Counting the ten luckiest emperors in the ancient history of China.

The 10th lucky emperor in ancient China: Tongzhi Emperor in Qing Dynasty.

Most emperors in the Qing Dynasty had many sons and grandchildren, such as Kangxi, who had 35 sons and 25 daughters. There are fewer brothers and they are also three brothers. Many times, the problem faced by the Qing emperors was that they didn't know who to pass the throne to. But in Xianfeng, he only had one son in his life. In fact, Xianfeng didn't want him to succeed, because the only child's mother had made him a little uneasy. Unfortunately, there are few people. The cruelty of history is that Tongzhi was lucky enough to win the throne, but the biggest lucky one was his mother, Empress Dowager Cixi.

The ninth auspicious emperor in ancient times: Emperor Gao.

The rise of Zhu Yuanzhang is also a miracle. This man is very experienced. He had been a beggar and a Buddhist, and then he rebelled and became a Red Scarf Army. Unfortunately, his education level is not high, and he is ruthless. As soon as he became emperor, he slaughtered famous soldiers and killed a famous Ming Dynasty soldier. It is not lucky to say that Zhu started from scratch and worked hard to manage the family, but why can so many beggars and monks be emperors?

The eighth lucky emperor in ancient times: Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty.

The life of the dragon can be said to be happy. When you become an emperor, you must take some risks. Some brothers fought with each other, some powerful ministers were forced into the palace, some died young, or died of old age, so they fell in love with the emperor. Ganlong 2 1 year-old ascended the throne and reigned for 60 years and 4 years. He is the longest-serving emperor. He had three brothers, the third was Hong, eager to compete with him, and some of them were killed by Yongzheng. The fifth young man, Hongzhi, a naturally playful prince, has an unexpected nose. So our precious prince became emperor smoothly, and he lived a prosperous life carelessly.

The Seventh Lucky Emperor in Ancient China: the emperor shunzhi in Qing Dynasty.

The hero of Shunzhi's claim to the throne is Dourgen. It is said that Lao Duo had an affair with Shunzhi's mother and helped him become emperor. Togo will definitely become an emperor. At the beginning of Shunzhi, that is, the three northeastern provinces today, Li Zicheng thought he was the emperor. Unexpectedly, Wu Sangui, regardless of his father, defected and introduced the Eight Banners soldiers to the official. Shunzhi also got fertile soil in the Central Plains. Unfortunately, the emperor had little interest in the throne and was bent on becoming a monk.

The sixth lucky emperor in ancient times: Han Wendi.

It turns out that the throne is not the throne of Wendi, and Liu Bang has many sons. It's a pity that he married a powerful wife, Lu. Liu Bang died young. Lu killed all his sons and grandchildren one by one, and even her own son was killed alive. When Wendi's mother was young, the fortune teller told her that she had the life of the Queen Mother, so a small warlord happily married her and wanted to be emperor. Unfortunately, her life is short. She was destroyed by Liu Bang, so Wendi's mother married Liu. Lu knew the legend of fortune telling and wanted to kill her. Deng Wendi's mother begged Deng Wendi to stay away from Beijing and never come back, and finally saved her life. Lu finally forgot his mother. After her death, the elders of the Han Dynasty said, "Oh, this one is still alive. Come and be an emperor. " Emperor Wen also worked hard, and the first prosperous period in China's history "the rule of Wenjing" began.

The Fifth Lucky Emperor in Ancient China: Yuan Di in Han Dynasty.

Yuan Di's composition is quite high. His father is the prince of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Unfortunately, later, due to rebellion, Emperor Wu was killed. Yuan Di was also killed. A maid-in-waiting quietly brought him out. This time is absolutely thrilling. After he was released from prison, Yuan Di became an ordinary citizen. No one knows who he is, and neither does he. After Liang Wudi's death, his successor did 3000 bad things in 27 days. How many people did Prime Minister Huo Guang do? It's all ruined! Is the maid-in-waiting shake out the identity of Yuan Di. When you think about it, take it back and be the emperor! So Yuan Di took over. By the way, Queen Yuan was his civilian wife. She's a good person!

The fourth lucky emperor in ancient China: Emperor Gaozu.

Liu bang was a scoundrel when he was young. This is a daily - happened thing. Later, he unexpectedly became a curator. His father often teaches him to buy writing business like his brother. Sima Qian recorded his gangster deeds in Historical Records, but for this gangster, he cut a white snake with a three-foot sword on his back and put forward a righteous cause. The battle of Chu and Han was defeated in all ten battles, and even his father and wife were caught by Xiang Yu. No one can tell what happened in the world. He took the battle and drove the arrogant Xiang Yu Wujiang to commit suicide. Since then, the Chinese nation has been named Han, and the heyday of the Han Dynasty began for hundreds of years. Liu Bang's influence also lies in the fact that our nation is called Han nationality from now on, and the writing is called Chinese characters, and the language is called Chinese.

The third lucky emperor in ancient times: Qin Shihuang.

The birth of Qin Shihuang is a mystery. If you look at his mother's performance, you will believe that he is actually Lv Buwei's son. But his registered permanent residence in Handan did not leave him a good impression. Later, because of his bloody massacre, Handan disappeared in the history of China. The emperor is very innovative. After the reunification of China, he creatively called himself the emperor, and he became the first emperor of China. Later, the first emperor wanted to live forever, so he sent a man named Chuifu with 500 boys and girls. Legend has it that Chuifu got the gobbledygook, and the gobbledygook translated: "Qin died in Hu." So the first emperor thought it was the northern conference semifinals who built the Great Wall of Wan Li. I didn't expect it to be a sealed book. Really refers to his second son, Hu Hai.

The Second Lucky Emperor in Ancient China: Wu Zetian in Tang Dynasty

The first and only female emperor in the history of China. Wu Meiniang was originally from Li Shimin. After the death of Emperor Taizong, she did not go to be buried, but became a nun. Fortunately, she has a spark with Gaudi, a former prince. After Emperor Gaozong ascended the throne, she was quickly taken away. This little girl is very resourceful, plus the weakness of Emperor Gaozong. A few years later, first Zhao Yi, then Cheng Guifei, and finally became a queen by strangling her daughter. After the death of Emperor Gaozong, her son became emperor, but unfortunately, her mother was too powerful. She always felt that the performance of her sons was unsatisfactory, and she changed one after another, and finally she became an emperor herself. She is old and wants her daughter Princess Taiping to take over. It's a pity that all the men in the Tang Dynasty quit. After all, she is the daughter-in-law of the Li family. After her death, she was buried with Emperor Gaozong, and there was a wordless tablet in front of the tomb. This is probably her best expression.

The first lucky emperor in ancient times: Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty.

Emperor Kangxi has always been my favorite monarch. Without him, the three northeastern provinces might have been occupied by Russia long ago. Without him, Mongolia and Qinghai might have been divided up by a guy named Grdan. Without him, Tibet might really be independent now. Without him, Taiwan Province Province might not belong to China. He is a versatile and peerless English master, and we can only replace him with the Great Emperor. He left us a large territory with unparalleled literary talent and martial arts. But his throne was not won because of his Excellence, but because he had smallpox, and his monk father was scared to death by smallpox. Only his third son, Michelle Ye, had lifelong immunity to this disease, so for the sake of health, the throne was passed on to the later emperor!