Is Emperor Wei Daowu a Ming Jun, is Emperor Wei Wen a Ming Jun?

Emperor Daowu of the Northern Wei Dynasty was named Tuoba Jue. He first revived the Daiguo of Tuoba Xianbei, and then destroyed the once prosperous Houyan and actively expanded his territory. It laid the foundation for the unification of the north by the Northern Wei Dynasty in the future.

But Wan Nian was suspicious, moody, and killed too much, and was finally assassinated by his own son. In general, his achievements in life are basically reflected in his foreign wars, and although he has some achievements in domestic affairs, he has not made outstanding achievements. is a monarch right away.

It's not so much a Ming monarch, but a male lord who expands his territory.

Emperor Daowu of the Northern Wei Dynasty (371-409), also known as Shiju, Shiyigui, Yigui, and Kai, was the founding emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty and a member of the Xianbei tribe. He is the grandson of the acting king Tuoba Shiyiqian, the son of Emperor Xianming Tuoba Tao, and the grandfather of Emperor Taiwu Tuoba Tao. In 376, Tuoba was taken away by his mother, Helan, and fled.

In 385, the 15-year-old Tuoba took advantage of the chaos to rebuild the dynasty and ascended the throne in Shengle. In the following year, in 386, he changed the name of the country to "Wei", which was for the Northern Wei Dynasty, and changed the Yuan to "Dengguo", and in 398, he moved the capital from Shengle to Datong, and proclaimed himself emperor. In the early years of his reign, he actively expanded his territory, made great efforts, and promoted the Xianbei regime into a feudal society, making the world well-off.

In his later years, he was drunk, self-serving, and did not unite his brothers, which led to his assassination in a palace coup d'état in 409, at the age of thirty-nine, and reigned for twenty-four years.

This is true in the early years, and it can be lost in the last year.

The early Tuoba began to take a series of measures to move the Tuoba tribe from slavery to feudalism. Tuoba made great contributions to the development and stability of the Northern Wei Dynasty. However, in his later years, Tuoba Jue was suspicious, suspicious, blindly confident, and self-serving, which hindered the further development of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

Yes, Emperor Wen's nickname is not easy to get.

According to his political achievements, he is not a Ming Jun.

It's the Northern Wei Dynasty.

Northern Wei Dynasty, 368 A.D.-534 A.D., the founder of the Northern Wei Daowu Emperor Tuoba Gui, and the Northern Wei Xiaowu Emperor Yuan Xiu.

Eastern Wei Dynasty, 534 A.D.-550 A.D., the founder and the deceased were both Yuan Shanjian, the emperor of Xiaojing of the Eastern Wei Dynasty.

Western Wei Dynasty, 535 A.D. - 556 A.D., the founder of the Western Wei Emperor Wen Yuan Bao Torch, the deceased Western Wei Gong Emperor Yuan Kuo (Tuoba Kuo).

Northern Qi, 550 A.D. - 577 A.D., the founder of the Northern Qi Wenxuan Emperor Gao Yang, and the Northern Qi Shun Emperor Gao Heng (young master).

Northern Zhou Dynasty, 557 A.D. - 581 A.D., the founder of the Northern Zhou Dynasty Xiaomin Emperor Yuwenjue, and the Northern Zhou Jing Emperor Yuwenyan.

Should have heard of it.

Emperor Daowu of Wei was the founding emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Tuoba Jue, a member of the Xianbei tribe (371-409), and Emperor Wu of Wei was Cao Cao (155 and 220).

From the point of view of time, Emperor Daowu has heard of Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei, first, the two are not long apart, and various information about the characters should still be circulating, and second, Cao Cao, as a generation of Ming lords, has ruled the north and has a great reputation, and there are also historical records that have made achievements in the military, and people who have built the country and fought should have heard of it. (However, considering that Emperor Daowu is a Xianbei person, he should have heard of it but may not know a lot).

In his later years, Emperor Daowu of Wei Daowu was stubborn and suspicious because of cold food and loose food, especially suspicious of generals and Tuoba royal brothers.

Between the fourth year of Tianci (407) and the sixth year of Tianci (409), Tuoba Jue's two cousins and the general Changshan King Tuoba Zun were given to death because of their drunken rudeness to Princess Taiyuan, and Wei Wang Tuoba Yi was given death for treason, and Sikong Yuyue, the northern lord He Digan brothers, and Gaoyi Gong Mo and his son were killed.

On the thirteenth day of the tenth month of the sixth year of Tianci (November 6, 409), the second son, Tuoba Shao's mother, Mrs. He, was negligent, and Tuoba Jue imprisoned her in the palace and prepared to be executed. By dusk, it was still undecided. He secretly asked Tuoba Shao for help. Tuoba Shao led people over the wall into the palace that night and killed Tuoba Gui.

Emperor Wu of Wei Cao Cao was posthumously crowned emperor by his son Cao Pi.

Founding Emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty (North) Emperor Taiwu of Wei Tuoba Tao Xianbei Emperor The third emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty (i.e., the grandson of Emperor Daowu of Wei Tuoba Jue).

North) Emperor Xuanwu of Wei Yuan Ke Xianbei people (father was Emperor Xiaowen Yuan Hong in the "Xiaowen Emperor Reform") (north) Emperor Xiaowu of Wei Yuan Xuan Xianbei people The last emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

If you don't want to read a chronology, just count it. The three characters are for the Three Kingdoms-Wei, and the four characters are for the Northern and Southern Dynasties-Northern Wei. Fortunately, there is no Emperor Wu of the Eastern and Western Wei. :-d