Second place: Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng (259 ~ 2 BC10), the founding emperor of China who unified the Qin Dynasty. He unified the six countries, unified the weights and measures, and built the world-famous Great Wall of Wan Li, with outstanding achievements in his life. But on the other hand, he is also a tyrant who practices tyranny. Qin died in the second year, and he had an unshirkable responsibility.
Third place: Liu Che (BC 156 ~ 87), the sixth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. He reigned for 54 years and was one of the longest reigning emperors in the history of China. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was brilliant and made great achievements. His rule was one of the most prosperous times in the history of China and one of the most brilliant times in the history of China. People often compare the achievements of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty with those of Qin Shihuang, which is called "Hanwu in Qin Huang" in history.
Fourth place: Aisingiorro Michelle Ye (A.D. 1654-1722), a sage of the Qing Dynasty, reigned for nearly 62 years and was the longest-serving emperor in China history. Kangxi was smart in SHEN WOO, and used troops in Tibet, Xinjiang, Mongolia and Russia, which laid and defended the territory of China. At the same time, thrift is advocated. Created a prosperous time for Kanggan. In addition to worshiping and defending San Francisco and attacking Taiwan Province, he personally picked up the courage, foresight and verve of Emperor Kangxi of Grdan, and he even ignored the spirit of "respecting all riders" and being brave in practice, which is a model for emperors of all dynasties.
Fifth place: Wu Zetian (624 ~ 705), Queen Li Zhi of Tang Gaozong, followed by Zhou Zetian, the only female emperor in China history. During her reign, she held court exams and created martial arts, bootstrapping, trial officials and other systems, including foreign officials and unconventional personnel. Advise farmers to plant mulberry, save taxes, put an end to war, prohibit prostitution and save labor. It conformed to the trend of the times and continued the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.
Sixth place: Fu Jian, the ancestor of the former Qin Dynasty (AD 338-385), suppressed the powerful, rectified the military and political affairs, consolidated the kingship, and adopted a policy of appeasement to the conquered nationalities and regions. Ideologically, he integrated all ethnic groups with sinicization, advocated Confucianism, promoted schools, recruited children below the rank of official, and personally took exams for students in imperial academy. Guanzhong is the root of pre-Qin dynasty. Because of years of melee and slack production, he "advised farmers and mulberry to help the poor", implemented regional planting method and built water conservancy projects, which made Guanlong area develop economically and enrich its national strength. In 370 AD, Fu Jian conquered, and the next year, Yang, a frontier fortress, was also conquered. In 373, Liangzhou and Yizhou in the Eastern Jin Dynasty were conquered, and in 376, the former Lianghe Dynasty was conquered, thus unifying the north. In 382, Lv Guang was sent to the Western Regions. The former Qin Dynasty became the most powerful political power among the sixteen countries, with the sea in the east, Qiuci in the west, Xiangyang in the south and desert in the north. During his reign, he devoted himself to civilized politics and unified northern China with remarkable achievements. He was the most outstanding king among many feudal emperors in the Sixteen Kingdoms period.
Seventh place: Yuan Taizu Genghis Khan (A.D. 1 162- 1227), the founding monarch of Mongolia, was a famous military commander. 1206 was elected as "Genghis Khan" by Mongolian nobles. After that, it carried out large-scale aggression and expansion. Genghis Khan unified Mongolian ministries and played a progressive role in history. Attacking gold and destroying summer laid the foundation for the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty. He has outstanding military ability, strategically attaches importance to joint attack from far to near, and tries to avoid making too many enemies. Using soldiers pays attention to the tactics of carefully exploring the enemy's situation, dividing and encircling, long-range surprise attack, feint to lure the enemy, and destroying the enemy in the movement. History says, "deep and thick, using soldiers like gods." It laid the foundation for later generations to create China and even the largest country in the history of the world.
Eighth place: Zhao Kuangyin, Song Taizu (927-976), founding monarch of the Song Dynasty in 960. He proclaimed himself emperor in the "Chen Qiao mutiny", and then adopted the strategy of "south first and then north" to unify China, which destroyed the separatist regimes of Nanping, Hunan, Houshu, Nanhan and Nantang successively, strengthened the defense against the northern Khitan, and ended the separatist situation of the Five Dynasties and Ten Countries.
Ninth place: Zhu Yuanzhang (A.D. 1328- 1398), the great ancestor of the Ming Dynasty, and Ming Taizu was a rare emperor in history. While pacifying the heroes and unifying the north and south, Zhu Yuanzhang drew lessons from history, set about stabilizing the rule of the new dynasty, and formulated a series of policies and systems. A series of policies and systems formulated by Bird had far-reaching influence, played a certain progressive role and laid the foundation for the rule of the Ming Dynasty for more than 200 years. However, he developed the centralized monarchy to an unprecedented degree, which hindered the social economy.
10th place: Liu Xiu (6 BC ~ 57 AD), Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, one of the famous feudal emperors in China history. Historically, he was both civil and military, open-minded and generous. He is good at fighting, winning more with less and winning by surprise. He treats his ministers with "sincerity" and does not forget old evils, but rewards and punishments are strict. The "military rejuvenation" advocated by him is one of the four famous politicians in the feudal history of China.