As the second nationwide feudal dynasty in Chinese history to be founded by ethnic minorities, the Qing Dynasty was successful because it performed better than its "old predecessor" Yuan Dynasty, successfully surviving the century-old mark of guozuo.
But at the same time it also failed, because it became the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history.
Whether it is the continuation of success or the destruction of failure, it is inseparable from the influence of the "emperor" of the ruler of the country, so what are the stories of the 12 emperors of the Qing Dynasty?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="7" > Qing Taizu Nurhaci</h1>
As the founding prince of the Later Jin Dynasty and the founder of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, Nurhaci's name must be familiar to everyone.
Young and promising, at the age of 25, he began to unify the entire Jurchen tribe, and in the 44th year of the Wanli Calendar, he established the Houjin in Hetuala, directly dividing Liaodong and becoming a hegemon.
As a person of ethnic minority, Nurhaci is proficient in Chinese, appreciates Han culture, and his favorite book is "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which can be said to be quite stylish.
And the facts have also proved that his ability and talent are not inferior to any of the monarchs in the Three Kingdoms, and he can absorb Liaodong to conquer the Ming Dynasty in one fell swoop, which is the best proof of more than 70 cities in the Liaodong region.
It was precisely because of the solid foundation he laid that the Qing Dynasty was able to establish later, so among the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, Nurhaci was tied with Emperor Taiji of the Qing Dynasty.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="90" > Emperor Taiji of the Qing Dynasty</h1>
In view of the above ranking, there may be many friends who are not convinced, thinking that Huang Taiji cannot be compared with Nurhaci at all.
But in fact, this view is not right, not to mention anything else, let's say that Nurhaci unified the Jurchen tribe, Huang Taiji also has great merit, otherwise after Nurhaci's sudden death, Huang Taiji would not have been elected as the new Khan without a will.
During the reign of Emperor Taiji, he actively carried out reforms in the country, modeled on the previous feudal dynasty and centralized power, laying a solid foundation for the 268-year rule of the Qing Dynasty.
In terms of external performance, he was not inferior, not only surrendered to the Mongols located in the southern region of the desert, but also conquered Korea, which performed quite well, and it is precisely because of this that we will say that the ability of Emperor Taiji and Nurhaci is the only one among the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="91" > Shunzhi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty</h1>
As for the Shunzhi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, if he could reunite with Nurhaci and Emperor Taiji, he would most likely be smoked.
Because he was suspended by Dorgon for 7 years, after he ascended the throne, he was also fascinated by Dong Efei, and when he saw that Dong Efei had died, he also had to go to the house to become a monk, which was really a bit of an "informality".
Of course, in other words, Qing Taizu Shunzhidi is also a very remarkable person, able to snatch back the power from the strong Dolgun, shun and rectify the court's official rule, improve the ability of the bureaucracy to do practical things, in this regard has been quite a Ming jun's performance, plus he dares to love and dare to hate, the wind evaluation is quite OK.
Of course, the position of the Shunzhi Emperor was still a bit awkward, because he could not compare with the Nurhaci and Emperor Taiji above him, nor could he compare with the Kangxi and Qianlong emperors behind him.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="92" > Qing Dynasty Saint Zu Kangxi</h1>
Speaking of the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, it can be said that in addition to Nurhaci and Emperor Taiji, the 12 emperors of the Qing Dynasty can fight the most powerful.
Although during his reign he did not open up the territory of the Qing Dynasty on a large scale, nor did he carry out any famous internal reforms, but several times to quell domestic civil unrest was enough to prove his political skills and military ability.
If there is no Kangxi Emperor, then it is quite difficult to say whether the Qing Dynasty can surpass the Yuan Dynasty and span a hundred years of guozuo, and because of this, people generally recognize the Kangxi Emperor's Wenzhi martial arts, and also gave him a "Holy Ancestor" title.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="93" > Qing Dynasty Emperor Yongzheng</h1>
After talking about Kangxi, let's talk about Yongzheng, the emperor who stood out from many brothers, the most famous point is that he can "do it".
In order to be able to keep the foundation established by his ancestors and deal with the mess left by Kangxi's late reign, the Yongzheng Emperor can be said to be dressed and painstaking, fortunately, in the end he successfully completed his "defending the city" figure.
It not only dealt with the problem of corruption in the official arena, but also further consolidated the rule of the Qing Dynasty.
Although when it comes to the peak of the Qing Dynasty, everyone habitually says "Kangqian prosperous", but in fact, the merit of Bian Yongzheng here is not small.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="94" > Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty</h1>
After the kangxi and yongzheng emperors worked hard to govern, the Qing Dynasty finally reached its peak in qianlong's hands, but the split screen of this "ten perfect old man" was really difficult to say.
As the longest-reigning emperor in the entire history of China, Qianlong was indeed capable, and with the solid family foundation laid by his predecessors, he also successfully led the Qing Dynasty to embark on a glorious road.
However, it is precisely because he indulged in the prosperous world and led to the trend of corruption and corruption with a luxurious style, which eventually led to the decline of the Qing Dynasty, so it can only be said that the reputation is mixed.
Of course, Qianlong's contribution to the expansion of the territory cannot be ignored, and after seizing the opportunity to solve the Dzungars, which had been entangled with the Qing Dynasty for a hundred years, Qianlong took the western region into China's territory in one fell swoop, which is a point worthy of praise.
If we comment on the Qianlong Emperor from an objective point of view, then we should have meritorious deeds and deeds, and the merits are greater than the excesses.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="95" > Qingrenzong Jiaqing</h1>
Compared with the Qianlong Emperor, the Jiaqing Emperor was much more unlucky, and his father not only did not leave him a solid "family situation", but left him a dynasty that was going to decline.
It is also aware of this that the Jiaqing Emperor worked very hard all his life, busy checking and filling in the gaps for the Qing Dynasty, but unfortunately he could not get the point, so that it was counterproductive.
For example, in order to improve the corrupt atmosphere in the imperial court, he directly punished the biggest corrupt official, He Yan, but this move not only failed to curb the unhealthy atmosphere, but led to more and more serious corruption in the Qing Dynasty.
In other matters, this is more or less the case, for him to blindly conservative, only want to use the methods set by the ancestors in the past to solve the problems he is facing now, do not know how to adapt and innovate, so instead of stopping the decline caused by Qianlong, it has also accelerated the demise of the Qing Dynasty.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="96" > Qing Xuanzong Daoguang</h1>
As for the Daoguang Emperor to be talked about next, although he could not compare with his ancestors in terms of Wenzhi martial arts, his fame was not bad at all, after all, he was known as "the most slashing emperor in history".
Rather than cutting the door, it is better to say that it is frugal, as the emperor Daoguang only has one piece of clothing without patches on it, that is, the dragon robe, and the rest of the clothes are torn and worn, torn and repaired, which can be described as the best example of thriftiness.
In addition to his extremely high requirements for himself, the Daoguang Emperor's requirements for concubines were not low, and most of the concubines wore old clothes, which curbed the corruption of the Qin Dynasty to a certain extent, and his rectification of the bureaucracy and strict prohibition of opium did indeed give the Qing Dynasty a breath.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="97" > Qing Wenzong Xianfeng</h1>
Similar to the Daoguang Emperor, there was also his successor, the Xianfeng Emperor, although this emperor had the nickname of "Four No Emperors", and indeed did not have any superb level of governance and military policy, but the good villains were still down-to-earth and willing to handle state affairs pragmatically.
Unfortunately, he was really unlucky, and happened to encounter the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement, so that the wind evaluation in history was not very good.
More crucially, the occurrence of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement marked that the rule of the feudal dynasty had actually gradually come to an end, and the efforts of the Xianfeng Emperor could only delay the pace of this dynasty that was about to come to an end to a limited extent.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="98" > Qing Muzong Tongzhi</h1>
Among the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, the most regrettable one is the Tongzhi Emperor, who during his 14-year reign, although he was not able to make any remarkable innovations, he also gradually realized the shortcomings of the Qing Dynasty itself, so he actively carried out the foreign affairs movement.
Unfortunately, he suffered from smallpox after only two years of pro-government, and eventually died, which can also be said to erase the last hope of the continuation of the Qing Dynasty.
And he also left a huge disaster for the Qing Dynasty, that is, Empress Dowager Cixi.
During his two years in power, he failed to completely overthrow Empress Dowager Cixi from the court, which directly led to the fact that after his death, Cixi directly took over the government and accelerated the demise of the Qing Dynasty.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="99" > Qing Dezong Guangxu</h1>
Due to the scourge left by the Tongzhi Emperor, the Guangxu Emperor can be said to be a puppet without political power, and during his 34-year reign, he almost never tasted power.
At first, the empress dowagers of Ci'an and Cixi directly listened to the government, and even after he grew up, he still could not get rid of Cixi's control, and he did not even have basic autonomy in food, clothing, and living, let alone managing the government.
But perhaps this is also a good thing, because even if he succeeds in running that dynasty, the historical wind evaluation will not be better, only worse, because the Qing Dynasty at that time is about to burn out the last candle.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="100" > Xuantong Emperor Puyi</h1>
The last thing to say is the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Puyi, if you put aside Yuan Shikai, who reigned for more than 80 days, then you can also say that Puyi was the last emperor of China's feudal dynasty, from here, his identity is quite special.
When he was a few years old, he inherited the throne, and later was forced to see the Collapse of the Qing Dynasty, it can be said that Puyi is not like a ruler for the Qing Dynasty, more like a witness, and later Puyi became a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and when he returned to the Forbidden City to see it, he had to buy tickets first, which really made people sigh.
The 12 emperors of the Qing Dynasty were introduced to the end, I don't know which one do you appreciate more?