As a unified Jin Dynasty, which of the reigning kings can be called Ming monarchs?

As a unified Jin Dynasty, there were a total of 15 emperors. But the Jin Dynasty is the most rubbish dynasty in history, there is no one. Ignorant monarch, no famous man, no famous general, is really a three-no dynasty.

But the only one who can be called the king of Shang Ming is Sima Zhao, but this person has a short life and has only been in power for four years.

Sima Shao, Emperor of the Jin Ming Dynasty, can be called the Ming Emperor, and during his reign he made great contributions to the development of the country and the stability of the people.

Personally, I think that the person who can be called Mingjun in the Jin Dynasty is Sima Yan, who created the miracle of infinite people in the world, so he can be called Mingjun.

It was Sima Yan, who worked hard before the unification of the country, but after the unification, he became mediocre, and handed over the throne to a fool, which indirectly led to the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty.

Personally, I like Sima Zhao, the emperor is doing well, compared to other reigning emperors, he is already a good emperor.

The only one who can be called the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty is Sima Zhao, except for him, the emperor of the entire Jin Dynasty has not done anything good.

I think Sima Zhao can be called a Ming Jun, because "Sima Zhao's heart is known to passers-by." It shows that he is still very popular with the people.

The only one in the Jin Dynasty who can be called a Ming monarch is Sima Shao, the emperor of the Jin Ming Dynasty, who was more beneficial to the people and the country during his reign.

Sima Zhao did a lot of practical things during his reign, and he can barely be called a Ming Jun, and other emperors don't know much about it.

I think that as a unified Jin Dynasty, there is one reigning king who can be called a Ming monarch, because there were a total of 15 emperors in the unified Jin Dynasty.

The Jin Dynasty experienced a total of 15 kings, most of whom could not be called emperors at all, and the entire dynasty was in a very chaotic situation.

Emperor Wu of Jin and Emperor Ming of Jin, Emperor Yuan of Jin, Emperor Cheng of Jin, and Emperor Kang of Jin can only be regarded as semi-Ming monarchs.

This person is Si Fan and Marshall. As the second emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he made great efforts to promote the reform measures of various sedan chair fiber types, and made great contributions to the stability and prosperity of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

This person is Emperor Ming of Jin, and no one may have heard this name, because his existence and troublesome time are really short, but during his reign, the surname of Baishou Sui lived in peace and happiness, and he also vigorously developed culture with Gaobu.

This person is Sima Shao, Corporal Sima Shao Lixian, who treats his elders very filially, and he is brave and resourceful.

Sima Shao, except for this emperor, the other emperors are almost all puppets, and he is relatively smart about the historical records, and he used the fierce questioning of the bridge bend to protect his power and interests.

During the period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, I think the most powerful monarch should be Sima Rui Nandu, who established the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but also destroyed the Eastern Jin Dynasty, leading to the subsequent disaster.

It's Sima Yao. First of all, he instigated the Huan family to fight with the Xie family, and secondly, he asked his younger brother Sima Daozi to take away Xie An's military power, and by the way, he gave Qingzhou, Xuzhou, and Yanzhou, which Xie Xuan guarded, to Sima Daozi and Sima Tian to guard. After such an operation, Sima Yao did collapse the Xie family, and he also pushed the imperial power to the peak position of the emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

The ninth emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Sima Yao, Emperor Xiaowu of the Jin Dynasty, preserved the national fortunes of the Eastern Jin Dynasty after the Battle of Weishui, and later devoted himself to restoring imperial power with the assistance of his younger son.

Xiao Yin said history: The only dynasty in Chinese history that did not have a Ming monarch was the Jin Dynasty, and both Jin Dynasty were embarrassed to say it.

Jin Pinggong (?532 BC), surnamed Ji, named Biao, son of the Duke of Jin, monarch of the Jin State during the Spring and Autumn Period, reigned 557 BC and 532 BC.

The monarchs of this period are:

King Zhou Jian, King Zhou Ling, King Zhou Jing.

Lu Xianggong, Lu Zhaogong.

Qi Linggong, Qi Zhuang Gong, Qi Jinggong.

King Chu Kang, Chu Jiao Ao, King Chu Ling.

Qin Jinggong, Qin Aigong.