After Wu Zetian's death, Li Xian became emperor for five years, and the emperor after Li Xian was Li Dan, the emperor of Ruizong.
Tang Zhongzong Li Xian (656 -71), whose original name was Li Zhe, was the seventh son of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and the third son of Wu Zetian. Tang Zhongzong was in power twice before and after, and he was in power for seven years. He died suddenly in 71 AD at the age of 55.
The Book of the Old Tang Dynasty commented on Li Xian: A cheap man can punish his greedy husband, but a wise minister cannot help his master. Sincerely, I am confused by my ambition, but I have no long-term vision. I don't know the difficulty of starting a business, but I only take the joy of the year.
Tang Ruizong Li Dan (662-716), originally named Li Xulun and Li Lun, was born in Chang 'an in 662, the fifth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the eighth son of Tang Gaozong, the fourth son of Wu Zetian, and Tang Zhongzong's mother and brother.
Li Dan ascended the throne twice before and after, and * * * was in power for more than eight years, but he really took power for only two years. He was called Emperor Tai Shang for four years, and died in Kaiyuan for four years (716). The temple name was Ruizong, and posthumous title was the Xuanzhen Great Sage, and was buried in Qiaoling.
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List of emperors of the Tang Dynasty
The Tang Dynasty (618-97) was one of the dynasties with the longest unification time and the strongest national strength in China history. It lasted for 289 years, and it was called one of the two powerful dynasties in China history together with the Han Dynasty.
1. Brief introduction of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan: the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the founder of the Tang Empire, and a brief introduction of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan (June 25, 566-635), the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty.
Introduction of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Gaozu Li Yuan (565-June 25th, 635), born in Chang 'an, was the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty in China.
In May 618, Li Yuan proclaimed himself emperor, changed his name to Tang, and made Chang 'an his capital. Soon after, he unified the whole country. On June 25th, 635, Li Yuan died. After the death of Tang gaozu, Emperor Taiwu of posthumous title, with the temple name Gaozu, was buried in Xianling.
In August of the first year of Shangyuan (674), Tang Gaozong was renamed Emperor Shenyao. In February of the thirteenth year of Tianbao, the God Yao Dasheng was honored as Emperor Guangxiao.
2. Introduction of Li Shimin of Emperor Taizong: He was rated as a model of a wise monarch in the history of China
Li Shimin (599-649), the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, reigned for 23 years, with the title of Zhenguan. The name means "to help the world and the people", and Longxi became a man. Li Shimin was not only a famous politician and strategist, but also a calligrapher and poet.
3. Brief introduction of Li Zhi, Tang Gaozong: the cowardly emperor who did nothing during his imperial career
The third emperor of the Tang Dynasty (reigned from 649 to 683), Li Zhi, Tang Gaozong (628-683), whose word was good, was the ninth son of Emperor Taizong of Li Shimin, and his mother was the eldest grandson and his third son.
In the fifth year of Zhenguan (631), he was made King of Jin. Later, Li Chenggan, the eldest son of Emperor Taizong, and Wang Wei Lee Tae, the second son of Emperor Taizong, were successively abolished, and he was made Crown Prince in the seventeenth year of Zhenguan (643).
4. Brief introduction of Tang Zhongzong Li Xian: the emperor who was poisoned by three women all his life
The fourth emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Zhongzong Li Xian (656-71), Han nationality, posthumous title Dahe Dasheng Da Zhaoxiao (the first filial piety and emperor), formerly known as Li Zhe, the seventh son of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and the third son of Wu Zetian (January 23, 684).
Tang Zhongzong was in power twice before and after. * * * was in power for five and a half years. He was poisoned by Queen Wei in 71 AD, aged 55, and was buried in Dingling (now Fenghuang Mountain, 15 miles northwest of Fuping County, Shaanxi Province).
5. Brief introduction of Tang Ruizong Li Dan: the emperor who succeeded to the Great Unification twice in history
The fifth emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Ruizong Li Dan (June 22, 662-July 13, 716), Tang Ruizong, also known as Xu Lun, Han nationality, the eighth son of Tang Gaozong, the youngest son of Wu Zetian, and Tang Zhongzong as his brother. He ascended the throne twice in his whole life, and made two generations of empress Wu Zetian brief introduction: the only female emperor in the history of China
the only orthodox female emperor in the history of China: Wu Zetian's Secret History (624-75), a female politician and poet from Wenshui, Bingzhou, the only orthodox female emperor in the history of China, and the oldest in succession (67 years old).
7. Brief introduction of Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty: the prosperous time of Kaiyuan in Tang Dynasty was ruined by romantic love
Brief introduction of Li Longji, the seventh emperor of Tang Dynasty-Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (September 8, 685-May 3, 762), also known as Emperor Ming of Tang Dynasty. He reigned from 712 to 756. Tang Ruizong Li Dan's third son, mother Dou Defai.
8. Introduction to Li Heng, Tang Suzong: The Emperor of the Troubled Times who died of fright in the palace coup
The eighth emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Li Heng (711-762), namely, Tang Suzong, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty and the son of Li Longji of Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He reigned in 756-761. An Shi Rebellion broke out in the 14th year of Tianbao (AD 755).
9. Brief introduction of Tang Daizong Li Yu: The first eldest son of the Tang Dynasty ascended the throne
The ninth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, Li Yu of Tang Daizong (727-779), Han nationality, was the eldest son of Tang Suzong. At the beginning, he was named as the King of Guangping, and later he was renamed the King of Chu and became the King. After the change of Ma Wei, he went north with Su Zong and was appointed as the "Grand Marshal of Military Forces", commanding the generals to recover the two capitals. In 758 AD, he was appointed as the Crown Prince, and in 763 he put down the Anshi Rebellion.
1. Brief introduction of Tang Dezong Li Shi: Emperor who has endured the baptism and test of war
The tenth emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Dezong (reigned from 779 to 85), Li Shi (pronounced Kuò), was born in Chang 'an Grand Palace on April 19th in the first year of Tianbao (742). He is the eldest son of Su Zong and the eldest son of Dai Zong, and his whole boyhood is the glorious years of the Tang Dynasty Empire.
11. Brief introduction of Tang Shunzong Li Yong: the emperor who was forced to abdicate and became the emperor's father the fastest
The 11th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Shunzong, named Li Yong (761-86 AD), the eldest son of Tang Dezong. Dezong died of a stroke and was succeeded by him. In August, he died of illness after being forced to abdicate by eunuchs. He was 46 years old and was buried in Fengling (33 miles northeast of Fuping County, Shaanxi Province).
12. Brief introduction of Chun Li, Tang Xianzong: the emperor who started the last prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty
The 12th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Chun Li (778 ~ 82), the emperor of China in the Tang Dynasty, namely Tang Xianzong. He reigned from 85 to 82. Tang Shunzong's eldest son. At the beginning of the 21st century, he became a prince and changed his name to Chun. Acceded to the throne in August.
13. Introduction of Tang Muzong Li Heng: Three of the five sons became emperors
The 13th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Muzong, the third son of Xianzong, was born on July 6th, in the 11th year of Zhenyuan (795) in Daming Palace, Chang 'an, the capital of Beijing.
14. Introduction to Li Zhan, Tang Jingzong: The shortest-lived emperor in the Tang Dynasty
Fourteen emperors in the Tang Dynasty: Li Zhan, Tang Jingzong (89-826), the eldest son of Tang Muzong, was murdered by eunuchs for two years, aged 18, and was buried in Zhuangling (now 3 miles northeast of Sanyuan County, Shaanxi Province).
15. The 15th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Li Ang, Tang Wenzong (89-84), the second son of Li Heng, Tang Muzong, gave his mother's virginity to Xiao. From 827 to 84 AD, he reigned
16. The 16th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Wuzong was Li Yan. His real name is Zhuo, and he changed his name to Yan before he died. Tang Muzong's fifth son, Wen Zongdi. When Wu Zong was in power, he appointed Li Deyu as the prime minister and made some reforms on the malpractice in the late Tang Dynasty.
17. The 17th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Xuanzong Li Chen (December 12-859, 81), Han nationality (reigned from 847 to 859, not counting the regime of Wu Zhou), whose first name was Li Yi, and whose first name was King Guang.
18. The 18th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Yizong Li Cui ("Pei", Pinyin: cuǐ), whose mother was Empress Zhao Chao. Began to seal the king. Xuanzong loved Kui Wang Zi and wanted to be the Crown Prince, but Yun Wang was long, so he decided for a long time.
19. The 19th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Xizong Li Xian (862-888), Xian Xuān, the fifth son of Tang Yizong, first named Yan. From 873 to 888, he reigned for 13 years, at the age of 27. After his death, posthumous title made Hui Shenggong the emperor of filial piety.
2. The 2th emperor of the Tang Dynasty: Tang Zhaozong Li Ye (867-94), surnamed Li Jiejie, was renamed Min after he ascended the throne, and then Ye. He reigned for 16 years from 888 to 94, at the age of 38.
He was the seventh son of Tang Yizong and the younger brother of Tang Xizong, and was buried in Heling. After his death, posthumous title became Emperor Wen Xiao of Saint Mujing.
References: Baidu Encyclopedia-Kings of the Tang Dynasty