In your opinion, who should be the worst monarch in ancient times?

Zhao Yun, the most unlucky emperor of the Song Dynasty, was worse than Huiqin Erzong, and was dug up after his death, and his skull was actually made into a wine bowl, which made the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty play for nearly ninety years.

It's probably Emperor Han Xian, who is quite diligent, but the grievances of the previous generation have been reported on him alone, and it is helpless to be forced to abdicate.

Xiao Zhaowen, the emperor of Southern Qi who can't even find a portrait now, first became a puppet emperor for three months, and then was deposed as the king of Hailing, and was killed not long after, and was only 15 years old when he died.

I think it was Emperor Jianwen, who originally implemented a policy of cutting feudal domains to consolidate his rule, but was overthrown by his uncle, and the country was taken away by his uncle.

I think it should be Liu Chan, after Zhuge Liang's death, he chose to retreat, and this approach did not save his country in the end.

no zuo no die.Liu Xu, the king of Guangling, likes to fight with bears, and made a bear garden, fighting every three or five times, and then he was scratched to death.

Probably Emperor Wu of Liang Xiao Yan, when the Hou Jing Rebellion broke out, he was imprisoned and died in Jiankang Taicheng at the age of eighty-six, and he starved to death.

King Qin Wu, in order to show that he was strong, Da Ding broke his leg and broke his leg, and the medical conditions were not very good at that time, and he died of exhaustion at night.

I think it was Jin Jinggong, the monarch of the Jin Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period, who died in the toilet, and he fell into the dung pit and died.

was made into lamp oil by the Jin people, poor Song Huizong, he couldn't live when he died, and he was also given an insulting title by the Jin people, Dude Gong.

Emperor Liu Zhang of the Han Dynasty, when he was 9 years old, said to Liang Ji: "This general is also a general! ”。On the same day, he was poisoned in the bread and died.

The notorious tyrants in Chinese history are:

Xia Wei; 纣王 (商纣);

Emperor II of the Qin Dynasty,

There is no most brutal, only more brutal. It's hard to say in different periods.

1 is your dad!! 2 your grandfather 3 is you.

Shang Xu, Xia Wei, Gao Yang, Shi Hu, Yang Guang.

Xia Wei, Shang Xuan, Zhou Li Wang, Qin Shi Huang, Sui Yang Emperor, Song Huizong, Ming Taizu.

Han Xun, Xia Wei, Shang Xun, Zhou Youwang, Qin Shi Huang, Wang Mang, Shi Hu, Liu Cong, Liu Shao, Xiao Luan, Yang Guang, Zhu Wen, Wan Yanliang, Zhu Houzhao.

Former Qin Li Wang Fu Sheng Chi You Wang Ji Wang.

Xia Wei, Shang Jiao, Qin Shi Huang, Sui Yang Emperor.

The more famous ones are Xia Wei and Shang Wei from the slave society, and Qin Shi Huang, Sui Yang Emperor and so on when they enter the feudal society.

Xia Wei, King of Shang, Qin Shi Huang, Hu Hai, Emperor Yang of Sui.

There are too many, Xia Wei, Shang Xuan, Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Yang of Sui, late Tang Xuanzong, Ming Taizu.

Qin Shi Huang, Wu Zetian, Emperor Yang of Sui.

The famous tyrants in Chinese history mainly include:

Xia Wei Di Xin (Shang Xuan) Ying Zheng.

Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of Sui, and Zhu Wen, the founding emperor of Later Liang.

Northern Qi Gaoyang King Jin Hailing is full of faces.

In fact, there are far more tyrants in Chinese history than these, these are only representative, like the Ming Dynasty, the appearance rate of tyrants of the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms is very high, and what makes people think is that most of these famous tyrants are extremely smart

The emperor executed his wife and birth mother, then seized his daughter-in-law, and finally died of blood loss from his son's nose.

Personally, I feel that it is Gao Yang.

You can check his deeds.

I heard that Shang King Wuyi was killed by thunder, what kind of thing did he do to be punished by such a god, as an emperor, he was indeed too aggrieved to die.

I think that if Wu Yi, the king of Shang who was killed by lightning while hunting, is the most strange, and Jin Jinggong, who was drowned by dung, is the most speechless. How bad luck is this, there are so many people hugging him before and after, Lei just split him, and he can fall into the pit when he goes to the toilet.

The most bizarre death, drowning in the pit counts, Jin Jinggong, the terminally ill allusion**, after eating new wheat, fell into the pit and drowned.

The strangest thing to die may be Jin Jinggong, who wanted to go to the toilet before eating, but fell into the dung pit and died.

Wu Yi was the twenty-eighth monarch of the Shang Dynasty, Wu Yi was an atheist and was not afraid of everything, but once hunting on the plains, a thunderbolt suddenly hit him during the day and died on the spot.

The well-deserved Jin Jinggong, he is the only one who fell into the dung bucket and drowned, because the ancient dung bucket is different from our now, he is a rather large bucket, and people have to climb it to pull it.

The ancient monarch died the most bizarre, I think it was Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty, who died inexplicably like this.

The most bizarre thing that died was Ming Guangzong, the protagonist of the Red Pill case, which was one of the three major mystery cases in the late Ming Dynasty, and he died the next day after taking medicine.

This must be Jin Jinggong, who fell into the pit and drowned in the toilet! Hahaha, I think this historian is also quite strong, and this should also be recorded, haha.