there are 18 people who have been awarded the title of Emperor Wudi in past dynasties. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: Liu Che (July 14, 156 BC-March 29, 87 BC), the seventh emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, was an outstanding politician, strategist and poet. Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty: Liu Xiu (January 15th, 5th BC—March 29th, 57th BC), a native of Caiyang County, Nanyang County, was born in Jiyang County, Chenliu County, the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and a famous politician and strategist in China history. Wei Wudi: Cao Cao (March 15, 155-22), whose real name was Meng De, was a Geely, whose real name was A-hide, and he was born in Peiguoqiao County (now Bozhou, Anhui Province). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was an outstanding politician, strategist, writer and calligrapher, and the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms. Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty: Sima Yan (236 ~ 29), whose name was Anshi. The founding emperor of Jin Dynasty. Wen county, Hanoi (now west of wen county, Henan). Emperor Wu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty: Sima Yao (362-396), whose name is Chang Ming, was born by Li Lingrong, the sixth son of Niu Yu in Jian Wendi, Jin. He reigned from 372 to 396 and was the ninth emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Emperor Zhao of the Later Qin Dynasty: Yao Chang (33-394) was born in Chiting, Nan 'an (now Hongya, Liangjiaying Village, Longxi, Gansu), a Qiang nationality. The founding monarch of the post-Qin regime during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, who was in power from 384 to 393. Yao Chang is the 24th son of Yao Yizhong, the leader of Qiang nationality, and the younger brother of Yao Xiang. Emperor Cheng Han: Li Xiong (274 ~ 334) was the founder of Cheng Han during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. The word zhongxiong. Emperor Wu of the Post-Zhao Dynasty: Shi Hu (295-349), with the word Jilong, was the third emperor of the Post-Zhao Dynasty in the period of five lakes and sixteen countries in China. Temple name Taizu, Emperor Wu of posthumous title. Shi Hu is the nephew of Schleswig-Holstein, the founding monarch of the post-Zhao Dynasty. Song Wudi: Emperor Wu of Song (363.4.16—422.6.26), whose name was Deyu, was nicknamed Sending Slaves. The ancestors were Pengcheng people (now Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province) and later moved to Jingkou (Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province). The founder of the Song Dynasty in the Southern and Northern Dynasties was known as Song Wudi. China is an outstanding statesman, reformer, great strategist and commander-in-chief. Wu Chengdi in Northern Qi Dynasty: Gao Zhan (January 13, 537-569), the ninth son of Gao Huan, Emperor Wu of Northern Qi Dynasty, the half-brother of Wenxiang Emperor Gao Cheng, Wen Xuandi Gao Yang and Emperor Xiao Zhao Gao Yan, the empress Lou Zhaojun, the fourth emperor of Northern Qi Dynasty, reigned in 561-565. Emperor Wu of the Southern Qi Dynasty: Xiao Ze (44-493), whose name was Xuanyuan, was the eldest son of Xiao Daocheng, the Emperor of the Qi Dynasty, and his mother was Liu Zhirong. The second emperor of the Southern Dynasties (482 -493) died of illness and was buried in Anling. The year number is Yongming. South Liang Wudi: Xiao Yan (464-549), a descendant of Xiao He, the prime minister of the Han Dynasty, was 86 years old. He was the second longest-lived emperor in China history since Qin Shihuang, second only to Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty-but Qianlong died of old age, but he was the only emperor in China history who was starved to death alive. Wei Xuan Wudi: Yuan Ke (483-515), the second son of Yuan Hong, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and Gao Zhaorong, the mother of Wen Zhao, was the eighth emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and reigned from 499 to 515. Emperor Daowu of Wei Dynasty: Tuoba GUI (August 4, 371-November 6, 49), also known as Tuoba Kai, Tuoba Shiyi Gui and Tuoba Yigui, was a Xianbei nationality and the founding emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Emperor Taiwu of Wei Dynasty: Tuoba Tao (48-452), also known as Beaver, was the eldest son of Tuoba Si in Ming Yuan Di, the third emperor of Northern Wei Dynasty (reigned from 423 to 452), a politician and a strategist. Chen Wudi: Chen Baxian (53-559), born in Xiaruoli, Xing Wu (now Changxing County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province) in the Southern Dynasties, was an outstanding strategist and politician. Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty: Yuwen Yong (543-578), whose name is Niluotu, was born in Xianbei nationality. He was an emperor for eighteen years and died at the age of thirty-five. He was a famous strategist, commander-in-chief and outstanding emperor. Emperor Zhu Benxuan (163-1664), the imperial clan of the Ming Dynasty, was attacked as the King of Korea and was proclaimed emperor by the Ministry of Li Zicheng. He reigned for 18 years and died in 1664. The cause of death and burial place are unknown.
Emperor Wu: After the death of ancient emperors, the imperial court gave them a title to praise and criticize good and evil as posthumous title. Just stiff and rational, saying martial arts. Just without desire, strong and unyielding. Be loyal and forgiving, and be upright. Threatening the enemy with strength and fighting with strength. Enemy with virtue. It is determined that the disaster is martial. Recruit by soldiers, so it can be decided. Punish the people to overcome the martial arts. Law can make people obey. Boast ambition and be poor, and be brave. If you are ambitious, you will be extremely poor.