1, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang.

Introduction: The founding emperor of Ming Dynasty. Originally known as Zhu Chongba, it was later named Xingzong. Han nationality, born in Zhongli, Haozhou (now Fengyang, Anhui Province), joined the Red Scarf Army led by Guo Zixing at the age of 25 to resist the tyranny of the Yuan Dynasty. In the seventh year of Dragon and Phoenix (136 1), he was made Duke of Wu, and in the tenth year he called himself King of Wu. In the 28th year of Yuan Dynasty (1368), after basically defeating the peasant rebels and the remnants of Yuan Dynasty, he proclaimed himself emperor in Nanjing, with the titles Daming and Hongwu, and established a unified feudal regime throughout the country. Zhu Yuanzhang's rule is called "the rule of Hongwu". Buried in the Ming tombs.

2. The second emperors of the Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yunwen and Ming Huidi.

Introduction: Ming Huidi Zhu Yunwen, the third grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, the ancestor of the Ming Dynasty, was the second emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yunwen was born on 13771February 5th. His biological mother is Luffy and his father is Prince Zhu Biao of Wen Yi. In the thirty-first year of Hongwu (1398), Zhu Yuanzhang died at the age of 7 1. Zhu Yunwen, the great-grandson of the emperor, succeeded to the throne and changed his title to Wen Jian, calling him Jianwen Emperor. Due to the separatist warlord, uncle Rebecca launched the "Battle of Jingnan". Emperor Wen Jian's trip to the emperor ended in four years, and this country broke people's minds. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty hunted down Gong Minhui. Zhu Yousong, an emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty, honored Wen Jian as his heir, and worshipped Wen Yang as Wu Keren, whose temple number was Hui Zong.

3. The third emperor of the Ming Dynasty: Judy, the founder of the Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, is a controversial emperor in history. He made great achievements and created a prosperous time in the early Ming Dynasty, but he was ambitious, suspicious, murderous and his hands were covered with blood. Whether merit is greater than merit or excess is greater than merit can only be grasped by the people themselves. At the age of eleven, Judy was made a prince by her father Zhu Yuanzhang. At the age of twenty-one, she was sent to Beijing. At that time, although the forces of the Yuan Dynasty had been driven to the grassland, they still had considerable military strength and constantly harassed the northern border of the Ming Dynasty. During her stay in Beijing, under the guidance of many loyal generals, Judy quickly became a qualified military conductor, won a major victory in the anti-Yuan war and strengthened her military strength. In the last years of Hongwu, he became the strongest vassal in the north. After Zhu Yuanzhang's death, Zhu Yunwen, the great grandson of the emperor, ascended the throne, and his title was established.

4. The Fourth Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Gaochi.

Introduction: The eldest son of Ming Renzong was born in the eleventh year of Hongwu, and his mother was Queen Xu. As early as the Hongwu period, Zhu Gaochi was named the Prince of Yan, and was deeply loved by the ancestors of the emperor because of his elegance and kindness. Zhu and Zhu are quite similar, both brave and good at fighting. He has high prestige among military commanders. In the battle, he saved Cheng Zu from danger many times, on May 29th, the first year of Hongxi. Emperor Renzong died of a heart attack at the age of 47. It has been suggested that Injong questioned his contribution less than a year after he was in office. But I didn't know that during his reign, Cheng Zu spent most of his time fighting in the north, and North Korea's government affairs were always handed over to Zhu Gaochi, so he had enough time to carry out his own policies, which laid a good foundation for his accession to the throne. If this time is added, Zhu Gaochi's contribution to the Ming Dynasty is beyond doubt. Zhu Gaochi, Emperor Renzong of Ming Dynasty, deserves to be called Renzong.

5. The Fifth Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Zhanji, Xuanzong of Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: Zhu Zhanji (1398-1435 65438+10/3), Han nationality, was the fifth emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Gaochi, the eldest son of Emperor Renzong of Ming Dynasty, was loved and appreciated by his grandfather Judy and his father since childhood. In the ninth year of Yongle (14 1 1), he was made a great-grandson by his grandfather and conquered Mongolia with Judy several times. During the reign of Zhu Zhanji, there were "Sanyang" (Yang Shiqi, Yang Rong and Yang Pu), Zhouyi and Xia Yuanji; There were British officials and local governors like Yu Qian and Chen Zhou. At that time, there were many talented people, clear politics, people living and working in peace and contentment, and unprecedented economic development. Although Zhu Zhanji and his son ruled together for just eleven years, they were called "achievements comparable to literary circles" by historians, and "different people have different opinions, and the wise have different opinions" in history.

6. The Sixth Emperor of the Ming Dynasty: Emperor Zhu Qizhen of the Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: Zhu Qizhen, Ming Yingzong (1427165438+10/-kloc-0/23 February 464), the eldest son of Ming Xuanzong. Acceded to the throne at the age of 9, and the year number is orthodox. After the accession to the throne, the power of major events was vested in Zhang Taihou, who presided over the government affairs together with Sanyang and continued to implement the policies of the dynasty, leading to social and economic development. After Zhang's death, Sanyang acceded to the throne, favoring eunuchs and widely planting cronies, which opened the end of eunuch dictatorship in Ming Dynasty. In the 14th year, Vara invaded, obeyed Wang Zhen's words, personally expedition, arrived at the civil fort, and was defeated and captured. Xi King Zhu Qiyu proclaimed himself emperor and changed it to Jingtai. In the first year (145 1), Yingzong was released back to Beijing and placed under house arrest in Nangong. In eight years, Shi Heng and others launched a rebellion to seize the door, and Yingzong was restored, and another day was fine. Tan Poulnot. Ying Zong, posthumous title Fa Tian Li Dao Ren Mingcheng respected the emperor Wu Wenxian's virtue of Guang Xiao Rui. After his death, he was buried in the Yuling of the Ming Tombs.

7. The Seventh Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Qiyu, Ming Daizong.

Introduction: Zhu Qiyu (1428- 1457), the second son of Zhu Zhanji, the younger brother of Zhu Qizhen, Ming Yingzong, was captured by Monwa's assassin and succeeded to the throne. He used modest and other organizations to defend Beijing and beat back Vara's invasion. After the accession to the throne, the bureaucracy was reorganized, which made the bureaucracy look brand-new. After being put back, Yingzong received his cold shoulder, which was a major political failure. After eight years in office, he died at the age of 30, was deposed by the British Restoration, and was placed under house arrest. Xianzong revered posthumous title as Emperor Gongren Kangding Jing. Buried in Jinshankou, a suburb of Beijing, the graveyard of the Ming Dynasty princes. In the Southern Ming Dynasty, Fu Tianjian Daogong Renkangding Long Wenbu Wu Xiande worshipped the emperor, and the temple was named Daizong.

8. The Eighth Emperor of the Ming Dynasty: Zhu Jianshen, Ming Xianzong.

Introduction: Zhu Jianshen, Ming Xianzong (1447,1February 9, 487-1September 9, 487), formerly known as Zhu Jianzhuo, Han nationality. Ming Yingzong, the eldest son of the eighth emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and his mother, the filial piety queen Zhou. From 1464 to 1487, Zhu Jianshen is wise and generous. At the beginning of his reign, he restored the title of Emperor Zhu Qiyu, rehabilitated Yu Qian's unjust case, and appointed Shang Lu and other wise ministers to govern the country. It can be said that he has the demeanor of a king. With the clear trend of the times, many wise men in the imperial court and Zhu Jianshen were exempted from taxes and reduced in punishment, thus gradually reviving the social economy. However, the appointment of evil spirits during his reign cannot be said to be without defects. In the 23rd year of Chenghua (1487), he died on September 9th at the age of 4 1. Temple number Xianzong, posthumous title, following Tianning, said, "Sincerely and openly respect Wen, Su Wu Hongde, a saint, filial piety and pure emperor". Buried in the Ming Tombs Mausoleum.

9. Ninth Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Youtang, Emperor Xiaozong of Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: Zhu Youtang (1July 3, 470-1May 7, 505), the third son of Ming Xianzong, was born to Empress Xiao Muji. During his reign, after he ascended the throne, he worked hard to reverse the political corruption of Xianzong, expel traitors, work hard in politics, make every effort to expel traitors in the imperial court, and appoint honest ministers such as Wang Shu and Liu Daxia, so that the Ming Dynasty could be revived and developed into a prosperous time. History is called "Hongzhi Zhongxing" and he died young at the age of 36 due to illness. TempleNo. Xiaozong, Daejeon, posthumous title, Wensheng Zhongzheng, Cheng Chun, Ming Dow, and Dade Jingdi, SHEN WOO. Buried in Tailing Mausoleum of Ming Tombs in Beijing.

10, 10th Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Houzhao, Emperor Wuzong of Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: The eldest son of Ming Xiaozong (1491-1521) and his mother Zhang were in office for1505-1. Ming Wuzong is the most famous emperor in history. Year number, Zheng De (1506—152 1 year), total 16 years. Many people used to think that he was dissolute, violent, grotesque and shameless, and he was a rare ruthless king. However, through the research of historians, people's understanding of Wuzong has changed in recent years. Some people think that he pursues individual liberation, freedom and equality, but he is approachable, kind-hearted and a person with great personality. Tan Poulnot. During the reign of Emperor Wu Zongshi, Suri Zhao Zhede of posthumous title Chengtian Daoying made great contributions, and Emperor Si Xiaoyi of Hong Wen was buried in Kangling of the Ming Tombs in Beijing.

1 1, the 11th Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Houzong, Sejong of Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: Zhu Houzong (1507 ~ 1566), the emperor of Ming dynasty, the grandson of Ming Xianzong, the nephew of Ming Xiaozong, the cousin of Ming Wuzong and the youngest son of Xing Zhu Youti. 152 1 year-1566 reigned for 45 years (second only to his grandson Ming Shenzong). Later, it was called "Zhongxing period", that is, in the early stage, Korea and Taiwan were reorganized, taxes were reduced, and foreign enemies were attacked. However, there was a dispute with Yang Tinghe and other courtiers on the issue of discussing the father's promotion and offering the king, which was called "the debate on big gifts" in history. Later, he believed in Taoism and was obsessed with alchemy, which led to the "Renyin Palace Change" and no longer managed politics. Jiajing died in forty-five years (1566) at the age of 60. The temple number is Sejong, and Qin Tian, posthumous title, was ordered by the Emperor Su, who was responsible for the ceremony, the holy spirit, the martial arts and the great filial piety. Buried in the Yongling of the Ming Tombs in Beijing.

12, 12th Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Zaihou, Emperor of Mu Zong of Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: Zhu Zaihou (A.D. 1537- 1572), the third son of Ming Shizong, succeeded to the throne after his death. Teenagers can't get the love of their fathers because of their mothers. After he ascended the throne, his internal and external troubles made him care about the situation in North Korea, which had a great influence on his handling of government affairs after he ascended the pole. With the great help of Gao Gong, Zhang, Zhang and other ministers, the policy of innovation was implemented. However, indulging in flattering drugs and taking these flattering drugs for entertainment have led to indifference to national affairs. Zhu Zaihou reigned for six years and died at the age of 36. TempleNo. Mu Zong, posthumous title Qi Tianlong Dao Yuan Yi Kuan Ren Xian Wen Guang Wu Chun Dehong Di Xiao Zhuang. Buried in the Ming Tombs Zhaoling.

13, 13th Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yijun, Ming Shenzong.

Introduction: Zhu Yijun, (1563—1620), Han nationality, the third son of Ming dynasty. Qin Long became the Crown Prince in two years, Qin Long in six years, Mu Zong died, and Zhu Yijun, aged 10, succeeded to the throne, and the following year was changed to Wanli. At the beginning of his accession to the throne, in the face of internal troubles and foreign invasion, Zhang served as the first record of the cabinet and presided over the Wanli New Deal. In the early days of pro-government, he worked hard and launched the "Three Expeditions of Wanli" militarily, putting down the Cai Bai Uprising and the Yang Yinglong Uprising, and helping North Korea defeat the Japanese invaders. Later, he often went on strike regardless of state affairs. Jurchen rose rapidly in the northeast and defeated the Ming army in the battle of Salhu. Since then, the national strength of the Ming Dynasty has declined. He reigned for 48 years and was the longest-serving emperor in the Ming Dynasty. Temple number, posthumous title Fan Tianhe Daoist Su Dun Jianguang Wenwu Anren Xian Di, buried Ming Tombs Dingling.

14, 14th Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Zhu Changluo of Ming Dynasty.

Introduction: Zhu Changluo, the 14th emperor of Ming Dynasty (1August 28th, 582-1September 26th, 620) was in office for one month. The eldest son of Emperor Wanli of Ming Shenzong. Zhu Changluo was one of the most legendary emperors in the Ming Dynasty, and all three mysteries in the Ming Palace were related to him. Emperor Wanli didn't like this prince, and his position was once in jeopardy. After thirty-nine years of hard work, he finally got the throne he dreamed of, but on the morning of the thirtieth day when he ascended the throne, the emperor who was about to fly high died inexplicably. Temple name Guangzong, Emperor Ren Yuan, posthumous title worshipped Tianqi Road, Yingrui, Gongchun, Wen Jing and Yi Xiaozhen, and was buried in the Ming Tombs.

15, the 15th Emperor of Ming Dynasty: Emperor Mingxi lived in Zhu Youxiao.

Introduction: Zhu Youxiao (1605- 1627), the 15th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was the eldest son of Zhu Changluo. Guangzong died suddenly after only 29 days in office because of the "red pill case", and Zhu Youxiao succeeded to the throne after the "palace relocation case". Because his father was not loved by his grandfather Ming Shenzong, he was neglected since childhood. Less culture, better carpentry. Emperor Wanli left a will before he died, and made him the great-grandson of the emperor. He ascended the throne at 16 years old. After he ascended the throne, the threat of money became more and more serious, and the internal eunuch became more and more serious. People's livelihood was depressed in the Ming dynasty, and the sun was waning. Later, because of an accidental illness, he died on 1627 after taking the "fairy medicine" at the age of 23. He convinced his fifth brother that there was an emperor in Wang Zhu, which was later Ming Sizong.