Suoetu (1636- 1703), a powerful minister in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, was born in Zhenghuangqi, Manchuria, the third son of Sony, the uncle of Empress Xiao Chengren, and a hereditary first-class male. At the beginning of Emperor Kangxi's accession to the throne, Ao Bai seized power without authorization, assisted in the plan to capture Ao Bai, and wiped out the gang, which won great trust. Suoetu was forbidden to enter the clan mansion in May 1703 because he participated in the dispute of the crown prince, and starved to death on September 2 1 day.

In the forty years of Kangxi, Soetou pleaded for retirement because of his advanced age. That year the emperor visited Henan, and the Crown Prince fell ill in Dezhou, Shandong. Kangxi ordered Suo Tuotu to serve. After the prince recovered from illness, the emperor found evidence that the prince and Suoetu conspired to usurp the throne, so in May of the 42nd year of Kangxi (1703), he ordered Zongren House to detain Suoetu in the name of the first criminal in the Qing Dynasty, and died in prison soon.

The statement of being executed is not credible, and there is no historical data to prove it, so it is still necessary to die in accordance with official records. Emperor Kangxi was kind and considerate, and Ao Bai didn't kill him, so it is more credible.