2. The year number refers to the name used for chronology. Generally initiated by the emperor, but also commemorated by the name of the country (the time when the country was born). Originated in China, influenced by China, Japanese began to use year numbers in the late 7th century, and Vietnamese began to use them in10th century. Korea, Korea and Mongolia were all influenced by China in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. At present, Japan still uses the year number of the emperor, and the main year number used by North Korea is similar to the year number. China, Mongolia, Viet Nam and South Korea have completely abolished year numbers and replaced them with AD years.
3. posthumous title is another appellation after the death of an ancient ruler or a person with status in China. Such as "warrior" emperor, "mourning" public and so on. After the death of ancient emperors, governors, high officials and ministers, the imperial court gave them a title of praise or blame for good and evil according to their life behavior, which was called Shi or posthumous title. "History, the trace of the line also; No, the power of the table is also; Car clothes, job badge. So the big line is famous, and the small line gets its name. Those who are for themselves are born in people. " The emperor's posthumous title was discussed by officials of does; Posthumous title, vassal, given by the court.
Posthumous title of Puyi is the emperor. Generally speaking, there are the following situations that are satisfactory:
I'm worried about my country. Still how much mourning.
In the country, I am eager to see bones. The problem of soldiers and robbers.
Trouble is called sadness. A country without a government is always in chaos.
It makes people sad. Abuse of power and thieves.
4. Temple number is the name honored by the ancient emperor of China when he paid homage to the ancestral temple after his death. Such as Gaozu and Taizong. Empress and Empress Dowager enjoy the posthumous title, and the hall number belongs exclusively to the Emperor of the Great Line.
The title of the last emperor Puyi was Xuan Tong, which emphasized the orthodox position of the Qing Dynasty because of the rebellion in various places at that time. Puyi died in the 1960s. Arguably, there is no posthumous title and temple number, which was added to him by his descendants. "Worry" means worry and sadness. In the first half of Puyi's life, the family was not harmonious at home and abroad. The "emperor" summed up his first half of life like this. The name of this temple sums up his later life. After the victory of World War II, he became a war criminal. After the founding of New China, he actively reformed, turned over a new leaf, was modest, had no imperial spirit, and was added as a "public" faction.