The Young Emperor of the Tang Dynasty

The rankings of the emperors of the Tang Dynasty were as follows: Li Shimin of Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty, Li Longji of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Zhi of Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty, Li Chun of Emperor Xianzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Yuan of Emperor Gaozu of Tang Dynasty, Li Yan of Emperor Wuzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Chen of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Yu of Emperor Zong of Tang Dynasty, Li Heng of Emperor Suzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Shi of Emperor Dezong of Tang Dynasty, Li Ang of Emperor Wenzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Song of Emperor Shunzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Ye of Emperor Zhaozong of Tang Dynasty, Li Xian of Emperor Zhongzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Heng of Emperor Muzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Zhan of Emperor Jingzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Wei of Emperor Xizong of Tang Dynasty and Li Wei of Emperor Ai of Tang Dynasty.

Tang Dynasty was defeated by Tang Xuanzong (Li Longji). In the later period of Emperor Xuanzong's reign, he gradually neglected the government, favored the treacherous officials Li Linfu, Yang Guozhong, etc., and favored Yang Guifei. In addition, he made policy mistakes and tried to stabilize the border of the Tang Dynasty by appointing An Lushan and other people outside the Great Wall. As a result, it led to the eight-year-long An Lushan Rebellion, which foreshadowed the decline of the Tang Dynasty.

The most fatuous emperor of the Tang Dynasty was Tang Yizong, Li Wei. During his reign, he indulged in debauchery, indulged in pleasure, did not care about the government, put eunuchs in important positions, and ignored the problems inside and outside the country. His rule led to the corruption of the government, internal and external troubles, and finally laid the foreshadowing for the outbreak of the An Lushan Rebellion. His fatuous rule had a serious impact on the Tang Dynasty and accelerated its decline.

The last emperor of the Tang Dynasty was Emperor Ai of the Tang Dynasty, Li Meng.

In October 690, Wu Zetian ascended the throne and became the only female emperor of the Great Tang.

Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, had a total of fourteen sons. Among them, the ten sons were Li Chengqian, Li Kuan, Li Ke, Li Tai, Li You, Li Yin, Li Yun, Li Zhen, Li Zhi, and Li Shen.

The painting of the five brothers of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was the Painting of the Five Kings Returning Drunk. This painting depicted the story of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and his four brothers when they were young. It depicted the scene of them riding horses together. The five kings in the painting were Li Longji, King of Linzi, Li Chengqi, King of Song, Li Chengli, King of Shen, Li Fan, and Li Ye, King of Xue. They often had banquets, cockfighting, hunting, and other activities together, and their relationship was harmonious. There were also four attendants and nine horses in the painting. Each of them had a different expression and looked very lifelike. This painting was painted in the Yuan Dynasty and is now in the collection of the Su Ning Art Museum. On October 8,2020, the painting was sold for 306.5 million Hong Kong dollars at Sotheby's ancient calligraphy and painting auction in Hong Kong.

Li Taizong's Third Prince was Li Ke. Li Ke was the third son of Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. His mother was Concubine Yang, the daughter of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty. He served as a minister of the imperial clan in the Tang Dynasty and was regarded as brave and courageous. He was deeply loved. He was first conferred the title of Prince of Changsha, then the title of Prince of Hanzhong, and then the title of King of Han. He was also conferred the titles of King of Shu and King of Wu, and served as the governor of An Prefecture and Liang Prefecture. However, in the fourth year of Yonghui, he was implicated by Marshal Zhangsun Wuji in the rebellion of Fang Yiai and was killed. Later, in the first year of the Dragon God, he was exonerated and posthumously awarded the title of Sikong, and his title as King of Wu was restored.

According to information 1, 2, 3, and 4, the protagonists of the following novels traveled to the Tang Dynasty and became emperors: - " A Man in the Great Tang, Transmigrated to the Emperor ": The protagonist transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and became the emperor. In the face of a situation where many heroes were fighting for the throne, he used the Great Emperor System to recruit advisors and lead generals. In the end, he dominated the world and exerted his might across the sea. - " The Great Tang Supreme ": The protagonist transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and became the emperor. With the help of the system, he recruited the strongest underlings and led the most powerful generals to conquer the world. In the Tang Dynasty, he was the only one who was supreme. - " Tang Dynasty: I Didn't Want to Be an Emperor ": The protagonist traveled to the Tang Dynasty and didn't want to be an emperor, but he accidentally became an emperor. He used his wisdom and talent to create a prosperous era in the Tang Dynasty.

Of course, I'll recommend a few to you ~ The first was "The Crown Prince Is A Little Cold." Although the protagonist was not an emperor, he was still a crown prince. The plot of the plot was very exciting. There was also "Transforming the Tang Dynasty." The protagonist brought his phone to the Tang Dynasty and changed the direction of history. This was a novel that changed history and was very interesting. There was also "Eternal Emperor Tang", which was also a novel with transmigration elements. With the addition of ancient civilizations, Hu Feng still existed, and Confucianism and Buddhism were in parallel, it was very interesting. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~