Which emperor is the most famous in history? If it is the top five, which emperors will it be?

Qin Shihuang, Han Wudi, Mu Rongchong, Emperor Taizong, Chai Shizong.

Qin Shihuang (259 BC-2 BC10), son of Wang Xiang of Qinzhuang, was an outstanding politician and military commander.

At the end of the Warring States Period, the monarch of the State of Qin, the first founding emperor of the Qin Dynasty to unify China, was also called Qin Shihuang.

Won the surname, Zhao, (Zheng). In the pre-Qin period, men called (Zhao Zheng) and Qin Wei appropriate, but later generations called them Ying Zheng.

Qin Shihuang was the first monarch to use the title of "Emperor" in the history of China, which had a far-reaching and significant impact on the history of China and the world, and was praised as "the first emperor through the ages" by Li Zhi, a thinker in the Ming Dynasty.

Liu Che (BC 156-87), the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was born in Chang 'an, with a baby name (meaning little pig), and was the seventh emperor of the Han Dynasty.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is the tenth son of Emperor Gaozu Liu Qi, the grandson of Emperor Gaozu Liu Heng, the nephew of Emperor Gaozu Liu Ying (Liu Ying is the son of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang), the great-grandson of Emperor Gaozu, and his mother Wang Hao, who became a queen after being made a prince in Liu Che.

Wang Yi, her mother, married into the Jin family before entering the palace and had a daughter.

Liu Che's grandmother listened to the fortune-teller, and left the Kim family with her to see the Crown Prince, the later king.

Liu Che was born in 156 BC, that is, in 14 1 year BC, but he was only 15 years old.

After that, he reigned for 54 years.

Liu Che became king of Jiaodong at the age of 4, prince at the age of 7, and ascended the throne at the age of 15. He reigned for 54 years (65,438+0,465,438+0-87 BC), which created the most prosperous period of the Western Han Dynasty and the first development peak of the feudal dynasty in China.

His great talent and literary skills made the Han Dynasty the most powerful country in the world at that time, and he also became one of the great emperors in the history of China.

Mu Rongchong (359-386), the Xiaofeng Emperor, was the monarch of the Western Yan State in the Sixteen Kingdoms Period, a Xianbei native, the son of Murong Miao, the former Yan emperor, and the younger brother of Murong Yong.

In the period, when Murong Miao was in power, he was once named Zhongshan Wang and Fu.

In 370 AD, after Yan Qian was destroyed by the former Qin Dynasty, many Xianbei Murong people, including Mu Rongchong and his brother Murong Hong, were moved to Guanzhong.

Mu Rongchong became a child molester of Fu Jian, the former king of Qin, and his two sisters, qinghe princess, were loved by Fu Jian. So there is a song in Chang 'an: "A woman and a man both fly into the Purple Palace." After Wang Meng's admonition, Mu Rongchong was driven out of the palace.

In the 19th year (383) when the former Qin Dynasty was founded, it was defeated in the Battle of Feishui, and its control over all ethnic groups in China was weakened.

In the 20th year of Jianyuan (384), Mu Rongchong's uncle Mu Rongchui defected in Hebei, and Murong Hong, also known as the king of northern Hebei, sent troops to Guanzhong. So, Mu Rongchong, then the magistrate of Pingyang, rose up in Hedong, and then returned to Murong Hong, heading west to Chang 'an.

Soon, the adviser Gao Gai and others thought that Murong Hongde was not as good as Mu Rongchong, and his usage was harsh, so he killed Murong Hong and made Mu Rongchong his younger brother.

In 385, Emperor Mu Rongchong was located in Epang Palace, changed the dynasty, and occupied Chang 'an after a bitter offensive and defensive war.

Mu Rongchong coveted Chang 'an's comfort, and because he was afraid of Mu Rongchui's strength, he dared not return to the hometown of Xianbei people, so he changed his mind.

In the second year (386), he was killed by the left general Han Yan, and became a prince when he became a general.

Mu Rongchong was later proclaimed as Wei.