1, the longest-lived emperor: Emperor Gaozong of Qingganlong.
That is, Aisingiorro Hongli (17 1 1 September 25th-1February 7th, 799) was the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the fourth emperor after Beijing was its capital.
The year number "Qianlong" means "Heaven prospers".
After 60 years in office, he continued to talk about politics and actually exercised supreme power for 63 years and 4 months. He is the longest-serving and longest-lived emperor in the history of China.
2. The shortest-lived emperor: Liu Long, the emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
105-65438+September 2 1 In 2006, Liu Zhao, the youngest son of Emperor Gaozu, was brought up by the people, the fifth emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the youngest emperor in the history of China when he ascended the throne. He died at the age of one. He was the shortest-lived emperor in the history of China, Emperor posthumous title.
Liu Long became emperor because he was young, and Empress Deng Sui was in charge of the court.
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1. The earliest so-called "emperor" in China is a general term for "three emperors and five emperors".
Huang San refers to the emperor, the Yellow Emperor and Ren Huang, and is the legendary ancient san huang. "Emperor" originally refers to the supreme master of all things in the universe, that is, the Emperor of Heaven. Later, many countries scuffled and proclaimed themselves emperors, and there appeared the Western Emperor, the Eastern Emperor, the Chinese Emperor and the Northern Emperor. , so that the "emperor" in the sky came to earth and became a human honorific title beyond the "king" (also known as Huangdi, Yandi, Chiyou, etc. During the tribal period).
After the reunification of China, Qin Shihuang thought that "Germany is both Huang San and five emperors", and he combined the two highest titles of "Emperor" and "Emperor" as his own title, from then on, the son of heaven was called the emperor.
2. The emperor with the most concubines: Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, had more than 65,438+00,000 concubines.
3. The emperor with the fewest concubines: Zhu Shitang, Emperor Xiaozong of Ming Dynasty, only married the empress Zhang, and had no other concubines.
4. Emperor with the most children: Evonne, a Huizong native of the Northern Song Dynasty, had 32 sons and 34 daughters.
5. The earliest emperor who became a father: Aisingiorro Michelle Ye, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, became a father at the age of 13.