Why is the temple number of Emperor Shunzhi Zu, but the temple number of his father Huang Taiji is Z

Because the first emperor in history was called Zu, and the emperors after him were called Zong, and Emperor Shunzhi was the first emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, so his temple number was Zu, although Huang Taiji changed gold to Qing, but he died before the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, so his temple number can only be used Zong.

The ancestor of the Shunzhi Temple can make sense, after all, it is in the Shunzhi Dynasty to enter the Central Plains to complete the basic requirements of the great unification of the dynasty, although in the process of unifying the world, basically nothing has been done, but after all, it occupies an orthodox position, and merit can also be counted on the head. Although Huang Taiji changed the Jurchen to the Qing nation to Manchu, all his basic plates were still laid during the Nurhachi period, and according to the definition of historical ancestors and ancestors, they could not meet the requirements of ancestors. There is a Kangxi here who broke the definition of ancestors and ancestors, according to the normal temple number Kangxi can only be an ancestor who cannot become an ancestor, and Kangxi Chengzu has the conditional elements of learning from Ming Chengzu, but Ming Chengzu was purely pitted by Jiajing, and the original good Taizong was made by Jiajing, and later generations know that he rebelled and robbed his nephew of the throne, although this is a fact, but at least the temple number Taizong can also paralyze himself into the orthodox heir of Ming Taizu.

Kangxi Chengzu can be said to be comparable to Song Zhenzong's Feng Chan Taishan shameless ingredients.

Although Huang Taiji did his best and made great contributions, the Manchu Qing Dynasty entry was completed under the rule of Shunzhi. To put it bluntly, he picks peaches. Although Shunzhi didn't do anything.

But nominally under his rule. Just rushing to this, he can be called an ancestor by the temple name, no way. It's just a good time.

The main thing is that he was the first emperor after the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs, although the credit is Huang Taiji, but he is the emperor, and the temple number is naturally high.

This is because the temple numbers are all prescribed and recorded in the annals.

Qianlong's temple number is Gaozong, and the temple number of Yongzheng Emperor Yinzhen is Shizong.

Qianlong is the year name of the Qing Gaozong Aixin Jueluo Hongli. It lasted for sixty years, from February 12, 1736 to February 8, 1796.

Emperor Gaozong Hongli of the Qing Dynasty, the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the fourth emperor after the Qing army entered the customs, was born on September 24, 1711 and died on February 7, 1799. The era name "Qianlong" means "Heavenly Prosperity".

The Qianlong temple number is Qing Gaozong, and Qing Shizong is Yongzheng.

Yes. Emperor Taizong Wen of the Qing Dynasty Aixin Jueluo Huang Taiji (Huang Taiji, November 28, 1592 Shen Shi and September 21, 1643 Hai Shi), Manchu, also translated as "Huang Taiji", "Hong Taizhu", "Red Evil Is", changed to the current translation during the Qianlong period, and is still used today.

He was the eighth son of Qing Taizu Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi, and after Nurhachi's death, Huang Taiji was elected to inherit the throne of Khan. In the tenth year of Tiancong (1636), Huang Taiji was enshrined as "Bogda Chechen Khan" by the Mongol tribe in southern China, also known as Tiancong Khan, and in the same year changed the name of the Jurchen tribe to Manchuria, called the emperor in Shenyang, and founded the country as the Qing Dynasty.

Huang Taiji reigned for 17 years. During his reign, he developed production, strengthened troops, and constantly fought against the Ming Dynasty, laying a solid foundation for the rapid expansion of the Qing Dynasty into the Central Plains in the next stage. The temple name is Taizong, and the name is Ying Tianxing, Guohongde, Zhangwukuan, Wenren, Shengrui, filial piety, Jingmin, Zhaoding, Longdao, Xiangongwen Emperor.