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Nicknames: Tuoba GUI, Tuoba Shiyi Gui, Tuoba Yigui, Tuotuo trekking Jue.

Ethnic group: Northern Wei Dynasty

Ethnic group: Xianbei nationality

Birthplace: Shenhe North North

Date of birth: 37 1 year.

Date of death: 409 AD

Occupation: Emperor

Main achievements: Rebuilding the country and founding the Northern Wei Dynasty.

After the Battle of Shenhe North, Wei defeated and claimed hegemony.

Defeat Yuan Gebu, destroy Xiyan and break Liu Xian.

Jiumo Department, Gaoche Department and Jiushi Helan Department.

Destroy Liu and crush more than 30 high-speed cars.

Temple number: Taizu

George: Daowudi

Year number: Dengguo, Huangshi, Tianxing and Tianci.

Mausoleum: Le Sheng Jinling

Tuoba GUI (August 4th, 37 1 year-AD 165438+ AD 4091October 6th), also known as Tuoba Kai, Tuoba Shiyi and Tuo Yigui, was a Xianbei nationality and the founding emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

In 376 AD, Tuoba GUI was taken away by his mother Helan. In 385 AD, Tuoba GUI, who was 15 years old, took advantage of the chaos to revive the country and became king in Le Sheng. The following year, in 386 AD, he named the country "Wei" and changed it to "Deng Guo" for the Northern Wei Dynasty. In 398 AD, he moved the capital from Le Sheng to Datong, claiming to be the emperor. At the beginning of his reign, he actively expanded his territory and tried his best to push Xianbei regime into feudal society. In his later years, he was dissolute and headstrong, and did not unite with his brother, which led to his assassination in the court coup in 409 AD. He is only 39 years old and has been in office for 24 years.

After his son Tuoba GUI succeeded to the throne, he was named Emperor Xuanwu in April10 (the second year of Yongxing), and the temple name was Meng Zu. It was not until 420 (the fifth year of Taichang) that it was renamed Daowudi, and it was not until 49 1 year (the fifteenth year of Taihe) that the temple name was changed to Taizu.