Before writing that Ming Jun Dusk Emperor chaos stew listed the history of the thirteen emperors who reigned for 40 years, many readers left a message saying that the pre-Qin reigned longer and more, indeed, the pre-Qin kingdoms [excluding the Xia Shang and the Yellow Emperor Legend Period] reigned for more than forty years there are 34, a certain had to raise the standard, only the list of reigns of more than fifty years, for all readers to read, welcome to add omissions, thank you.
<h3>1, Qihuan Gong Ji Gu Rong, reigned 636-567 BC, reigned for 70 years. </h3>
The 10th monarch of the Kingdom of Qi, the son of Duke Qicheng, reigned for 70 years and passed on to his son Duke Xiaoxiao.
<h3>2, Qi Zhuang Gong Jiang Buy, 794 BC - 731 BC reigned, reigned for 64 years. </h3>
The twelfth monarch of the State of Qi, the son of Duke Cheng of Qi. Reigned for 64 years. Passed the throne to his son Duke Qi.
During his reign, the state of Qi gradually strengthened, laying a solid foundation for his grandson Qi Huan to dominate the Central Plains. Due to his long reign, the State of Qi, which had just experienced 70 years of civil strife, was able to recover from a long period of stability.
<h3>3, Song Jing Gongzi Touman, reigned from 516 BC to 453 BC, reigned for 64 years. </h3>
The son of Prince Zuo of the Song Dynasty, he was the twenty-eighth monarch of the Song Dynasty, reigned for 64 years, was childless, and was succeeded by his nephew and grandson, who was the Duke of Houzhao.
Song Jinggong has an allusion to the confusion of the heart: the star of the reflection is Mars, invading the scope of the heart, corresponding to the Song Kingdom, which is the evil omen of the main sword soldier disaster, Jing Gong is very worried, the astrological official Ziwei said that he can transfer the disaster to the prime minister to bear, Jing Gong said that the prime minister is the minister who assists the country, that is, my humerus, the action of supporting the whole body, how can he be allowed to suffer the disaster? Ziwei said it could be transferred to the common people. Jing Gong said that as the king of a country, he should appease the people with benevolence, how can he let the people bear the calamity? ZiWei said that it could be transferred to the harvest of the old grain, and Jing Gong said that the people depended on the harvest, and if the harvest was not good, the people would be in distress, and who would I rely on to be the monarch? Ziwei said, although the sky is high, you can hear the words of the people on the earth, and if you say these three words that can be a human being, Mars will also move. Later, observing the astrology, it moved three degrees and left the range of the heart, and song Guo did not have a sword disaster that year.
<h3>4, King Ji Yan of Zhou, reigned 319-256 BC, reigned for 59 years. </h3>
Son of King Shenliang of Zhou, the 25th monarch of Eastern Zhou and the last monarch of Eastern Zhou. He had two allusions: the state bonds and debts were high, and the king of Chu Kaolie united with the states to cut down Qin, listened to the advice of the ministers, and fooled the king of Zhou Zhao into becoming the ally, on the condition that he had to send troops and call on the princes to respond. Where does king Zhou Zhao have military funds to support the troops! But think about it, everyone went to fight the Qin Kingdom, maybe they would win, they would always catch some oil and water, and king Zhou Zhao, who was dim in wisdom, agreed. What to do if there is no money, borrow money, borrow money from those rich households in the royal city, Zhou Tianzi walked in the forefront of the times, issued state bonds, promised to repay the principal and interest together with the stolen property after winning the battle, this is the early national bond.
Who knows? None of the princes wanted to be the head bird, and the King of Zhou Zhao gathered an army of six thousand people gathered in Yique and waited for many days, except for the Chu and Yan kingdoms, no one else came, the matter of cutting down qin was not over, and the king of Zhou Zhao wasted military expenses in vain, and did not achieve the expected dream of getting rich.
Those rich households in Wangcheng heard about it, and they all took the state bonds around the palace to ask for debts from the Son of Heaven, and they quarreled all day long, and the king of Zhou Zhao had no way, and he did not pay back the money, and he wanted to die. At that time, the nobles were all pointing to face, and they could not do anything to pay their debts, and could only hide their debts.
The king of Zhou Zhao could not get down on the high platform in the palace, and the chinese people called that high platform the debt escape platform, which is also the origin of the idiom allusion to the high debt platform.
<h3>5, Qi Jinggong Jiang Pestle Usu, reigned 548-490 BC, reigned for 59 years. </h3>
Son of Duke Ling of Qi, brother of Duke Zhuang of Qi, and 26th monarch of the State of Qi. Among his ministers, the early Xiangguo had Cui Zhu Qingfeng, and later Xiangguo Yanbao, Sima Yong Tho, and Liang Qiuzhao.
Qi Jinggong had both the ability to govern the country and the desire for pleasure. Duke Jing of Qi reigned for 58 years, with many famous courtiers and relatively stable domestic security, but because there was no concubine, he abolished Chang Li and was young, and the sons behind him launched a fierce struggle for the throne, laying the groundwork for the Tian clan to represent Qi.
<h3>6, Xiong Zhang, King of Chuhui, reigned from 489 BC to 432 BC, reigned for 58 years. </h3>
The son of King Zhao of Chu, the 30th monarch of the State of Chu, after King Hui of Chu ascended the throne, he reused Zixi, Ziqi, Zilu and others to reform politics, rest with the people, develop production, and enable the state of Chu to recover rapidly. He successively quelled the rebellion of Bai Gongsheng, destroyed the states of Chen, Cai, and Qi, and expanded the territory of the Chu state to the East China Sea, Huaihai, and Surabaya, becoming a powerful hegemon.
<h3>7, Qin Zhaowang Yingji, reigned from 306 BC to 251 BC, reigned for 56 years. </h3>
Son of King Huiwen of Qin, half-brother of King Wu of Qin, and the 28th monarch of the State of Qin. King Wu of Qin died, and King Zhao of Qin defeated his brothers Gongzi Fu (芾) and Gongzi Zhuang (公子庄) to succeed him.
During his reign, the State of Qin continued to expand, destroying the Zhou Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, and moving Jiuding to Xianyang, laying the foundation for the Qin unification war.
<h3>8, King Ji Man of Zhou Mu reigned for 55 years. </h3>
Son of King Zhao of Zhou, fifth monarch of Western Zhou. He reigned for 55 years, the longest reigning King of Zhou in western Zhou, and wrote the Lü Punishment, which is the earliest legal code handed down in China.
King Mu of Zhou was one of the most legendary emperors in Chinese history, known as "Mu Tianzi". There are a lot of legends and stories.
<h3>9, Weiwu Gongjihe, reigned 812-758 BC, reigned for 55 years. </h3>
He was the son of Marquis Wei and the younger brother of Wei Gongbo. The 11th monarch of the Wei Dynasty, in 813 BC, the Marquis of Wei died, and the crown prince Yu succeeded to the throne, in order to defend Gongbo, Gongzi he attacked his brother in front of the cemetery of Wei Gongbo, Wei Gongbo hid in the tomb and committed suicide. Gongzi and his successor were the Duke of Weiwu.
During his reign, he carried out Uncle Kang's decrees to make the people harmonious and stable. Later, because of his meritorious service to the king, he was promoted to duke.
<h3>10, Cao Huan Gongji lived, reigned 756-702 BC, reigned for 55 years. </h3>
The son of Cao Mugong, the twelfth monarch of the State of Cao, his father died, and the crown prince Shi Fu succeeded to the throne, and Ji killed Shi Fu for life and established himself as a monarch.
<h3>11, Zhou Ping Wang Ji Yiusu, reigned from 770 BC to 720 BC, reigned for 51 years. </h3>
The son of Ji Gongtang (姬宫湦), the king of Zhou You, and the daughter of the mother queen Shen Hou (shen hou), the first monarch of eastern Zhou.
In the Western Zhou Dynasty, King You of Zhou deposed Empress Shen and Ji Yiusu, with Qiu Ji as the queen and BoFu as the crown prince. Ji Yiusu fled to the Shen Kingdom and joined forces with The State of Jing and Inu Rong to attack King You of Zhou, and both King You of Zhou and Duke Huan of Zheng were killed by InuYasha. The princely states of Shen, Lu, and Xu succeeded Ji Yiusu to the throne.
In 770 BC, the capital was moved to Luoyi, which was the king of Zhou Ping, known in history as Eastern Zhou. "At the time of King Ping, the Zhou Dynasty was in decline, the princes were strong and weak, Qi, Chu, Qin, and Jin were great, and the government was governed by Fang Bo."
<h3>12, King Xiong Yun of Chucheng reigned from 671 BC to 620 BC, reigning for 51 years. </h3>
The son of King Wen of Chu, Lady Muxi, the 20th monarch of the State of Chu, in 672 BC, killed his brother Chu TuobaO and seized the throne. After ascending the throne, Bu Shi Ende, forged an alliance with the princes, paid tribute to Zhou Tianzi to consolidate the throne, suppressed the Yiyue tribes, and vigorously expanded the territory. Successively destroyed the countries of String, Huang, Ying, and Kui.
After competing with the State of Qi for hegemony, he later feared the prestige of the Qi state, and held an alliance with him to temporarily reconcile with the princes of the Central Plains. In 638 BC, he defeated Song Xianggong at the Battle of Hong and dominated the Central Plains. During the Battle of Chengpu, it was defeated by the Jin State, so its development to the Central Plains was hindered.
<h3>13, Qi Xuangong Jiang Ji, reigned 455-405 BC, reigned for 51 years. </h3>
Son of Duke Qi Ping, 31st monarch of the State of Qi. Taking Tian Zhuangzi (田白) as his counterpart, he is a puppet of the Tian clan. Zikang Gongluan succeeded to the throne.
<h3>14, Duke Wen of Qin, reigned from 765 BC to 716 BC, reigned for 50 years. </h3>
The son of Duke Xiang of Qin, the second monarch of the Qin state, during his reign, he set up a historical official to chronicle; defeated Xi Rong, collected the remnants of the Zhou Dynasty, and expanded the land to the west of Qi; and formulated a criminal law against the three tribes. At that time, the Qin people had completely settled and engaged in agriculture. The crown prince died early, and his grandson Ning Gong succeeded to the throne.