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From the first emperor to the last emperor in China (in order)
Huangdi, Zhuan Xu, Di Ku, Yao and Shun in the Five Emperors Period.

Danger begins in summer, and Jie ends in summer.

Shang Tang began to end.

Ji Fa, the king of the Western Zhou Dynasty, began to live in seclusion, while Nie, Qi Huangong, ended his seclusion.

Ji Yijiu, the king of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, started and Wang Jiyan ended (in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, he was only a nominal emperor).

At the beginning of the Qin Dynasty, the emperor was in power and the second was Hu Hai.

Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Western Han Emperor, began and Liu Ying, a Confucian scholar, ended.

New Wang Mang (many people will ignore it)

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Guangwu Liu Xiu began and Xian Di Liu Xie ended.

Cao Pi, Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie and Emperor Sun Quan of the Three Kingdoms began (the coexistence of the Three Kingdoms is not a real emperor)

Emperor Sima Yan of the Western Jin Dynasty began, and Emperor Sima Ye of the Western Jin Dynasty ended.

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Yuan Di and Si Marui started, and Andi Sima Dezong ended (tied with many northern minority regimes, not real emperors).

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there was chaos. Although many people claim to be emperors, there is no real unification, let alone a real emperor.

Sui Wendi, Sui Wendi, beginning and end, Yang Di.

In the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan began to mourn for the emperor and ended (in the middle, Wu Zetian proclaimed himself, with the title of Zhou)

The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were in a mess. There was no real emperor, and the separatist regime was a flash in the pan.

Zhao Kuangyin, Zhao Kuangyin in the Northern Song Dynasty, started and ended with Evonne and Hui Zong.

Zhao Gou, the emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, started, while Zhao Gang, the emperor of the Duan Dynasty, started.

Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Yuan Dynasty, ruled the Central Plains, and Hui Zong duly celebrated the demise of Moore.

Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, began and Zhu Youjian's thoughts ended.

In the Qing Dynasty, the emperor shunzhi and Fu Lin began to rule the Central Plains, and Xuan Tong Emperor Puyi ended his rule.

During the Three Kingdoms, the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Five Dynasties and the Ten Kingdoms, although there were countless heroes or Man Zi proclaimed themselves emperors, they all hid in small buildings and became unified, so they could not be called real emperors.

In fact, in the Southern Song Dynasty, most of the land in the north and the Central Plains was ruled by the Jin regime established by Jurchen (later Mongolian regime), so it can't be called a real emperor. So far, no scholars have raised any objection, largely because the history of China is actually only the history of the Han nationality, and the history of China was written by Han scholars. The psychology of the Han nationality makes it so.

The real emperors in the history of China, the ethnic minorities are: Yuan Dynasty-Mongolians; Qing Dynasty-Manchu (Nuzhen Descendants)

In addition:

The Northern Wei Dynasty (Xianbei nationality) began with Tuoba GUI, Emperor Daowu, and ended with Xiu Yuan, the filial emperor, and stood side by side with the Song, Qi and Liang regimes of the Han nationality.

Jin (Jurchen nationality) Taizu Yan Hong Akuta began, and Aizong Shouxu ended, standing side by side with Han nationality in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Although these two minority regimes did not unify China, they were more prominent than the Han regime in the same period in terms of their existence time and ruling area, and also had an impact on the historical process and cultural formation of China.