Today we will talk about the most unfortunate emperors in the ancient history of our country, and look at the following.
Emperor Xian of Han (2 April 181 – 21 April 234 CE), courtesy name Bohe, second son of Emperor Liu Hong of Han, half-brother of Emperor Shao of Han, empress dowager Wang Rong, was the last emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, reigning from 189 to 220 AD. Because he was raised by Empress Dong, he was called "Marquis of Dong", and was initially crowned the King of Bohai, and later renamed King Chen Liu. In 189, Dong Zhuo deposed the Han Emperor Liu Xie and made Liu Xie emperor, and after Dong Zhuo was killed by Wang Yun and Lü Bu, Dong Zhuo's troops invaded Chang'an with Li Dai and others, held him hostage again, and later escaped from Chang'an. In 196, Cao Cao took control of Liu Xie and moved the capital to Xu County, blackmailing Tianzi to order the princes, and in 220 AD, Cao Cao fell ill and died, liu Xie was controlled by Cao Pi, and was subsequently forced to surrender to Cao Pi. In 234 AD, Liu Xie died at the age of 54. Buried in Chanling (present-day Beixiaofeng Village, Xiuwu County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province), he was given the title of Emperor Xiaoxian, and Liu Xie, the Emperor of Han Xian, never controlled the government.
Sima Ye (300 – 7 February 318), sima ye of Jin, grandson of Emperor Sima Yan of Jinwu and son of Sima Yan the Prince of Wujing[1], nephew of Sima Zheng of Jinhui and Sima Zhao of Jinhuai, the last emperor of the Western Jin Dynasty, reigned from 313 to 317 CE, sima Yi initially succeeded his uncle Sima Kam the Prince of Qin, and was enfeoffed as King of Qin. In the seventh year of Yongjia (313), after Emperor Huai of Jin was killed at Pingyang, Sima Yi took the throne in Chang'an and changed his name to Yuan Jianxing. When Sima Yi ascended the throne, the Western Jin Dynasty had no combat strength to fight; and Chang'an had no available materials to fight against Former Zhao. In August of the fourth year of Jianxing (316), Liu Yao sent an army to attack Chang'an and cut off Chang'an's grain transport; Emperor Huan of Jin surrendered to Han Zhao on November 11 (December 11) when food was cut off. Emperor Huan of Jin was then sent to Pingyang and given the title of Marquis of Huaiping, where he endured the humiliation of being the leader of the hunting procession and a miscellaneous servant who washed cups at banquets. On December 20, 318 , Jianxing was killed by Liu Cong at the age of eighteen , and his burial place is unknown.
Emperor Jin of jin completed Yan Chenglin (?) -February 9, 1234), the last emperor of the Jin Dynasty, the real name of Hu Dun, The Completed Yan Chenglin was a descendant of the Jin Dynasty Ancestor Impeachment Bowl, the first Jin Dynasty general, Xiao Yong was good at war, talented and strategic, deeply affected by the Jin Emperor's complete Yan Shouxu, Emperor Aizong knew that the day of the fall of the country was coming, did not want to be the king of the fallen country, on the evening of the first month, he issued the edict to complete Yan Chenglin, and the complete Yan Chenglin initially insisted on pushing back, and then Emperor Aizong pleaded bitterly, saying: "Emperor Aizong entrusted you with the Jiangshan Sheji, which is also forced to do so. He was obese and could not go out on horseback. In case the city falls, it will be difficult to break through, considering that you are usually strong and skilled, and you have the talent and strategy, if the country is lucky enough to escape, you can continue the state, which is the intention of Yuan. Therefore, Yan Chenglin could only agree to succeed to the throne. Shortly after the succession ceremony the next day, a battle report was received saying that the Song and Mongol armies had invaded the city, and Emperor Aizong fled to Youlanxuan, and Yan Chenglin, who had just taken the throne, rushed out to meet the enemy and started a street battle, but he could not defeat the Song and Mongolian combined forces, so he retreated to the sub-city, according to historians, Yan Chenglin reigned for less than an hour, the shortest reigning emperor in Chinese history.
The Yongzheng Emperor of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, folklore is most concentrated on his notoriety of "changing the edict to seize the throne", "cannibalism", and "not being able to die well", and since he ascended to the throne, such rumors have not stopped. There are many folk legends about the cause of Yongzheng's death, some say that he was stabbed to death by Lü Siniang, some say that he was hanged by the palace maid, some persuade Dan Yao to die of poisoning or stroke, and even more that he was poisoned by Cao Xueqin and Zhu Xiangyu in collusion. It can be recognized that Yongzheng was one of the most diligent emperors in the feudal dynasty, and during his 13-year reign, Yongzheng made a series of reforms to the Qing court organs and the rule of officials, such as reforming the land and returning to the stream in order to strengthen the rule of the minority nationalities in the southwest, returning the envy of silver to the public, and establishing a system of raising clean silver, etc. It was precisely he who reformed and rectified the accumulated shortcomings of Kangxi in his later years and swept away the decadence, so that the rule of officials was clarified, the rule was stable, the treasury was full, and the burden of the people was reduced. In fact, Yongzheng's "notoriety" came from his exploits, so the Yongzheng Emperor was also unlucky.