Top 10 Emperors in Chinese History (in no particular order)
1 Qin Shi Huang
For the first time, it pushed China into the era of great unification, opened up a new situation for the establishment of an absolutist centralized system, had a far-reaching impact on the history of China and the world, and laid the basic pattern of China's political system for more than 2,000 years.
2, Han Gaozu Liu Bang
He was the first plebeian emperor in history, and he ushered in a new era. His success proves that "princes and generals are better than a kind!" ”
3 Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che
It ushered in the most prosperous period of the Western Han Dynasty, the first peak of the development of China's feudal dynasty, and his governance made the Han Dynasty the most powerful country in the world at that time.
4 Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu
In the past dynasties, there have always been various types of Zhongxing, such as Shaokang Zhongxing, Wuding Zhongxing, Chengkang Zhizhi, Xuanwang Zhongxing, Zhaoxuan Zhongxing, Guangwu Zhongxing, Xiaowen Emperor Zhongxing, Yuanhe Zhongxing, Huichang Zhongxing, Dazhong Temporary Governance, Jianyan Zhongxing, Hongzhi Zhongxing, Wanli Zhongxing, Tongzhi Zhongxing.
But most of these ZEs are boastful.
Only Guangwu Zhongxing is the real Zhongxing.
5 Li Shimin
Known as the Heavenly Khan, based on force, he carried out a policy of gentleness, which was invincible and unfavorable, and created a prosperous generation.
6, Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin
It ended the warlord secession, and also cut off the foundation of the future warlord secession, politically tolerant, and stabilized the social order. Throughout the Song Dynasty, there was no such thing as a prosperous era, but it was indeed the pinnacle of the feudal era.
7 Genghis Khan
It ended the confrontation between several regimes in China and objectively injected the blood of martial arts into China.
8, Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang
The second commoner emperor and the first emperor to succeed in the Northern Expedition. Before him, no one had a successful Northern Expedition; After him, no one succeeded in the Northern Expedition.
9 Kangxi
In fear, when he became the emperor, internal and external troubles continued, and the Eight Banners of Manchuria at that time were already corrupt. However, he relied on his superb political wisdom to suppress his opponents one by one, divide and disintegrate, and maintain China's stability and unity.
10 Yongzheng
The three major policies of apportioning the land into the mu, returning the fire consumption to the public, and paying the grain and errands for the officials and gentry made him completely stand on the opposite side of the scholars, and his reputation was the most notorious. Comparatively speaking, his courage to reform surpasses that of Wang Anshi, and is probably only comparable to Shang Ying. Shang martingale changed the law, and the five horses were divided.
It is rumored that he died unexpectedly, some say that he was assassinated by the palace maid, and some legends say that he was assassinated by a martial arts master............