Liu Che (BC 156-87), the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was born in Chang 'an and was the seventh emperor of the Han Dynasty. A great statesman, strategist and poet in China history, he was crowned King of Jiaodong at the age of 4, Prince at the age of 7, and ascended the throne at the age of 65,438+06. He reigned for 54 years (65,438+0,465,438+0-87 BC) and established one of the most brilliant achievements of the Western Han Dynasty.
Wei Wudi Cao Cao
Cao Cao (155-220), Wei Wudi, was a famous politician, strategist and poet in the Han and Wei Dynasties, who made special contributions to the progress and development of the Chinese nation.
Cao Cao followed the trend of the times all his life and set up a monument for himself with extraordinary civil and military skills. His personality is changeable, so many people, especially the literati, think that he is a peerless adulterer, and some people say that he is a peerless genius. Cao Cao is a name that is always controversial.
Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty
Sima Yan (236 ~ 290), Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, was famous as Anshi. The first emperor of the Jin Dynasty. Wen county, Hanoi (now west of wen county, Henan). Si Mazhao's eldest son. In the last years of Cao Wei, grandfather Sima Yi, uncle Sima Shi and father Si Mazhao successively took charge of state affairs. Wei Xianxi two years (265). Sima Yan succeeded him as prime minister, king of Jin and general, and was in charge of all military affairs in the country. In the same year1February, Sima Yan usurped power and destroyed Cao Wei. Known as the great Jin Emperor, Wu Dong was destroyed in the first year of Taikang (280), ending the half-century Three Kingdoms era. He became the fourth emperor to unify the whole country after Qin Huang, Han Zu and Guangwudi. During his reign, he appointed the king and county with the same surname as the country and set up non-commissioned officers, hoping to safeguard each other and defend the central government.
Emperor Li Xiong
Li Xiong (274 ~ 334) was the founder of Cheng Han during the Sixteen Kingdoms Period. The word zhongxiong. The third son of A-bian strongman leader Te Li. People from Dangqu, Brazil (now northeast of Quxian County, Sichuan Province) moved to Lueyang (now northeast of Tianshui City, Gansu Province). Leading the refugee uprising, Xiong is a former general. In 303, Te Li was killed by Luo Shang, the secretariat of Yizhou. Lee's heir is dead, too. Xiong continued to lead the refugees, expel and capture Chengdu in the name of the viceroy. In 304, it was called Chengdu King, and Jianyuan Jianxing. Take Fan Changsheng as a teacher. In 306, he was the emperor's throne with a great title. Li's feudal regime was established in the anti-gold struggle of refugees in six counties. Historically, it has been said that "the country has no dignity, the officials have no rank, the class is disorderly, and gentlemen and villains serve differently". Li Xiong, on the other hand, failed to love himself. All his talents were endowed, and he promoted culture and education, set up academic officials, simplified rules and regulations, and made politics more clear. Pay attention to the development of production, the tax service is lighter, male 1 year-old valley 3 hugs, female 1 hugs 5 buckets, and the illness is halved; Household silk is only a few feet, and cotton is only two. Many envoys were sent to the Eastern Jin Dynasty to pay tribute, and generals were sent to expand the territory. After his death, Ban, the son of Dang Ge, succeeded him to the throne.
Wudihu
Shi Hu (295-349), Emperor Wu of Zhao, was named Keelung, and was the third emperor of the post-Zhao Dynasty during the Five Lakes and Sixteen Countries Period in China. The name of the temple is Taizu, Emperor Wu of posthumous title. Shi Hu is the nephew of Schleswig-Holstein, and Schleswig-Holstein is the founding monarch of the post-Zhao Dynasty.
In 333, Schleswig died and his son Shi Hong succeeded to the throne. The following year, Shi Hu abolished Shihong and became king on his own. In 335, its capital was moved from Guo Xiang (now Xingtai, Hebei Province) to Yecheng (now Yecheng site, 20km southwest of Linzhang County, Handan City, Hebei Province). During his reign, Shi Hu showed his cruelty, so he was rated as a tyrant in the sixteen countries of Wuhu.
In addition, he also treated Buddha Tucheng, a monk from the western regions, and made certain contributions to the spread of Buddhism at that time.
Emperor Wu of Song Wudi
Portrait of Emperor Wu of Song Wudi (4) Emperor Wu (363.4. 16—422.6.26), with the word Deyu, was sent to posthumous title as a slave. My ancestors were from Pengcheng (now Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province) and later moved to Jingkou (Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province). The founder of the Song Dynasty in the Southern and Northern Dynasties was called Song Wudi. An outstanding politician, strategist and commander-in-chief in the history of China.
Xiao Ze, Emperor of Qi.
Xiao Ze (440-493), named Xuanyuan, was the eldest son of Xiao Daocheng, the Emperor of Qi, and his mother was Liu Zhirong. The second emperor of the Southern Dynasties (482 -493) died of illness and was buried in Anling. The year number is Yongming. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very concerned about the sufferings of the people. After he acceded to the throne, he wrote a letter, saying, "Being less than one year old has a lot of poverty, but there are many disadvantages in the capital. Sending a Chinese book gives people an excellent relief. " Soon, the imperial edict was issued again, saying, "The water and rain are falling frequently, the tide is full, and the residents on both sides of the strait are flooded. Send the Chinese Book Sheren and the two county decrees to help them generously. "
Liang Wudi Xiaoyan
Liang Wudi Xiao Yan (464-549) Xiao Yan, a descendant of Xiao He, the prime minister of the Han Dynasty, lived 86 years. He was the second longest-lived emperor in China's history since Qin Shihuang, second only to Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty-but Qianlong died of old age, but he was the only emperor in China's history who starved to death alive-shameful, even the emperor could starve to death! Xiao Yan is one of the few emperors in the history of China who are proficient in civil and military affairs. Zi Tong Zhi Jian says that Liang Wudi is "well-read, but not good at Yin and Yang, basketball, riding and shooting, temperament, Cao Li and Go." His natural literary talent and military talent brought him great fame when he was seven or eight years old.
Chen Baxian, Chen Wudi
Chen Wudi Chen Baxian (503-559), born in Xiaruoli (now Changxing County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province) in the Southern Dynasties, was an outstanding strategist and politician. At the beginning of Liang Shi, he helped Wang Sengbian put down the rebellion in Hou Jing. In the first year of Tiancheng (A.D. 555), he killed a monk to argue, made an emperor, appointed himself prime minister, and sealed Wang Chen. After the defeat of Qi, he sent monks to argue with other people in the party, which won the support of the people. Later, he was proclaimed emperor by Zen Buddhism, and his country name was Chen. Both of them were Jiankang people, who reigned for three years and died as Emperor Wu, with the temple name Gaozu. Chen Baxian was the first emperor of the Chen Dynasty in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. He was ambitious and studious.
Emperor Yuwen Yong of Zhou Dynasty
Yu Wenyong (543-578), Emperor of Zhou Dynasty, was born in Xianbei nationality. He was emperor for eighteen years and died at the age of thirty-five. He is a famous strategist, commander-in-chief and outstanding emperor.