Hello, landlord. I'm glad to answer your question. The Tang Dynasty (A.D. 6 18 -907) began with Li Yuan, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, and finally mourned the emperor, with a total of 20 emperors. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of China's feudal society, among which Tang Taizong and Li Shimin's "Zhenguan Rule" was the most important. After that, Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor with the title of "Zhou". Emperor gaozu Li Yuan (566-635) proclaimed himself emperor in 6 18 and reigned for 9 years. In 626, he gave way to Li Shimin gaozu Li Yuan, a native of Shaanxi, who inherited the Tang Palace. 6 17 years, staying in Taiyuan. At the end of Sui Dynasty, when the peasants revolted, he took the opportunity to attack Chang 'an and establish the Tang Dynasty. Li Yuan is a debauchery and has no talent. After abdicating, he died in 635 at the age of 70. Emperor Taizong Li Shimin (598-649) ascended the throne in 626 and reigned for 24 years. Li Shimin is a rare famous monarch who can conquer the world and the world in the history of China. He played an important role as commander-in-chief in a series of wars that unified the whole country in the Tang Dynasty. After he ascended the throne, through a series of reform measures, he realized the famous "Zhenguan rule" in history. Li Zhi (628-683) ascended the throne in 649 and reigned for 34 years. Li Zhi is the ninth son of Li Shimin. Politically, he did nothing and was later controlled by Wu Zetian. He died in 683 at the age of 56. Li Xian (656-710) (683-684; 705-7 10) was in office for six years. Li Zhi's sixth son, Li Xian, ascended the throne after Li Zhi's death, but it was not until February that he was abolished by Wuhou. In 705, Wu Hou gave way to Li Xian, but he did nothing. He was poisoned by Queen Webster at the age of 55. Li Dan, Zong Rui (662-716) (684-690; 7 10-7 12) reigned for 8 years and was the eighth son of Emperor Gaozong, Li Dan. He was proclaimed emperor by Wuhou in 684 and abolished in 690. After his son destroyed Wei in 7 10, he made Li Dan emperor. In 7 12, he gave way to Li Longji and died in 7 16 at the age of 55. Xuanzong Li Longji (685-76 1) (7 12-756) reigned in Li Longji for 43 years and was the third son of Zong Rui. In the early days of his reign, he was an emperor who made great efforts to enrich the people and the people. However, in the later period, Li and Yang were taken seriously, which led to political corruption and "An Shi Rebellion" which almost destroyed the Tang Dynasty. In 756, he abdicated to his son Hengli and died in 76 1 at the age of 77. Su Heng (7 1 1-762) ascended the throne in 756. He was the third son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and lived there for seven years. During the "An Shi Rebellion", he proclaimed himself emperor. He died in 762 at the age of 52. Dai (726-779) ascended the throne in 762, and 17 was the eldest son of Su Zong. In 762, he was declared emperor by the eunuch. Peace and chaos are the masters of talents in China. He died in 779 at the age of 54. Shi Li (742-805) ascended the throne in 779 and reigned for 25 years. Shi Li, the eldest son of Dezong, was suspicious and mean, and reused his confidants, which laid the groundwork for the demise of the Tang Dynasty. He died in 805 at the age of 64. Li Yong (76 1-806), the eldest son of Dezong, ascended the throne in 805 and reigned for eight months. He was in office for less than 1 year, abdicated to Chunli, and died in 806 at the age of 46. Xianzong Spring Calendar (778-820) ascended the throne in 805, and 15 was the eldest son of Shunzong in the Spring Calendar. Relying on some good looks, Xianzong made achievements in the United War. Since the Anshi Rebellion, the situation of separatist regime in the buffer region basically ended when Xianzong was in power. But he used too many eunuchs and was eventually killed by eunuchs. At the age of 43. Mu Zong Hengli (795-824) succeeded to the throne in 820, and Mu Zong Hengli, the third son of Xianzong, reigned for 25 years. Mu Zong was a dissolute emperor who indulged in debauchery as soon as he ascended the throne. He prayed for immortality and died of an overdose at the age of 30. Jing Zong Li Zhan (809-826) ascended the throne in 824 and reigned for three years. Jing Zong Li Zhan is Mu Zong's eldest son. In 826, 65438+ was killed by eunuchs in February. He 18 years old. Li Ang (809-840), a scholar, ascended the throne in 827 and reigned in 14. The literati is the second son of Mu Zong. When he was in power, eunuchs were authoritarian, and literati became eunuchs' puppets. He died in 840 at the age of 32. Li Yan (8 14-846) ascended the throne in 840 and reigned for 6 years. Li Yan is Mu Zong's fifth son. When Wuzong was in power, social contradictions eased, but he believed in Taoism and died at the age of 33 because of taking Dan medicine. Xuanzong Li Chen (8 10-859) ascended the throne in 846 and reigned in 13. Li Chen, the 13th son of Xianzong, was an uncle of Wuzong, and was poisoned by taking Dan medicine at the age of 50. Wen Li (833-873) ascended the throne in 859 and was the eldest son of Xuanzong 14. He leads a very dissolute life, with political corruption and acute social contradictions. He died in 873 at the age of 4 1. Li Xian (862-888) ascended the throne in 873 and was the fifth son of Zong Yi 15. During his reign, the peasant uprising led by Huang Chao once occupied Chang 'an. Xizong died in 888 at the age of 27. Ye Li of Zhaozong (867-904) ascended the throne in 888, and 15 was the seventh son of Ye Li Zhaozong. At the age of 38, he was killed by Zhu Wen (Hou Liang Mao). Eddie Li Huan (892-908) ascended the throne in 904 and abdicated for four years. Eddie was the ninth son of Zhaozong and was ceded to Zhu Wen in 907. He was killed by Zhu Wen in 908 at the age of 17. Emperor Zetian (624-705) ascended the throne in 690 and reigned in 15. In 655, Wu Zetian was raised as a queen and began to participate in state affairs. In 690, she became emperor herself, with the year number "Zhou". Although she proclaimed herself emperor for more than ten years, she actually ruled for more than fifty years. During the reign of Wu Zetian, the society developed rapidly and the national treasury was abundant. She pays attention to the selection of talents, and the number is appropriate. She gave way to Li Xian in 705 and died in the same year at the age of 82. Is the only female emperor in the history of China. That's all. thank you