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Qin: Meng Tian, Han: Huo Qing, Huo Quai, Zhou Yafu, Three Kingdoms, Two Jin Dynasties, Southern and Northern Dynasties:
Zu Ti, Fu Jian, Sui and Tang: Qin Qiong, Cheng Yanjin, Wei Chigong, Xue Rengui, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: These are all dynasties of ethnic minorities, I can't remember, Song:
Han Shizhong, Yue Fei, Liu Guangshi, Zhang Jun, Jin: Wanyan Zongbi, Yuan: Unclear, Ming:
Xu Da, Liu Ji, Qing: Guan Tianpei, Ding Ruchang, Deng Shichang, etc
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The first benevolent monarch in history: Zhao Zhen of the Great Song Dynasty. In terms of keeping the success, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty and Taizong of the Tang Dynasty were overshadowed by him.
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agreed with Emperor Wen of Sui, the martial arts were very good, and Zhu Yuanzhang felt that the score was too high... Not a very big contribution to China.
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The first emperor Ren Xian was able to unify the six countries, unify the currency weights and measures, and implement the county system, which is far greater than the fault, and should be in the forefront.
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Personally, the only dynasty that does not emphasize agriculture and suppress commerce, the only dynasty that attaches importance to its own economic interests in foreign exchanges, and the only dynasty that does not advertise itself as a "great power of the Celestial Empire", I personally think that they are all like the Song Dynasty, and capitalism may shine in the east first.
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The military is too weak, which directly leads to the instability of the regime, which is already a big flaw, and the impact on other aspects is not small.
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Politically, the monarch has always been almost a faint monarch, and Zhao Kuangyin, the only one who understands a little, has also vigorously cracked down on local forces, excessively centralized, and as a result, it has become indecent, resulting in future emperors being soft eggs from generation to generation, and one generation is not as good as the next, and various defects have been further deepened.
Militarily, the use of civilian officials to lead troops effectively prevented the threat of mutiny, but it also led to the fact that the Song Dynasty's military was a "soft bun," and it also caused the emperor himself to distrust the combat effectiveness of his own army and lose the opportunity in diplomacy.
In the early stage, it did make the economy develop rapidly, but later because of various redundant political and military affairs, it held back the economic development, but it should be said that the economy was the best aspect of the Song Dynasty.
In diplomacy, the performance of several generations of emperors can be reflected, not to mention anything else, even in "Yang Jiajiang", "The Biography of Yue Fei", and "The Legend of the Water Margin".
In fact, I personally believe that the Song Dynasty is the most nominal dynasty in Chinese history, and it has not completed its unification since its establishment until it was completely destroyed, and it has not even been able to maintain its superiority over the surrounding countries.
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Let me tell you what I think. Not to mention the small dynasties, the number of columns is a few relatively large dynasties. I think it's the Qing Dynasty.
Han Dynasty: The politics of the Western Han Dynasty were still Qingming (the rule of Wenjing, the prosperity of the Han Dynasty, the rule of Zhaoxuan, etc., the three Qingming eras were all connected), but when it came to the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Guangwu, Emperor Ming of Han and Emperor Zhang of Han were okay, and then basically relatives and eunuchs took turns in power. So I think the Ming monarch of the Han Dynasty was:
Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty, and Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, a total of 9 emperors.
Tang Dynasty: Zhenguan's rule, Zhenguan's legacy and Kaiyuan's prosperity also lasted for more than a hundred years, Tang Taizong must be Mingjun, Tang Gaozong period was basically Wu Zetian**, Wu Zetian period although the appointment of cool officials but the country is still strong, Tang Zhongzong and Ruizong did not act, Tang Xuanzong is Mingjun, the later Tang Xuanzong has the name of "Little Taizong", so I think the Ming Jun of the Tang Dynasty is Tang Taizong, Wu Zetian, Tang Xuanzong, Tang Xuanzong, Tang Xuanzong a total of 4.
The Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty are almost the same, the contradictions are more acute, the Ming Dynasty needless to say, many emperors in the later period did not go to the court, and those who can be called Ming Jun (I refer to governing the country) also have Ming Taizu, Ming Chengzu, Ming Renzong, Ming Xuanzong and Ming Xiaozong, a total of 5. The emperors of the Song Dynasty in the early Northern Song Dynasty were okay, but the Southern Song Dynasty was reluctant to survive without a Ming monarch.
There are still many Ming monarchs in the Qing Dynasty, Xianfeng and Xuantong cannot be said to be Ming monarchs, and the rest are good, Emperor Jiaqing and Emperor Daoguang are relatively simple, and Emperor Tongzhi and Emperor Guangxu have done nothing because they have their own limitations. Therefore, I think the Qing Dynasty has the most Ming monarchs.
These are all personal opinions, I hope it will help you!
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Han Dynasty: Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, founded a generation of great empires. Appoint meritocracy, know people well.
Emperor Wen of Han, Hui.
Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, resume production, rest and recuperate. Change the situation of poverty and whiteness since the founding of the Western Han Dynasty. Later generations called it "the rule of Wenjing".
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the prosperous era of the Han Dynasty. Expand the territory and govern the country. It's a pity that people's livelihood withered later because of the wars over the years. However, he was able to actively recover, issued an "edict of self-sins", and adjusted it to a policy of self-cultivation and recuperation in his later years.
Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty. With the assistance of Huo Guang, the Western Han Dynasty once again entered the Dazhi period in the Zhaoxuan period. History is known as the rule of Zhaoxuan.
Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Xiu "Guangwu Zhongxing".
Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty "The Rule of the Ming Chapter".
Looking at it this way, there are nine of the two Han Dynasty who can be called Ming Jun.
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Do you agree with the top ten Ming monarchs in ancient China?
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The great leader is also a wise monarch The great leader is a military strategist, a diplomat, a strategist, a strategist, a decisive victory thousands of miles away, and a great feat.
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At present, it is recognized as Yu, Qi, Tang, Pangeng, King Wu of Zhou, King Wen of Zhou, Gaozu of Han, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Wen of Han, Emperor Jing of Han, Emperor Guangwu, Cao Pi, Sun Quan, Emperor Wen of Sui, Taizong of Tang, Taizu of Song, Taizu of Ming, Chengzu of Ming, Kangxi, Yongzheng and so on. In the early Ming Dynasty, those who became faint monarchs or tyrants in the later period included Tang Xuanzong, Liu Bei, Cao Rong, and Sun Hao. Between the Ming Jun and the Dusk Jun are Tang Gaozu, Tang Gaozong, Shunzhi, and Qianlong.
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1.Zhou Wuwen, 2Qin Shi Huang, 3Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, 4Tang Taizong, 5Tang Minghuang, 6Zhao Kuangyin, 7Kublai Khan, 8Zhu Yuanzhang, 9Kangxi, 10Qianlong.
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The ancient Tang King Li Shimin was the Ming Jun, and the Kangxi of the "Kangxi Dynasty" was the Ming Jun.
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Qin Shi Huang Liu Bang.
Liu Che Liu Xiu. Yang Jian, Li Shimin.
Zhao Kuangyin Temujin.
Zhu Yuanzhang loves Xinjueluo Xuanye.
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This thing is actually unspeakable.
Because there are many good emperors in history.
But even the best emperors have made mistakes.
Often their mistakes are unforgivable.
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1. Qin Shi Huang won the government.
2 Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che.
3, Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian.
3, Tang Taizong Li Shimin (fiction).
4, Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin.
5 Yuan Taizu (Genghis Khan) is only a kilogram of Temujin.
6 Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang.
7, Ming Chengzu Zhu Di.
8, Qing Shengzu loves Xinjue Luo Xuanye.
9 Zhou Shizong Chai Shixun (Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms) 10
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Li Shimin, who killed his own brothers.
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Aixin Jueluo Xuanye Aixin Jueluo Yinzhen.
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If these ten Mingjun are the brightest, then who are the ten most dim?
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1.Genghis Khan, 2Qin Shi Huang, 3
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, 4Tang Taizong, 5Song Taizu, 6
Emperor Wen of Sui, 7Kangxi 8Ming Chengzu, 9
Emperor Wen of Han, 10Ming Taizu, 11Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, 12Yongzheng.
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