Genghis Khan (Temujin)
He was also the son of Su Cai, the founder of the Mongol Empire and the founding monarch. Genghis (probably) means as wide as the sea, and Khan means emperor. Genghis Khan is widely regarded as the most god-like military scientist and politician in human history, and the West has called it "the whip of God" and "the conqueror of the world".
Wokutai
The second Great Khan of the Mongol Empire. Inheriting Genghis Khan's legacy, he completely conquered Central Asia and northern China during his reign, appointed the Liao Yelü Chucai to govern the Central Plains, and promoted Han people to officials.
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The eldest son of Wokuotai , addicted to alcohol and with hand and foot spasms, reigned for less than two years, during which he had contacts with the Roman Catholic Pope, and the Liangzhou Huimeng occurred in the second year of his reign (1247).
Mongo
The fourth Great Khan of the Mongol Empire, grandson of Genghis Khan, eldest son of Tulei, adopted son of Wokuotai, and elder brother of Kublai Khan. He reigned for 8 years, mainly in West Asia, Dali, and Southern Song Dynasty. The general (younger brother) of the Western Expedition exterminated the Abbasid dynasty (Baghdad).
Kublai Khan
The founding monarch of the Dayuan Dynasty. During his reign, he eliminated the Southern Song Dynasty, unified China, fixed the capital Yuandadu (present-day Beijing), and rebuilt the Grand Canal, but the Mongol Empire also split into four khanates. Obese, alcoholic, gout, but he was the longest-lived of the Mongol Khan (died at the age of 80).
Tiemuel (Yuan Chengzong)
During his reign, he stopped foreign conquests, reduced taxes in Jiangnan, and eased social conflicts. The territory of the Yuan Dynasty was maximized, reaching north of Lake Baikal in the north and the Hainan Islands in the south, and the four khanates recognized its suzerainty. In his later years, he fell ill and the dynasty declined, laying hidden dangers for the struggle for the throne in the middle of the Yuan Dynasty.
Yuan Wuzong
Nephew of Yuan Chengzong, reigned for 4 years, added Confucius, banned the White Lotus Sect, and united with the Chagatai Khanate to destroy the Kuotai Khanate. During his reign, the currency depreciated due to the issuance of additional banknotes.
Yuan Renzong
The younger brother of Yuan Wuzong, he implemented the policy of "ruling the country with Confucianism", resumed the imperial examination, and made achievements. However, breaking the oath passed down from uncle to nephew led to a 20-year court struggle in the Yuan Dynasty.
Yuan Yingzong
Ascended the throne at the age of 18, pro-government at the age of 20, implemented reforms and promulgated the "Dayuan Tong System", but the new policy touched the interests of the conservative aristocracy, and was assassinated at the age of 21, which is known in history as the change of Nanpo.
Taiding Emperor
The sixth emperor of the Yuan Dynasty and the 10th Great Khan of the Mongol Empire. During his reign, monks were forbidden to purchase folk land, Han people were forbidden to collect and carry weapons, and ordered the protection of Xuanyuan Huangdi's tomb.
Emperor Tianshun
The son of Emperor Taiding, he ascended the throne at the age of 8 in Yuanshangdu (present-day Blue Banner Camp, Inner Mongolia), reigned for only one month, and was later abolished by Emperor Wenzong of Yuan, who had ascended the throne from Yuandadu (Beijing).
Yuan Wenzong
He took the throne twice, for a total of 4 years. Founded Kuizhangge and edited the "Jingshi Great Classic". However, there were many popular uprisings in the country, and the empire was on the eve of falling apart.
Yuan Mingzong
The Yuan emperor, who reigned for 185 days, was poisoned by Yan Timur (whose people poisoned Emperor Yuanmingzong, Emperor Wenzong, and Emperor Ningzong).
Yuan Ningzong
The second son of Yuan Mingzong, the 10th emperor of the Yuan Dynasty and the 14th Great Khan of the Mongol Empire, reigned for only 2 months and died at the age of 6.
Emperor Huizong of Yuan (Emperor Yuanshun, Emperor Zhizheng)
The last emperor of the Yuan Dynasty before retiring to Mobei under the suppression of the Ming Dynasty. During his reign, the political situation was turbulent, the people changed frequently, and the emperor was unable to return to heaven. He reigned for 37 years. During his term of office, there were frequent civil changes, and control over the Central Plains and Jiangnan was gradually lost. Yeshi refers to his biological father as Emperor Gong of Song, who surrendered to Mengyuan.
Former Shōjō
The second emperor of the Northern Yuan Dynasty (the first was his father Emperor Yuanshun), reigned for 8 years (1370-1378), and spent most of his time in Mobei escaping the pursuit of the Ming army.
Later Lord of the Northern Yuan (Timur of the Northern Yuan)
The last emperor before the Northern Yuan last year. Historians often do not count him as the emperor of a unified dynasty.
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