China's earliest tyrants-Xia Jie and Ewing.
Xia Jie and Yin Zhou both belong to that kind of superhuman ability, they think highly of themselves and don't listen to different opinions. They were supposed to be emperors who could eventually become tyrants.
Their extraordinary wisdom created a totalitarian autocratic system and eventually became the victim of this system.
A tyrant with strange sexual orientation.
This type of tyrant mainly appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period: the representative figure was the king of Zhou State.
Qin Shihuang is one, not to mention Lazar.
The epitome of tyrant-Yang Guang, the extremely clever emperor of Sui Dynasty
Extortion, large-scale construction, exhaustion of national strength and wealth.
Three expeditions to Korea, belligerence, hollowing out the foundation of the empire.
Three times in Jiangnan, four times out for fun, scraping off everyone's fat and cream.
After Zhu Yuanzhang won the world, he killed more than 50 thousand people before and after.
After Zhu Yuanzhang killed all the able people, he ordered the abolition of the establishment of the Ministry of Books and the post of Prime Minister, and promoted the six departments to the first-level central institutions. The heads of ministries are directly responsible to the emperor, and the emperor no longer sets assistants, but directly gives orders to ministries.
China's prime minister system, which played an important role in politics in history, disappeared, and the emperor handled imperial affairs alone without the help of his assistant.