Yang Jian, also known as Emperor Wen of Sui, is an important figure in Chinese history. His life is full of legendary colors, and his last words "Dugu misled me" have attracted widespread attention and speculation. However, whether this event really happened has not yet been confirmed.

According to the "Book of Sui", before his death, Yang Jian once said to the ministers around him, "Although I am a noble emperor and possess the whole world, Dugu misled me." The meaning of this sentence is that although I am a noble emperor and possess the whole world, Dugu Shi (i.e., Dugu Jialuo) misled me. The phrase "Dugu misled me" is generally interpreted as Yang Jian's blame and resentment towards Dugu Jialuo.

Dugu Jialuo was Yang Jian's queen and his political ally. She played an important role in Yang Jian's establishment of the Sui Dynasty. However, Dugu Jialuo's desire for power also caused some doubts about her. Some people believe that Dugu Jialuo interfered with Yang Jian's decisions by using her influence, which even led to the downfall of the Sui Dynasty.

However, regarding Yang Jian's last words "Dugu misled me", some people believe that this is only a legend and did not really happen. They believe that this record in the "Book of Sui" may be a misunderstanding of the relationship between Yang Jian and Dugu Jialuo by later generations.

Overall, there is no consensus regarding Yang Jian's last words "Dugu misled me". This may be a legend of history, or it may be a real historical event. Regardless, this incident reflects the complex relationship between Yang Jian and Dugu Jialuo, as well as their different views on the fate of the Sui Dynasty.

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