List of emperors in Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties

First, the Tang Dynasty was a unified dynasty after the Sui Dynasty, with a total of 2 1 emperor and enjoyed the country for 289 years. Because the royal family surnamed Li, it is also known as one of the most powerful times in China.

The list of Tang emperors is as follows:

Second, the Song Dynasty was a dynasty in China's history that inherited the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and started the Yuan Dynasty. It was divided into two stages: Northern Song Dynasty and Southern Song Dynasty, which lasted 18 emperor and enjoyed the country for 3 19 years.

The list of emperors in the Song Dynasty is as follows:

Thirdly, the Yuan Dynasty was founded by Mongols, and it was the first unified dynasty established by ethnic minorities in the history of China.

Its capital is mostly (now Beijing).

The story of the fifth emperor and the eleventh emperor has been circulated for 98 years.

The list of emperors in the Yuan Dynasty is as follows:

Fourth, the Ming Dynasty was a unified dynasty established by the Han nationality, passed down to sixteen emperors and enjoyed the country for 276 years.

The list of Ming emperors is as follows:

5. The Qing Dynasty was the last unified feudal dynasty in the history of China, enjoying the country for 276 years.

There were twelve monarchs in the Qing Dynasty from 16 16 to 19 12, including the late Jin Khan and the monarchs who had no actual rule.

The list of Qing emperors is as follows:

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Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing were the last five dynasties in China.

The fame of the Tang Dynasty spread far and wide overseas, and it had contacts with countries in South Asia, West Asia and Europe.

After the Tang Dynasty, China was called "the Tang people" overseas.

The culture of the Tang Dynasty is eclectic, accepting all ethnic groups and religions, exchanging and integrating, and becoming an open international culture.

Tang poetry, science and technology, culture and art are extremely prosperous and have the characteristics of diversification.

The Song Dynasty lasted for 320 years, which was an era of high prosperity in economy, culture, education and scientific and technological innovation in the ancient history of China. During this period, Neo-Confucianism appeared, science and technology advanced by leaps and bounds, and politics became more open and honest.

There are not a few western and Japanese historians who believe that the Song Dynasty was the Renaissance and economic revolution in China's history.

Song Dynasty was the golden age in China's history.

The territory of the Yuan Dynasty was unprecedented, extending from the North Sea to the East China Sea of Japan, and the inspection department was located in Penghu Islands.

The Yuan Dynasty implemented the provincial system, set up provincial secretariat in the central government, controlled the prime minister, and managed government affairs safely.

The provincial system is implemented locally, which is the first in China.

The commodity economy and overseas trade flourished, and the overall productivity was not as good as that of the Song Dynasty. During this period, cultural forms such as Yuanqu and Sanqu appeared.

Ming Dynasty is another powerful Central Plains dynasty after Han, Tang and Song Dynasties.

In the Ming Dynasty, handicraft industry and commodity economy were developed and the economy was prosperous, and commercial market towns and capitalist buds appeared.

Culture and art show the trend of secularization.

In terms of population, the population of Ming Dynasty recorded in The History of Ming Dynasty was more than 70 million, but many scholars thought it actually exceeded 1 100 million, and some people pointed out that the population at the end of Ming Dynasty was close to 200 million.

The Qing Dynasty was the second unified regime established by ethnic minorities in the history of China, and it was also the last feudal imperial dynasty in China.

China was gradually occupied by Nurhachi and Huang Taiji.

Then, after three dynasties in Kang Yong, it developed to Ding Feng.

During this period, absolute monarchy reached its peak.

However, in the middle and late period, due to political rigidity, cultural autocracy, closed doors and stagnant thoughts, it gradually fell behind the world.