Chinese Emperors And Leaders 1-22
22 entries in the Chinese Emperors And Leaders compendium.
Di XinLast Shang king, known posthumously as a cautionary tyrant.Duke Huan of QiDuke of Qi who became the first hegemon of the Spring and Autumn period.Duke Mu of QinDuke of Qin, sometimes counted among the Five Hegemons.Duke Wen of JinExiled prince who became hegemon of the Chinese states.Duke of ZhouRegent, culture hero, and consolidator of the early Zhou dynasty.Emperor Dezong of TangEmperor whose early reforms gave way to unchecked warlordism.Emperor Gaozong of TangThird Tang emperor who ceded rule to Empress Wu.Emperor Guangwu of HanFounding emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty.Emperor Huizong of SongEighth Song emperor, artist, and captive of the Jurchens.Emperor Taizu of JinFounder and first emperor of the Jurchen-led Jin dynasty.Emperor Wen of HanFifth Han emperor who restored stability after Empress Lü's regency.Emperor Wu of JinHis reign is noted for its early stability, but also for the extravagance and corruption tEmperor Wu of Northern ZhouEmperor who seized power and destroyed Northern Qi.Emperor Wu of SongFounding emperor of Liu Song; undefeated commander.Emperor Xianzong of TangTang emperor who briefly restored imperial authority over warlords.Emperor Xiaowen of Northern WeiEmperor who sinicized the Northern Wei and reformed land tenure.Emperor Xuan of HanTenth Han emperor who oversaw the Zhao–Xuan Resurgence.Emperor Yang of SuiSecond Sui emperor whose projects and wars bankrupted the empire.Emperor Yingzong of MingMing emperor captured in battle, later restored to power.Guan ZhongChancellor and reformer who made Qi the leading state.Hongzhi EmperorTenth Ming emperor known for diligent Confucian rule.Jingtai EmperorSeventh Ming emperor who restored infrastructure and was overthrown.
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