he died at a wedding banquet when he talked and laughed happily.

Platonic spirit of love into a lot of girls do not like the excuse used by the man, with the spirit of the beautiful replacement of material reality, and then cold treatment, the relationship ended, seemingly without end. The good thing is that you can't give up without a fight, and the good thing is that you can't give up without a fight.

From another point of view, spiritual love can be understood as virtual love. The first time I saw this was on the Internet, and it was the first time I'd ever seen it. The Internet is the real meaning of the "Ideal State", the Park Weng *** production, *** wife, *** son of the ideal has been realized on the Internet on this day!

2: Da Vinci

Genius! A centuries-old genius. He was an artist, a mathematician, a physicist, a medical doctor, and an engineer, an architect ...... He had designed helicopters, flying machines, hot air balloons, siege machines, and urban defense systems, drainage systems, and he had studied human anatomy, proportions, perspective... ...at the age of 24, was accused of having an affair with a man, which he denied, and died in France in 1519 after a long illness. But his comradeship has largely been recognized by posterity.

Whether the gay identity, comrades when more attention, thought to adhere to the truth of comrades not close to women's martyrdom male model. Salute, in the name of non-"rice", in order to those great inventions.

3: Elizabeth I

Elizabeth I teenagers are not very lucky, at the age of 3, her mother was given by her father to die, her chances of inheriting the throne is also very slim, because unless the front of the brother and sister are all extinct in order to take her turn. And so it happened. Her brother Edward ascended the throne at the age of 10 and died at 16; then her sister Mary succeeded her and died of depression soon after; and so at the age of 25, the young, beautiful and enlightened Elizabeth rose to the top of England. Unfortunately, in order to consolidate the throne, she was able to move between the powerful countries of the time, Spain and France, gave up her marriage, and ended up as a spinster, in exchange for the rise of the British Empire.

To consolidate the throne at the cost of marriage in exchange for the rise of the empire is somewhat foolish. Like my Tang Dynasty Zetian Wu queen, people are love, career mutual promotion, *** with the development.

Of course, if Elizabeth I is a male king, alone in life, such a thing is to have the heart I'm afraid also unable to do ah!

4: Newton

Newton's life, almost no record of pro-women, he was alone in his life, in his later years in religion to find solace. 1727 March, he was buried in the famous Westminster Abbey.

Newton appears to have been unattached to women. Adam and Eve sinned when they were tempted by the serpent to eat the apples of the Garden of Eden, but Newton's apple smashed his head and he only discovered the law of gravity, which is the law of gravity of everything.

5: Voltaire

He had 99 volumes of brilliant masterpieces, and married lover Emily *** living 20 years, until the latter's death, no heir. 1778, 84-year-old Voltaire died, the Church refused to bury him in Paris. 1791, the outbreak of the French Revolution, his body was moved to the Pantheon in Paris, and make up for the state funeral, the tomb in the next to Rousseau. His heart, in a box, is in the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris.

This is not considered unmarried, *** living together for 20 years is considered a real marriage. Living with a married woman is a bigamy offense, plus breaking a military marriage if the husband of the married woman is a soldier.

6: Beethoven

Beethoven wrote the magnificent "Heroic Symphony", "Symphony of Fate", or this anger, he wrote the soft "Moonlight", "To Alice". Beethoven's life was full of pain, bad love, deafness in his prime, he adored countless women, but they all preferred to marry someone else. Was it because he was ugly? Or was it his humble beginnings? It's hard to know, all we know is that he got angrier and went on to write more beautiful music.

7: Jane Austen

"All Mrs. Bannard's day long fretted was how to marry off her five daughters smoothly," begins Jane's most famous novel, Pride and Prejudice. Austen's mother must have had the same worries as Mrs. Bannard, unlike in the novel, Austen's mother finally did not see the day of her daughter's marriage.

Austen was intelligent and beautiful, and was said to have been a lover, and her youthful loss of love was the reason she never married, and it was also said that her very close relationship with her own sister raised suspicions, but none of this can be verified.

For a woman of such emotional and imaginative power, the circulation of those masterpieces is insignificant. She must have been willing to trade a lifetime of achievement for a real life.

8: Nobel

Nobel's greatest achievement in his life was not the invention of dynamite, but the setting up of such a prize, regardless of nationality, male or female, just for the size of your contribution, which has shrouded all the great scientists, men of letters and pacifists of later generations in his aura. With just a will, Nobel won a thousand years of fame before and after him. It was the best thing money could buy.

Nobel was not unaffected by love, but it is a pity that the loved ones were all married to other people, as to say that in the end there was no math prize because his love rival was a mathematician, in fact, most of them are good people make up.

If black powder is not considered an explosive, I have no problem saying that Nobel invented dynamite. Nobel obviously invented high explosives (we must be patriotic and never forget our four great inventions). I understand why this gentleman couldn't find his wife. Imagine him testing explosives countless times, lighting them, and then escaping from death. If I were a woman, I wouldn't have married him, with a 98% chance of becoming a widow, to prepare to receive the "peace prize" left by my husband?

Mathematics Prize was not established for the following reasons, Mr. Nobel for citing the results of a famous mathematician to calculate the effect of the explosion, due to the negligence of the mathematician, the decimal point is misplaced, resulting in the test of the explosive force is too large, the property damage is large. The important thing is that when the National Day, the sound of the explosion to the Palace, the salute gunners have to fire the gun in advance, resulting in the Empress of the shock of miscarriage, Nobel extinct.

9: Jin Yuelin

If the first modern Chinese talent, non-Lin Huiyin. Three lifelong unrivaled outstanding men have suffered for her: one fell and broke his leg (Liang Sicheng for the beauty of a smile, panicked and fell off the car); another for the search for a good girl, too slow to the plane, he flew down first (Xu Zhimo); this last, is our Mr. Jin, in order to her, and the love rivals adjacent to the lifelong friends. A lifetime of not marrying, a love affair, the people of three continents **** shocked to hear.

Beyond the two peaches and three shi, a woman that caused such a major casualty of the elite men's team in the early civil war, so how many talented women, wealth, beauty, matchmakers hurt feelings and sadness ah. I have a problem with Ms. Lin, not with people also even if, say a clear, so that people die and do not die of heart. If so, my national quality must be stronger, the war or can end earlier.

10: Vincent van Gogh

No matter what kind of price van Gogh's paintings can still fetch, all this has nothing to do with him.

His short life of 37 years was filled with humiliation and bitterness: countless dismissals and disbeliefs, countless rejections and arguments that drove him into obsessive madness. Until that twilight in July 1890, he raised his pistol and aimed it at his temple ......

Bite the bullet a little, now the superwoman Aniu, Flora and Begonia, and so on are just wannabes, that is, people whose names we can hear others say. A celebrity is the kind of person who has to wait until he dies, or even years after his death, and people hear his name and immediately realize what amazing things he did while he was alive.

There are people who live with behavior that cannot be understood, and who are bullied wantonly and constantly by guys who are and cannot be infamous. In death, however, these people live on, and Van Gogh is one such person.

11Cavendish Cavendish (Henry Cavendish, 1731 ~ 1810) British physicist and chemist. 1731 October 10, born in Nice, France. 1749 admitted to the University of Cambridge, 1753 before graduating went to Paris to study. He returned to London and did a lot of electrical and chemical research in his father's laboratory, and was elected a member of the Royal Society in 1760 and a foreign member of the French Academy of Sciences in 1803. Cavendish devoted his life to scientific research, engaged in experimental research for 50 years, withdrawn character, rarely with the outside world, never married.

12 Leibniz

Leibniz (Gottfriend Wilhelm von Leibniz, 1646.7.1.-1716.11.14.) Germany's most important natural scientists, mathematicians, physicists, historians and philosophers, a rare scientific genius, and Newton, the founder of calculus. He was the founder of the calculus, along with Isaac Newton. He was an erudite and encyclopedic scholar who made an indelible contribution to the enrichment of mankind's treasury of scientific knowledge.

Leibniz was never married and did not work as a professor at a university. He never usually went into church, hence his nickname Lovenix, the man who believed in nothing. When he died, the clergy used this as an excuse to ignore him, and the court, which had employed him, did not ask questions; no one came to offer condolences. He was accompanied on his deathbed only by his trusted physician and his secretary, Eckhart. After Eckhart's obituary, the secretary of the French Academy of Sciences, Mr. Fontenelle, delivered a eulogy to Leibniz, a foreign member of the Academy, at a regular meeting of the Academy, and a monument to him was erected in Hanover in 1793, a standing statue of Leibniz was erected near a church in Leipzig in 1883, and the city government of Hanover rebuilt the "Leibniz Home", which had been destroyed in World War II, in the same way as it had been built in 1983, as well as the "Leibniz Home", which had been destroyed in World War II. "Leibniz House", destroyed in World War II, was restored in 1983 by the city of Hanover for people to admire.