2. Emperor Taizong's sage Li Shimin was the second son of Emperor Gaozu. From the ninth year of Tang Wude (Koguryo respected Wang for nine years, Gaochang extended his life for three years, in 626) to the twenty-third year of Tang Zhenguan (Koguryo treasure Wang for eight years, in the first year of Emperor Gaozu, in 649);
3. Li Zhi, the great sage of Emperor Taizong, the ninth son of Emperor Taizong, reigned from the 23rd year of Tang Zhenguan (in the 8th year of Koguryo, in 649) to the 1st year of Tang Hongdao (in the 10th year of Sejong, in 683);
4. Li Xian, the seventh son of Emperor Gaozong, was in office from the first year of Tang Hongdao (683, the tenth year of Sejong) to the first year of Tang Sisheng (684, the eleventh year of Sejong);
5. Li Dan, Emperor Daxing Xiao of Dasheng in Zhen Xuan, Zong Rui, the eighth son of Emperor Gaozong, was in office from the first year of Tang Civilization (684 in the 11th year of Sejong) to the first year of Tang Zaichu (690 in the 17th year of Sejong);
6. After Wu Zhao proclaimed himself emperor, he was in office from the first year of Zhou Tianshou (690 in the 17th year of Sejong) to the first year of Zhou Shenlong (32nd year of Sejong, 8th year of Bohai Taizu, 705);
4. The restoration of Zhong Zongda and Xiao Zhao Emperor Li Xian, from the first year of Tang Shenlong (Sejong 32 years, Bohai Taizu 8 years, 705) to Tang Jinglong 4 years (Sejong 37 years, Bohai Taizu 13 years, 7 10);
7. Yang, the fourth son of Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty, ascended the throne in the first year of Tang Dynasty (the thirty-seventh year of Sejong, the thirteenth year of Emperor Taizu of Bohai, 7 10);
5. Li Dan, the Great Sage of Zhen Xuan, Zong Rui, was restored, and Tang Jingyun was in office from the first year (37th year of Sejong, 13th year of Bohai Taizu, 7 10) to the first year of Tang Yanhe (39th year of Sejong, 15th year of Bohai Taizu, 7 12);
8. Li Zhongfu, the second son of Wang Qiao Zhongzong, was in the first year of Tang Zhongyuan's recovery (the first year of Tang Jingyun, the thirty-seventh year of Meng Shizong, and the thirteenth year of Bohai Taizu, 710);
9. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the third son of Zong Rui, reigned from the first year of Emperor Taizong (the thirty-ninth year of Sejong, the fifteenth year of Emperor Taizu of Bohai, 7 12) to the fifteenth year of Tang Tianbao (the fifth year of Mengzanpu, the twentieth year of Daxing of Bohai, and the seventh year of Emperor Shengwu of Yan State);
10. Hengli, the third son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, lived from the Zai Yuan period of Tang Zhide (Meng Zanpu Zhong for five years, Bohai Daxing for twenty years, Yan for 756 years) to the first year of Tang Baoying (Meng Zanpu Zhong for eleven years, Bohai Daxing for twenty-six years, and Mr. Yan for 762 years);
1 1. Wang Qi Li Zhen, Rui Zongsun, in the first year of Tang Zhengde (two years of Tang Shangyuan, ten years of Meng Zanpu's Zhong, twenty-five years of Bohai Daxing, 76 1);
12. Li Yu, acting as Emperor Xiaowu, the eldest son of Su Zong, lived in the first year (Meng Zanpu was loyal for eleven years, Bohai Daxing for twenty-six years, Yan Xiansheng for two years, 762) to Tang Dali for fourteen years (Meng Changshou for eleven years, Bohai for six years, 779);
13. Li Chenghong, Emperor Guangwu's great-grandson was in office, in the first year of Emperor Taizong (in the second year of Tang Baoying, in the twelfth year of Mengzanpuzhong, in the twenty-seventh year of Daxing in Bohai, in 763).
14. Shi Li, SHEN WOO, Emperor Xiaowen of Dezong, the eldest son of Daizong, was in office from the 14th year of Tang Dali (Mongolia lived for eleven years, Bohai Bao Li lived for six years in 779) to the 21st year of Tang Zhenyuan (Mongolia XX, Bohai Li Zheng lived for twelve years, in 805);
15. Li Yong, the eldest son of Dezong, was in the reign of Tang Zhenyuan in the 21st year (Meng XX in the 12th year of Bohai calendar in 805);
16. From the first year of Tang Yongzhen (Mongolia ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
17. Emperor of Tang Xianzong's third son, from the 15th year of Tang Yuanhe (Tubo Yitai five years, Mongolia five years, Bohai Jianxing two years, 820 years) to the 4th year of Tang Changqing (Tubo Yitai ten years, Mengdafeng first year, Bohai Jianxing seven years, 824 years);
18. The eldest son of Jingdi was in the 4th year of Tang Changqing (the 10th year of Tubo Yitai, the first year of Mengdafeng, the 7th year of Bohai Jianxing, 824) to the 2nd year of Tang Dynasty (the 12th year of Tubo Yitai, the 3rd year of Mengbaohe, and the 9th year of Bohai Jianxing, 826);
19. Wang Jiang Wu Li, six sons of Xianzong, Tang Bao Li reigned for two years (Tubo Yitai 12 years, Meng Baohe for three years, Bohai Jianxing for nine years, 826 years);
20. Li Ang, the second son of Emperor Wen Zongyuan, reigned in the Tang Dynasty for two years (Tubo Yitai 12 years, Mengbaohe for three years, Bohai Jianxing for nine years, 826 years) to Tang Kaicheng for five years (Tubo Yitai for 26 years, Meng Tian 1 year, Bohai Crane1/.
2 1. Emperor Li Yan from Wuzong to Xiao Su, the fifth son of Daozhao, reigned in Tang Kaicheng for five years (Tubo Yitai twenty-six years, Meng Tian first year, Bohai Xianhe eleven years, 840 years) to Tang Huichang six years (Meng Tian seven years, Bohai Xianhe seventeen years, 846 years);
22. Li Chen, St. Wu Xianwen of Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, the thirteenth son of Xianzong, was in office from the sixth year of Tang Huichang (the seventh year of apocalypse, the seventeenth year of Bohai, in 846) to the thirteenth year of Tang Dynasty (the twentieth year of apocalypse, the third year of Bohai, in 859);
23. Cui Li, the eldest son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, was in office from the 13th year of Tang Dazhong (the 20th year of Meng Tianqi, the 3rd year of Yongzheng in Bohai, 859) to the 14th year of Tang Xiantong (the 15th year of Li Jianji and the 3rd year of Kuanming in Bohai, 873).
24. Li Xian, the fifth son of Zong Yi, lived in the fourteenth year of Tang Xianzong (15 years in Li Jian, 3 years in Bohai Kuanming, 873) to the first year of Tang Wende (18 years in Datong, Feng Min, 888 years in Bohai Kuanming);
25. Wang Xiang Li Yan, grandson of Su Zong V, was located in the first year of Tang Jian Zhen (2 years of Tang Guangqi, X years of Feng Min Chengzhi, Kuanming of Bohai Sea 16 years, 87 1 year);
26. Emperor Zhao Zongsheng Ye Li Mu Jing Xiao Wen, the seventh son of Zong Yi, reigned from the first year of Tang Wende (sealing the people for Datong × years, the 18th year of Bohai Kuanming, 888) to the 3rd year of Tang Guanghua (the 2nd year of Changhe Anguo, the 8th year of Bohai Qingcheng, 900);
27. Li Yu, De Wang, the eldest son of Zhao Zong, Tang Guanghua for three years (two years in Changhe Anguo, eight years in Qingcheng, Bohai, 900 years);
26. Emperor Ye Li of Zhao Zongsheng Mujing was restored, and Tang Guanghua was in power for four years (three years in Changhe Anguo, nine years in Bohai Qingcheng, 90 1 year) to the first year of Tang Tianyou (six years in Changhe Anguo, twelve years in Bohai Qingcheng, 904);
28. Li Zhu, the ninth son of Zhaozong, reigned from the first year of Tang Tianyou (the sixth year of Changhe Anguo, the twelfth year of Bohai Celebration in 904) to the fourth year of Tang Tianyou (the ninth year of Changhe Anguo, the second year of Bohai Wende, the seventh year of Jintian, the seventh year of Jinshan in the Western Han Dynasty, and the first year of Qidan Taizu in 907).
Wu Zetian experienced four emperors before and after.
Yang Guifei was born in the Li Longji period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty.
Respondent: Morgan Deqing-Assistant Level 3 5- 13 12:44
Wu Zetian (Wu Zhao) was the first concubine of Li Shimin of Emperor Taizong. After death, his son Tang Gaozong Li Zhi took a fancy to her, so she was not sent to Ganye Temple as a nun, but became his son's concubine. As for how to become a queen, I think everyone knows that she strangled her daughter and framed the original queen, and then she became a queen herself. Then, after the death of Emperor Gaozong, Prince Li Xian succeeded to the throne, that is, Zhongzong. Wu Zetian was not satisfied with this, so she abolished Li Xian's status as the empress dowager and changed her son Li Dan to be the emperor, namely Zong Rui. It is stipulated that Zong Rui shall not interfere in state affairs, and everything is up to her. Later, he simply proclaimed himself emperor and changed his country name to Zhou.
If so, she should have managed four emperors, two of whom were her "husbands" and two were her "sons".
As for Yang Guifei, she was the concubine of Li Longji, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty.
Tangliyuan
Emperor Taizong Li Shimin
Gaozong Li Zhi
a surname
Zhonglizong county
Li Dan, Zong Rui
Xuanzong Li Longji
Susong Hengli
Dai zong Li Yu
Dezong Shili (Guo Sisheng)
Shunzong Song Li
Xianzong spring calendar
Mu Zong Hengli
Jing Zong Li Zhan
Wenzong Li Ang
Wu Yan
Xuanzong (Chen Ersheng)
Zong Yi Cui Li (Cui Sansheng)
Nuo (1). Li Xian (1 Xuan)
Zhaozong Yeli
Eddie Li Huanchu's four tones
List of Tang emperors
Tang dynasty 6 18 ~ 690, 705 ~ 907.
Temple Name posthumous title Name Ruling Time
Emperor Li Yuan, Yao, Emperor, 6 18 ~ 626.
Wude 6 18 ~ 626
Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong's great civil and military sage and great Xiaoguang, 627 ~ 649.
Zhenguan 627 ~ 649
Li Zhi, Emperor Gaozong, Great Sage and Great Filial Piety, 650 ~ 683.
Yonghui 650 ~ 655
656 ~ 66 1 year.
Longshuo 66 1 year ~ 663 years
Linde 664 ~ 665
Dry seal from 666 to 668.
Chapters 668 ~ 670
Xianheng 670 ~ 674
From 674 BC to 676 BC.
Yifeng 676 ~ 679
Dew regulation in 679 ~ 680
Yonglong 680 ~ 68 1 year
Yao Kai 68 1 year ~ 682
Yongchun 682 ~ 683
Hongdao 683
Zhongheng
(Abolished by Wuhou) In 684, Yamato the Great Li Xian,
(and 705 ~ 7 10 years)
Heisheng 684
Zong Rui
(abolished by Wuhou) In 684 AD, Emperor Li Dan, the Great Sage of Zhen Xuan,
(and 7 10 ~ 7 12)
Civilization in 684
Wu Zhou (690 ~ 705)
Empress Zetian Shunsheng/Wu Zetian, Emperor of the Holy Spirit of the Wu and Zhou Dynasties, from 684 to 705.
Guangzhai 684
Vertical arch from 685 to 688
Yongchang 689
In the first 690 years.
Zhongheng
Emperor Li Xian, the great sage of Yamato (see 684).
705 ~ 7 10 years
Shenlong 705 ~ 707
Jinglong 707 ~ 7 10 year
Zong Rui
Emperor Li Dan, the Great Sage of Zhen Xuan (see 684).
7 10 ~ 7 12 years
Jingyun 7 10 ~ 7 1 1 year.
Taiji 7 12 years
Yanhe 7 12 years
Li Longji, Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty to the Great Sage of Taoism, 7 12 ~ 756.
Congenital 7 12 ~ 7 13
Kaiyuan 7 13 ~ 74 1 year
Tianbao 742 ~ 756
Hengli, emperor Xiao Xuan, great sage of martial arts, Suzong civilization, 756 ~ 762.
Zhide 756 ~ 758
Ganyuan 758 ~ 760
Shangyuan 760 ~ 76 1 year
Li Yu, Emperor Xiaowu, Emperor Wen Rui, 762 ~ 779.
Baoying 762 ~ 763
Guangde 763 ~ 764
Yongtai 765 ~ 766
Dali 766 ~ 779
Shi Li, emperor of SHEN WOO Wensheng in Dezong, 780 ~ 805.
Jianzhong 780 ~ 783
Xingyuan 784
Zhenyuan 785 ~ 805
Li Yong, Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty, went from Shunzong to Dehong Road in 805.
Yongzhen 805
Xi' an article Wu Da Sage Spring Emperor, who honored God from 806 to 820 AD.
Yuanhe 806 ~ 820
Mu Zonghengli Sheng Rui Wenhuixiao 82 1 year ~ 824 years.
Changqing 82 1 year ~ 824 years
From 824 to 826, Li Zhan, Jing Dihe were very filial.
Bao Li 824 ~ 826
Emperor Li Ang, Emperor Wen Zongyuan, offered his filial piety from 826 to 840.
Bao Li 826
Yamato No.827 ~ 835
From 836 to 840.
From 840 to 846, Emperor Li Yan visited Xiao Su from Wuzong to Daozhao.
Huichang 84 1 year ~ 846 years
Xuanzong presented wisdom and wisdom to Ming Chengzu, and Zhang Daohe was Emperor from 846 to 859.
Dazhong 847 ~ 859
Cui Li, Hui Xiao of Zhaosheng Palace in Zong Yi, 859 ~ 873.
Volkswagen 859
Xian Tong from 860 to 873.
Emperor Li Xian, Emperor Xi Hui Zong Gong Sheng Ding Xiao, 873-888.
Xian Tong in 873-874.
Ganfu 874 ~ 879
Guangming 880 ~ 88 1 year
Zhonghe 88 1 year ~ 885 years
Guangqi 885 ~ 888
Wende 888
Ye Li, Zhao Zongmu Jing from 888 to 904.
Longji 889
Dashun 890 ~ 89 1 year
Jingfu 892 ~ 893
Ganning 894 ~ 898
Photochemistry 898 ~ 90 1 year
Tianfu 90 1 year ~ 904 years
God bless 904.
Zhao Xuanguang's filial piety to pears and bamboos from 904 to 907.
God bless 904 ~ 907.
Wu Zetian established the title of Zhou.
Known as the highest peak of feudal society in China, there were 2 1 emperors in the Tang Dynasty. These 2/kloc-0 emperors built 20 imperial tombs (Wu Zetian and Gaozong were buried together in Ganling). Because the capital of the Tang Dynasty was in Guanzhong area, the Tang Dynasty came into being. Except for the last two emperors, Ye Li of Zhaozong built a mausoleum in Luoyang, Henan Province, and Li Qijian, the mourning emperor, built a mausoleum in Heze, Shandong Province, and the rest were in the long loess of Erdaoyuanban in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province. These eighteen imperial tombs are called "Guanzhong"
The burial system in Tang Dynasty is different from that in Han Dynasty. The queen and the emperor were buried in the same tomb, not in separate tombs. The mausoleum is buried with the tombs of royalty, heroes and others. Another difference between the Tang Mausoleum and the Imperial Mausoleum of Han Dynasty is that there are two ways to start the mausoleum of Tang Mausoleum. One form is to inherit the form of closing land for tombs since the Qin and Han Dynasties, and cover a large amount of loess on the mound to form an artificial mountain with a certain scale, which is used as a cemetery mark of an emperor. In the Tang Dynasty, the emperors' tombs adopted this form: the tomb offered by Gaozu, the tomb of Wande and the tomb of Wuzong. The other is the form of digging mountain peaks, opening tombs in mountains and taking mountains as tombs since Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. This method is used in the tombs of the Tang Dynasty: Zhaoling of Emperor Taizong, Ganling of Emperor Gaozong and Wu Zetian, Dingling of Emperor Zhongzong, Qiaoling of Zong Rui, Tailing of Emperor Xuanzong, Fuling of Su Zong, Yuanling of Dai Zong, Fengling of Shun Zong, Jingling of Xian Zong, Guangling of Mu Zong, Zhuang Ling of Jing Zong, Zhang Ling of Wenzong, Ling Zhen of Emperor Xuanzong and Jianling of Zong Yi.
Basic information:
Number of owners of buried tombs
Emperor Taizong of Zhaoling 167 concubines, princes, princesses and heroes were buried with the grandson of Empress Wende.
17 people were buried in Ganling by Wu Zetian and Gao Zong.
There are fifteen people in Dingling Middle School.
Zong Rui of Qiaoling buried eight people (four princes, three princesses and a hero) in the tombs of Liu and Zhao Chengdou.
Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty in Tailing buried Gao Lishi with Empress Zhen Shunwu.
Guo Ziyi, Li Huairang, etc. (There is no exam now) are two people who founded Su Zong's tomb.
The ancestral history of Yuanling is not recorded.
Forty-three people came from Dezong, chongling.
Feng Lingshun Zhuang Zong Wang presented the queen.
Two queens, a concubine, and a king of Jingling County.
There are fifty people (including two queens) in Muzong, Guangling.
Zhuang Ling has only one emperor, Jing Zong.
Zhang Ling literate admired imperial concubine is a person.
Princess Duan Lingwu is alone.
There is no record of Xuanzong in Ling Zhen history books.
There is no record of Zong Yi's history books in Jianling.
There is no record in the history books of Jingling Nuo religion.
He Ling Zhaozong and Li Qi were both built in Luoyang.
Wenling Aidi Shandong Heze
In the mausoleum system of the Tang Dynasty, the cemetery was divided into the upper palace and the lower palace. The upper palace was a sacrificial hall, built in the south gate of the cemetery wall, facing the mountains, and was the place for the tombs and sacrificial ceremonies of the Shang Dynasty. Xiagong is the bedroom and the place where the soul of the tomb owner lives, which is located 2.5 kilometers southwest of the tomb. Mountain Mausoleum, sitting south to north, leads to the middle of the tomb. Ground buildings have inner cities and outer cities. The inner city is the wall of the emperor's mausoleum, also known as the holy wall. There are four doors in each corner, Suzaku in the south, Xuanwu in the north, Donghua in the east and Xihua in the west. Each of the four doors has a pair of stone lions. Zhuquemen is the main entrance of the cemetery. There is a Shinto that leads directly to the Three Kingdoms. There are ten pairs of tall stone Weng Zhong (that is, stone men), five pairs of stone horses, a pair of rice finches, a pair of flying horses and a pair of Chinese watches (the above parts constitute the so-called stone statues). There are six pairs of horses in the north of Xuanwu Gate, nicknamed "Six Dragons", symbolizing the emperor's inner stable.
During the Five Dynasties, all the tombs of the Tang Dynasty were stolen by Wen Tao, our late Liang Dynasty. Except for Ganling, many tombs buried with him were also stolen.
Lady Yang
(7 19~756)
Yongle people in Zhou Pu in Tang Dynasty (Huayin County, Shaanxi Province). Familiar with melody, good at singing and dancing. Originally, she was the princess of Shouwang, the 18th son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. After seeing Yang Yuhuan's beauty, Xuanzong wanted to bring it into the palace, calling herself a female Taoist priest. The name was too real. Tianbao entered the palace in the fourth year (745), and was favored by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, becoming an imperial concubine. (Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was sixty-one years old, and the imperial concubine was twenty-seven years old), so his father and brother were able to come to the world. Every time the imperial concubine rode a horse, Gao Lishi, the great eunuch, whipped her. There were 700 weavers and embroiderers, and even more people competed for treasures. Both the author of Lingnan History and Guangling History and Wang Yi are highly praised for their outstanding contributions. As a result, hundreds of officials followed suit. Yang Guifei loves Lingnan litchi, so some people try their best to transport fresh litchi to Chang 'an.
After the Anshi Rebellion, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty fled Chang 'an and came to Maweipo. The Sixth Army refused to advance, saying that Yang (the cousin of the imperial concubine) had contact with the conference semifinals, which led to the rebellion in An Lushan. Xuanzong killed Yang to boost morale. The Sixth Army refused to go any further, saying that Yang was your concubine's cousin, and her cousin was guilty, and so was her cousin. The imperial concubine was also hanged in the temple. The Anshi Rebellion had nothing to do with Yang Guifei, who became the scapegoat of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty.
Yang Guifei, Xi, Wang Zhaojun and The Story Of Diu Sim were four beauties in ancient China.
Tangliyuan
Emperor Taizong Li Shimin
Gaozong Li Zhi
a surname
Zhonglizong county
Li Dan, Zong Rui
Xuanzong Li Longji
Susong Hengli
Dai zong Li Yu
Dezong Shili (Guo Sisheng)
Shunzong Song Li
Xianzong spring calendar
Mu Zong Hengli
Jing Zong Li Zhan
Wenzong Li Ang
Wu Yan
Xuanzong (Chen Ersheng)
Zong Yi Cui Li (Cui Sansheng)
Nuo (1). Li Xian (1 Xuan)
Zhaozong Yeli
Ai di Li wan