1. Wu Ding: The brilliant founder of the Shang Dynasty
Wu Ding, an outstanding king of the Shang Dynasty, was later known as Gaozong. When he was young, he had experienced the hardships of the people and knew the difficulties of cropping. After ascending the throne, he had a unique vision, promoted Fu Shuo, who was originally a prisoner, to the ruling minister, and ruled the world together with Gan Pan. The assistance of these two virtuous ministers greatly increased the national strength of the Shang Dynasty, reaching its heyday, and was praised as the "King of Zhongxing" by later generations.
2. Qin Shi Huang: unify the six countries and create a great cause
Qin Shi Huang, with his extraordinary intellect and courage, succeeded in destroying the Six Kingdoms and established the ##历史上第一个大一统的中央集权国家 - Qin Dynasty. He adopted the tactics of long-distance friendship and close attack, division and discord, and gradually realized the reunification of the country. Qin Shi Huang's great achievements not only laid the foundation for ##两千多年封建制度的基础, but also enabled the Chinese nation to enter a new historical stage.
3. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: Eloquent and strategic, creating a prosperous era
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, with his outstanding cultural and martial arts, pushed the Western Han Dynasty to its heyday. He adopted a tough policy towards foreign countries, relieved the threat of the Xiongnu, and expanded the territory of the Western Regions; Internally, the focus on culture, education and economic development made the Han Dynasty one of the most powerful countries in the world at the time. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's governing philosophy and policy measures, on the ##历史产生了深远的影响.
4. Emperor Yang of Sui: Expand the territory and shock the Quartet
During the reign of Emperor Yang of Sui, the national power of the Sui Dynasty reached its peak. He sent his army to successfully defeat strong enemies such as the Khitan and Tuyuhun, and opened up a vast territory. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty also paid attention to the development of culture and education, and promoted the progress of social civilization. However, due to his excessive consumption of national power and abuse of people's power, it eventually led to the demise of the Sui Dynasty. But in any case, the historical merits of Emperor Yang of Sui cannot be ignored.
5. Taizong of the Tang Dynasty: Create the rule of Zhenguan and lay the foundation for prosperity
Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, was one of the greatest emperors in the history of the Tang Dynasty. After he took office, he humbly accepted advice, practiced strict economy, and attached importance to agricultural production, and other policies and measures, which enabled the social economy to recover and develop rapidly. Under his rule, the Tang Dynasty was politically clear, socially stable, and culturally prosperous, creating a prosperous situation of "Zhenguan rule". Tang Taizong's governing philosophy and policy measures had a profound impact on later generations.
6. Tang Gaozong: Expand the Western Regions and expand the territory
During the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the territory of the Tang Dynasty was further expanded. He sent his army to successfully defeat strong enemies such as the Western Turks and open up the vast Western Regions. Tang Gaozong also paid attention to strengthening ties and cooperation with neighboring countries, and promoted cultural exchanges and trade. Under his rule, the Tang Dynasty's national power and influence were significantly enhanced.
7. Tang Xuanzong: Created a prosperous era of Kaiyuan, but it flourished and declined
Tang Xuanzong Li Longji, that is, Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty, created the heyday of the Tang Dynasty - the prosperous era of the Kaiyuan Dynasty. He adopted a series of reform measures to promote economic and cultural prosperity and development. However, due to his later years, he favored traitorous ministers and indulged in alcohol, which led to the outbreak of the Anshi Rebellion and the decline of the Tang Dynasty. Despite this, Tang Xuanzong's historical merits are still indelible. He ushered in the heyday of the Tang Dynasty and made great contributions to the development of the Chinese nation.
8. Genghis Khan: The lion of the steppe
Temujin, known as Genghis Khan, was a legendary hero of the Mongolian steppes and the founder of the Yuan Empire. From 1162 to 1227, his life was filled with the smoke of conquest and brilliant victories. In 1206, he succeeded in uniting the Mongol tribes and became the Great Khan of the Mongol Empire. His military prowess and outstanding leadership made him one of the most prominent statesmen and military strategists in the history of the world.
Genghis Khan's path of conquest spanned Eurasia, from the steppes of East Asia to the deserts of West Asia to the Black Sea coasts of Europe. He invaded Western Xia three times and forced Western Xia to sue for peace; He defeated the Jin State and lost the land north of the Yellow River in the Jin Kingdom. Just when the Jin state was in danger, Genghis Khan chose to march west to take revenge on Khorezm, who had a grudge against the Mongols. His westward expedition destroyed many countries such as Western Liao and Khorezm, and showed unparalleled military talent.
9, Ming Taizu: The rule of Hongwu
Zhu Yuanzhang, an emperor who rose from a poor peasant, his life is full of legends. His original name was Chongba, and he later changed his name to Xingzong, and eventually became the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He participated in the rebellion of the Red Turban Army led by Guo Zixing against the tyranny of the Mongol Yuan, and finally proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing in 1368, establishing the Ming Dynasty.
During the reign of Zhu Yuanzhang, he made great efforts to make the country prosperous and implemented a series of reform measures, so that the country gradually became prosperous. He implemented the "rule of Hongwu", so that the Ming Dynasty showed strong national strength and prosperity in the early days. His reign laid a solid foundation for the later "Yongle Prosperous Age".
10. Emperor Kangxi: The founder of the prosperous era
Aixin Jueluo Xuanye, also known as Emperor Kangxi, was the fourth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the second emperor after the Qing Dynasty established Beijing as its capital. He ascended to the throne at the age of 8 and reigned for 61 years, making him one of the longest-reigning monarchs in Chinese history. He created the situation of the prosperous Kangqian era and laid a solid foundation for the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty.
During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, he quelled the rebellion of the three feudatories, curbed the expansion of Tsarist Russia, and signed the Sino-Russian Treaty of Nebuchu; He pacified the Zheng family that seized Taiwan by force and returned Taiwan to the embrace of the motherland; He also personally conquered Dzungaria in Xinjiang, defeated Galdan, and made the Mongol Turghut submit to the Qing Dynasty. His military prowess and exceptional leadership made him one of the greatest monarchs in Chinese history. He firmly believed that "the emperor has his own principle of ruling the world, and does not rely on dangers and obstacles", and he paid attention to cultivating virtue and reassuring the people, so that the country has achieved unprecedented prosperity and stability under his governance.