Who was the emperor of Wang Xing in history?

Wang Xing, one of the surnames in China, is the largest surname in China. In the ancient history of China, there are views on the origin of Ji surname, Zi surname and Gui surname. Of course, as far as identification is concerned, it is generally believed that the rise of Wang originated from the surname of Huangdi. Do you know an emperor named Wang? Next, let's take a closer look.

1, Wang

Wang (65438+862-February 30, 925) was born in Gushi, Gwangju (now Gushi County, Henan Province). During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Fujian was the founding monarch, the younger brother of Wang Chao, the commander-in-chief of the mighty army, and one of the "Three Kings of Fujian".

Wang was born in poverty, participated in Wang Xu's uprising in his early years and moved to Fujian with the army. In August of the second year of Guangqi (886), he led the troops to capture Quanzhou, took Quanzhou as the base, recruited troops, dispersed operations, and all received training. Lay the foundation for the unification and construction of Fujian. In the early years of Jingfu, Fuzhou was captured and Fujian was gradually unified. In the fourth year of Ganning (897), after the death of his brother Wang Chao, he succeeded Wei Wujun as the ambassador and Fujian observer, was appointed as the school inspector Taibao and Tongpingzhang, and was named the king of Langya County. Hou Liang Kaiping for three years (909) was appointed secretary of China Academy of Sciences and awarded the title of Min Wang. When he was in office, he chose talents and appointed people, reduced criminal law, reduced corvee and taxes, so that the people could recuperate and promote the economic and cultural development of Fujian. Try to avoid war and maintain tributary relations with the Central Plains Dynasty.

In the third year of Tongguang in the later Tang Dynasty (925), Wang died at the age of 64 in posthumous title. After the second son Wang proclaimed himself emperor, posthumous title Zhao, the temple name was Mao. For his contribution to the development of Fujian, he was honored by later generations as "opening Fujian to respect the king", "opening Fujian to be a holy king" and "being loyal to justice and benefiting the king".

2. Wang

Wang (? -927), Zi Ziyi, the eldest son of Fujian ancestor Wang, was the second monarch in Fujian.

Wang is the first deputy ambassador of the art festival. When Wang was seriously ill, he was ordered to temporarily preside over military affairs. In 925, when the king died, he acceded to the throne, claiming that he was mighty and stayed behind. In 926, the later Tang Dynasty appointed Wang as ambassador. In the same year, Wang claimed to be the King of Fujian, but he still made himself a vassal of the later Tang Dynasty.

In 927, Wang's younger brother Wang and Wang's adopted son Wang joined forces to rebel and marched straight into Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian. Wang, known as the heir of Fujian in history, was captured alive and killed, and was buried in the east of Tianzhu City outside Beiguan, Fuzhou, commonly known as "Wang Tomb Mountain".

3. Wang

Wang Yanjun (? -935), after he succeeded to the throne, he was renamed Wang Hong (also known as Wang Yi), the third emperor of Fujian. Wang is the second son and Wang is the younger brother.

Wang was originally appointed as the secretariat of Quanzhou. In the second year of Tiancheng (927), he killed his younger brother Wang and became independent. The king pushed her to the position of powerful queen. In May of the late Tang Dynasty, Emperor Mingzong appointed Wang as the mighty envoy of our army to maintain the order of secretariat and seal the title of King Langya. In July, the late Tang Dynasty sent officials, including Langzhong and Yousan, to serve Lu Chong and made Wang the king of Fujian. In the second year of Changxing in the late Tang Dynasty (93 1), it was suggested that Wang "should be the son of heaven for 60 years", so Wang abdicated to Wang Jipeng, the eldest son of the mighty army, who became a Taoist named Hyun Hee. In the spring and March of the following year, he was reset, and asked the later Tang Dynasty to follow the example of wuyue Qian Liu and South Chu Ma Yin and seal himself as a minister. After the Tang Dynasty didn't answer Wang, it broke off the relationship between the two sides.

In the fourth year of Changxing at the end of the Tang Dynasty (933), Wang proclaimed himself emperor and changed his title to "Da Min". In the first year of Yonghe (935), Min was killed by his son Wang Jipeng. After his death, posthumous title was named Hui Di, and the name of the temple was Taizong (posthumous title's works, the name of the temple).

4. Jipeng Wang

Wang Jipeng? -939), later renamed Wang Chang, the eldest son of Fujian, Liu, Princess of Qingyuan in the Southern Han Dynasty, and the fourth emperor of Fujian.

Wang Jipeng is in the axe king intact. Li was Wang's maid-in-waiting, and Wang Jipeng had an affair with her, so she asked her stepmother Chen Jinfeng for help and persuaded Wang to give it to Wang Jipeng. In the first year of Yonghe, Fujian Province (935), he joined the political reform, killed the king, succeeded to the throne as emperor, and became a virtuous princess. The following year (936), it was changed to Yuan, and later it became the queen. Like his father, Wang Jipeng likes Taoist Chen Shouyuan very much, and even discussed politics with him to build Wei Zi Palace. The project has a huge scale and higher value. Due to many projects, the cost is insufficient. Therefore, he sold officials and titles and collected taxes. In 939, Gong Bei caught fire and the palace was completely burned down. He accused the military envoy Zhu, Lian Yu, etc. It was suspected that Wang Jipeng set fire to the palace, and he was frightened and pre-empted. The mutinous soldiers burned Changchun Palace, then greeted the king on the ruins of Changchun Palace and attacked Wang Jipeng.

Wang Jipeng was captured by pursuers and later killed by his cousin Wang Yu and other literati. Wang then blamed "Chen" for Wang Jipeng's murder. Wang Jipeng of posthumous title was a holy god, a noble and civilized man, and an emperor of martial arts and heroism. His temple number was.

5. Wang

Wang (? -944), later renamed Damon, son of Fujian ancestor Wang, Fujian heir Wang Zhidi, Fujian native, uncle of Wang Jipeng, Fujian native, the fifth emperor of Fujian, reigned from 939 to 944.

When Wang Yanxi was in Wang Jipeng's reign, he was a servant and a servant. Wang Jipeng was placed under house arrest because he was suspected of being an imperial clan and pretended to be crazy. In the fourth year of Tianfu (939), Zhu and Lian were reunited with the crane control army, welcomed the king into the palace and killed Wang Jipeng. Yan Xi then claimed to be a mighty and powerful envoy and king of Fujian, renamed Damon and Yonglong, and became a vassal of the late Jin Dynasty, but the official system in China was just like that of the emperor. However, after Wang ascended the throne, he was more extravagant, dissolute and suspicious than Wang Jipeng. Wang, the younger brother of Jianzhou secretariat, tried to convince him, but Wang wrote back to condemn him and sent someone to spy on Wang's privacy, so they made enemies.

In the ninth year of Tianfu (944), Wang was assassinated by Zhu and Lian, and posthumous title Ruiwenguang was the filial piety of Delong Road in Yuanming, with the temple name.

6. Wang

Wang (? -95 1 year), born in Gushi, Gwangju (now Gushi, Henan), the ancestor of Fujian, Wang, Wang, Wang's brother, and the last emperor of Fujian. After three years in office, he was called Gongyi King, the country was captured, and the funeral was unknown.

7.wang mang

Wang Mang (45 BC-65438 AD+10/October 6th) was born in Yuancheng, Weixian (now daming county, Hebei). The founding emperor of the new dynasty (65438+1October in 9 AD 10-65438+1October 6 in 23 AD) was a political reformer and the second son of the new king Wang Man. Nephew of the Han and Yuan emperors.

Wang Mang was appointed as Huang Menlang and had the idea of shooting a captain. In the first year of Yongzheng in Han Dynasty (BC 16), he was appointed as the new capital Hou, moved to ride a surname, and was appointed as a doctor of Guanglu. Because he illegally played the concubine of Houchun Yuchang in Dingling, he won the honor. Sui and the first year (the first eight years) for fu. In the Han Dynasty, the emperor was mourned for the first time because of his consorts Ding and Fu. After the death of Emperor Ai, Wang became the Empress Dowager, restored the position of Fu, established Emperor Han Ping, and became a duke. In order to win the hearts and minds of the people, we will grant land to the poor, increase the number of doctors and attract Confucian scholars. After the death of Emperor Ping in the fifth year of Yuan Dynasty, he chose a boy who was only two years old, imitated the practice of Zhou Gongju, and called himself a "fake emperor". In the first year (8 years), he became emperor on his own, changed his name to "Xin" and founded the country.

After Wang Mang ascended the throne, Tuogu was renamed as "Wang Tian", and the handmaiden was a "private family", and trading was prohibited; Establish fifth-class credit loans and sixth-class credit loans; Repeated changes in the monetary system have caused great social and economic chaos. It is forbidden to worry and be harsh, and it is illegal for the people to cast money. Five people sit together and there are hundreds of thousands of officials and maids. After years of famine, famine, diseases and epidemics, people are living in dire straits. It also forced the rulers of ethnic minorities to change the titles granted by the Han Dynasty, and reduced the king to Hou, causing resistance from all ethnic groups, further deepening the social crisis, and finally the Greenwood Red Eyebrow Uprising broke out. In September, the fourth year of the Emperor (23 years), the outlaw hero invaded Chang 'an, Wang Mang was killed by Du Wu, a native of Shangxian County, and the new dynasty perished.

8. Wang Jian

Wang Jian (847-9 18), a native of Wuyang, Xuzhou (now Wuyang, Henan), was the former emperor of Shu. Wang Jian joined Zhong Wujun at the end of the Tang Dynasty and became one of the generals of Zhong Wuba. He became a general of Shence Army because of his meritorious service in rescuing Tang Xizong. Later, he was excluded from North Korea and was appointed as the secretariat of Lizhou. Since then, he has continuously developed his own power and gradually expanded.

In the first year of Wende (888), Wang Jian arrived in Chengdu and was blocked by Chen, so he began to attack Xichuan. After three years of hard work, Wang Jian won Xichuan and was appointed as our envoy in Xichuan. Since then, Wang Jian has successively surrendered or defeated our ambassadors Wang in Wutai, Gu in Dongchuan and Tuoba Sijing in Wuding, occupied the two rivers and the Three Gorges, and gained Shannan West Road. Three years later (903), he was made King of Shu by Tang Zhaozong, and became the biggest separatist force at that time. Seven years (907) later, when the Tang Dynasty perished, Wang Jian became emperor on his own because he refused to accept the back beam. His country is called Dashu, which is called "Qian Shu" in history.

In the 12th year of Wang Jian, the temple was named Gaozu, Ming Huidi, SHEN WOO, posthumous title, and was buried in Yongling.

9. Yan Wang

Wang Yan (May 2, 899-926), a former ruler of Shu, was originally named Wang Zongyan, a native of Wuyang, Xuzhou (now Wugang, Henan), the 11th son of Wang Jian, the great ancestor of Shu, and the wife of Xu, the last emperor of Shu in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. After Wang Yan ascended the throne, he was dissolute. He entrusted the government to eunuchs and guests, traveled incognito, drank day and night, loved luxury, built palaces and toured counties, and spent money like water, which made Shu people restless. Empress dowager and toffee sold officials and titles, courtiers also paid bribes, and politics was very decadent. 9 19 (the first year of Kande) was honored as the Emperor of Saint Xiao Ming. In 925 AD (Tongguang three years), the emperors of the later Tang Dynasty sent Wang Wei, Ji Li Ji and Guo Chongtao to attack the former Shu, and Wang Yan tied himself to the later Tang Dynasty with a coffin, and the former Shu perished. Wang Yan's name is Tong. Later, when Wang Yan was sent to Luoyang, he was sent to kill him and his relatives. Wang Yan died at 28. Rebecca is very literary and can write flashy words. His poems, such as Ganzhou Qu and Drunk Makeup Ci, have spread all over the world.

The above are some introductions about the surname of Emperor Wang. Interested parties can learn more about it. Although there are not many emperors in Wang Xing, it is not without them.