Who was the last emperor of Wu Zetian?

Emperors before Wu Zetian were: Tang Ruizong Li Dan, and Li Zhi was Tang Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty.

Wu Zetian entered the palace for the first time when he was in Li Shimin, and was named "Wu Meiniang" by Emperor Taizong. After the death of Emperor Taizong, Wu Zetian entered Ganye Temple as a nun, and Tang Gaozong Li Zhi acceded to the throne and was recalled to the palace. Later, after the death of Emperor Gaozong, Tang Zhongzong Li Xian acceded to the throne and became Wu Zetian, and changed her name after changing the imperial system.

In the later period, the middle school was abolished as the king of Luling, and Tang Ruizong Li Dan was made emperor, and the system of proclaimed himself continued. Finally, in the first year of his accession to the throne, he was abolished, calling himself Emperor of the Holy Spirit, changing his country name to Zhou, and Luoyang, the capital of East China, was called "Wu Zhou" in history and honored as "Emperor of the Holy Spirit".

Tang Ruizong Li Dan (662-7 16), formerly known as Li Xulun and Li Lun, was born in Chang 'an in 662. The fifth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the eighth son of Tang Gaozong, the fourth son of Wu Zetian, and the mother and younger brother of Tang Zhongzong. Li Dan was named Yin Wang, Ji Wang, Xiang Wang and Yu Wang at the beginning of the calendar, and proclaimed himself emperor in Si Shengyuan (684), but he was only a puppet of his mother Wu Zetian.

Li Zhi (2 1, 628—65438, February 27th, 683), namely Tang Gaozong (reigned from 649 to 683), was born in Chang 'an in 628. Li Shimin, the ninth and third son of Emperor Taizong, was good at writing. His mother is Shi, the holy queen of Wendeshun, and he is the mother and brother of Li Chenggan, the eldest son of Emperor Taizong, and Wang Wei's second son.

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Qiaoling is the mausoleum of Li Dan, which is located in the southwest of Fengshan, about15km northwest of pucheng county, Shaanxi Province. Taking the mountain as the mausoleum, an underground palace was dug on the mountainside and a city was built around the mountain on the ground. The cemetery has a circumference of about 13 km, and more than 40 giant stone carvings, such as stone flower table, stone ostrich, stone horse, stone man and stone lion, are preserved. ?

The mausoleum architecture and stone carving art of Qiaoling are the representatives of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Together with Ganling, it is called the best stone carving art in the Tang Dynasty. 1988 was designated as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council.

Tang Gaozong was buried in Ganling after his death, and Wu Zetian was also buried in Ganling after his death. Ganling is located on Liangshan Mountain, 6 kilometers north of Ganxian County, Shaanxi Province, and 76 kilometers away from the ancient city of xi 'an. It was built in the first year of Guangzhai (684), and it took 23 years for the project to be basically completed.

Liangshan is a conical limestone mountain with * * * three peaks. The northern peak is the highest, with an altitude of 1047.9 meters, and the dry mausoleum is just above the northern peak. The two peaks in the south of Liangshan are low-lying, east-west, with Sima Dao in the middle, so they are named "Feng Ru".

Ganling is the only double-walled tomb found in the imperial tombs of the Tang Dynasty. Its inner city symbolizes the imperial city of Chang 'an, the capital city, and its outer city is equivalent to Guo Cheng where officials and natives live, reflecting the overall pattern of the ancient capital of China at that time.

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Li Zhi Baidu Encyclopedia Tang Ruizong Baidu Encyclopedia