Question 1: Which emperor succeeded Emperor Kangxi? After Emperor Kangxi died at 20 minutes, the emperor who succeeded Yongzheng was Aixinjueluo Yin
On November 13, 1722, Emperor Kangxi died, and Aixinjueluo Yin succeeded him. In the year of Yongzheng in the Yuan Dynasty, he became Emperor Yongzheng.
Emperor Yongzheng Aixinjueluo Yin (December 13, 1678 - October 8, 1735), the eleventh son of Emperor Kangxi and the fourth son of Xu Shi, whose mother was Xiaogong Queen Ren is the concubine of De, Wu Ya clan. He was the fifth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the third emperor after entering the customs. He reigned from 1722 to 1735. His reign name was Yongzheng, his temple name was Shizong, and his posthumous title was Jingtianchang. Yunjian was named Zhongbiao. His main text was Wuyingming, tolerant, benevolent, trustworthy, wise, sage, filial and sincere. Emperor Xian was buried in the Tailing Tomb of the Western Tombs of the Qing Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Yongzheng, he put down the Luobuzangdanjin Rebellion, set up a military department to strengthen the imperial power, and implemented a series of iron-fisted reform policies such as "returning the land to the governor", "returning the fire to the public" and "fighting corruption". The continuity of prosperous times plays a key role.
Question 2: Who is the emperor after Emperor Kangxi 4. Kangxi: Emperor Kangxi Aisin Gioro? The second emperor after him.
5. Yongzheng: Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty Aixinjueluo Yin (1678-1735), the fourth son of Emperor Kangxi and the third emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. Reigned for 13 years.
6. Qianlong: Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty Aixinjueluo Hongli (1711-1799), the fourth son of Emperor Yongzheng, and the fourth emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs.
7. Jiaqing: Emperor Renzong of the Qing Dynasty Jiaqing Emperor Aixinjueluo Yan (1760-1820) was the fifth emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs and the fifteenth son of Emperor Qianlong. In September of the 60th year of Qianlong's reign (1795), he was publicly established as the crown prince. On New Year's Day of the following year, he ascended the throne by Hongli's inner Zen, so this year was the first year of Jiaqing. He was 27 years old. In the first month of the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799), Hongli died and began to take charge personally. Reigned for 25 years.
8. Daoguang: Emperor Xuanzong of the Qing Dynasty Aixinjueluo Ning (1782-1850), the sixth emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, and the second son of Emperor Jiaqing. He ascended the throne in July of the 25th year of Jiaqing (1820), and the following year was regarded as the first year of Daoguang. He was 29 years old. Reigned for 30 years.
9. He ascended the throne in the first month of the 30th year of Daoguang (1850), and the following year was regarded as the first year of Xianfeng, when he was 20 years old. Reigned for 11 years.
10. Tongzhi: Emperor Mu Zong of the Qing Dynasty Tongzhi Aixinjueluo Zaichun (1856-1874), the eighth emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. He ascended the throne at the age of 5 and became the puppet of his biological mother, Empress Dowager Cixi, who listened behind the scenes throughout her life.
11. Guangxu: Emperor Dezong Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty Aisin Gioro? Zai (1871-1908), the ninth emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. The son of Prince Chun Yi, because of his young age, caused Empress Dowager Cixi to listen to politics behind closed doors for the second time. During his tenure, he advocated counterattack during the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894 and strongly supported the reform. However, due to the failure of the reform, he was imprisoned until his death.
12. Xuantong: Emperor Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty Aisin Gioro Puyi (1906-1967), the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty. The son of Prince Chun Zaifeng, he became emperor in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1908). On February 12, 1911, he abdicated in the wave of the Revolution of 1911. After that, he lived in the palace as the emperor. On November 5, 1924, he was expelled from the palace by Feng Yuxiang
Question 3: Who is the emperor after Kangxi? The following are the emperors after Kangxi
1. Yongzheng
Yongzheng Emperor Yinzhen was born in the 17th year of Kangxi (1678) and was the fourth son of Kangxi. In the 61st year of Kangxi's reign, 45-year-old Yinzhen succeeded to the throne. He reigned for 13 years and died in the Old Summer Palace. The temple name is Sejong.
Yinzhen came onto the stage of history in the early prosperous period of Kangxi and Qianlong - the last years of Kangxi when society was stagnant. Complex social contradictions provide Yinzhen with opportunities to display his ambitions and talents. He carried out a number of major reforms in a step-by-step manner. He was far-sighted, diligent, and worked hard. He achieved fruitful results in thirteen years and laid a solid foundation for future generations of Qianlong. reached its peak. His historical status is not inferior to that of his father Kangxi and his son Qianlong. Although he is suspicious, unkind, and harsh in his rule, it is secondary to his achievements after all.
2. Qianlong
Emperor Qianlong Hongli was born in the fiftieth year of Kangxi (1711) and died in the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799). He was the fourth son of Yongzheng. He reigned for 60 years. After abdicating, he served as the Supreme Emperor for three more years. He was 89 years old.
At the beginning of Qianlong's accession to the throne, he implemented the policy of leniency and mutual assistance, being pragmatic and serving the country, paying attention to agriculture and mulberry, stopping donations, and quelling rebellions, which fully reflected his civil and military skills. Emperor Qianlong Xiang Mufengya was good at riding and shooting, and his writings were written all over the country. He was also a famous collector of cultural relics.
Most of the paintings and calligraphy of the Qing Dynasty were collected by him. The "Sikuquanshu" compiled during his reign included 3,503 kinds of books, 79,337 volumes, and 36,304 volumes. The number of volumes is three times that of "Yongle Dadian", which has become an important part of ancient Chinese thought and culture. A collection of heritage.
However, Qianlong was extravagant. In his later years, the treasury was depleted and corrupt officials and gentry were reemployed. Peasant uprisings also occurred one after another in his later years, which was a sign that the Qing Dynasty went from strength to decline.
3. Jiaqing
Emperor Jiaqing was the fifteenth son of Emperor Gaozong Hongli of the Qing Dynasty. Born in the 25th year of Qianlong's reign (1760), he was named Prince Jia in the 54th year of his reign. He ascended the throne in the 60th year of Qianlong's reign and was renamed Jiaqing, reigning for 25 years. He died in the 25th year of Jiaqing (1820) at the age of 61. The temple name is "Renzong".
Emperor Jiaqing was a diligent and conservative monarch. The series of policies and measures he adopted after taking office played a certain role in changing the various bad policies in the late Qianlong period, but they did not and could not fundamentally reverse the decline of the Qing Dynasty. Personally speaking, Emperor Jiaqing could not prescribe a cure for the increasingly serious corruption and laziness. He could only warn and intimidate a large number of bureaucrats who were "dead to protect their positions", and ultimately did nothing. He had a certain understanding of the aggression of Western colonialists, but for an ancient feudal country that was weakening day by day, it was impossible to truly effectively deal with foreign invaders, and it could only slide down the road of decline from then on.
4. Daoguang
Emperor Daoguang Mianning was the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty after entering the Pass. He was born in the forty-seventh year of Qianlong (September 16, 1782) and died in The 14th day of the first lunar month of the 30th year of Daoguang. Reigned for 30 years, aged 69. The temple name is Xuanzong and he is buried in Muling.
The disciples of Emperor Daoguang, who were mediocre in intelligence, were known for their frugality. He is at a critical moment of historical transition and "keeps to the status quo but does not know what is changing." The opium poisoning from the southeast sea and the British invasion made him restless. He wanted to strictly ban smoking and was determined to fight against the invaders, but he did not know where Britain came from or what colonialism was. They were ignorant of the wisdom of others, and had no strategy to deal with the crisis. As a result, they were at a loss in battle and had no strategy. They could only sigh in self-hate and shame. In the end, they accepted the British alliance with humiliation and signed the first unequal treaty in modern history - -"Sino-British Treaty of Jiangning".
Emperor Daoguang was in power for 30 years. Chao Gang is arbitrary and must do everything personally, but internal affairs, such as official administration, river engineering, water transportation, and smoking ban, have not improved. The tragedy of his life was that he worked diligently but achieved little.
5. Xianfeng
Emperor Yining of Xianfeng was born in the Old Summer Palace in Beijing in the eleventh year of Daoguang (July 17, 1831). He died of illness in the eleventh year of Xianfeng (August 22, 1861). Reigned for 11 years.
When Xianfeng came to the throne, the Taiping Rebellion led by Hong Xiuquan broke out in Jintian Village in front of Zijing Mountain in Guangxi. Another battle between the British and French forces followed, forcing Xianfeng to flee to Rehe Chengde. During the 11 years of Xianfeng's reign, people's resentment boiled and he did not fight any war. "The overall situation was rotten and out of control." Sing as usual."
The ambitious and talented Emperor Xianfeng was trapped in the framework of his ancestors. He was unable to cross the threshold and went to a world without worries with endless worries.
6. Tongzhi
Tongzhi Emperor Zaichun was Xianfeng and Ye...>>
Question 4: After Kangxi, who was the emperor Taiji< /p>
Tiancong Khan Aixinjueluo Huangtaiji (1592-1643), the eighth son of Nurhachi, was a Manchu. In the eleventh year (1626), Houjin Khan ascended the throne, which was the first year of Tiancong, and his destiny was in September of the following year. In April of the tenth year of Tiancong (1636), Taiji Emperor Shenyang founded the country with the name Qing and changed the reign name to Chongde. It was the first year of the year, Chongde. A reign of 17 years. During his reign, he paid attention to the development of production, strengthened the army, and constantly struggled to determine the Manchu surname. The Qing Dynasty established the Qing Dynasty and later laid a solid foundation for the unification of China.
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Emperor Shunzhi
Emperor Shunzhi Aixinjueluo Fulin (1638-1661), the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, the ninth son of Huang Taiji, entered the password after the Qing Dynasty the first emperor. The 6-year-old uncle Prince Rui and the regent Dorgon ascended the throne and ruled at the age of 14. In the early Qing Dynasty, the ethnic conflicts and class conflicts between the Manchus and the Han people were fierce. By the end of the Shunzhi Dynasty, the Qing army defeated various Ming army units and completed the country's unification.
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Emperor Kangxi
Emperor Kangxi Aixinjueluo Xuanye (1654-1722), the Holy Ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, was the third of the Shunzhi Emperors of the Qing Dynasty The project of the son of the second post-emperor. He put down the San Francisco rebellion, the Communist Party, expelled Tsarist Russian forces, quelled the riots, and strengthened the stability and unity of the multi-ethnic country in the Mongolian and Tibetan regions. In economic construction and cultural construction, Kangxi also achieved major achievements that had a positive impact on later generations, and created the vigorous development of feudal society in China during the Qianlong period.
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Emperor Yongzheng
Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty Aixinjueluo Yin (1678-1735), the fourth son of Emperor Kangxi, The third emperor after clearing customs. Reigned for 13 years. He opposed the crusade and greatly hindered the imperial power, effectively improved the officialdom, increased the treasury income, and laid a solid foundation for the prosperity of Qianlong society.
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Emperor Qianlong
Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty Aisin Gioro Li (1711-1799), The fourth emperor after the fourth son of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty passed the customs. During the reigns of Kangxi and Qianlong, the Qing Dynasty was at its peak. At the same time, he held a low position in his hands. He was an important influence on the history of the Chinese emperor since the 18th century.
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Emperor Jiaqing
It is clear that Emperor Renzong Jiaqing Aixinjueluo? Yong Yong (1760-1820), the fifth emperor to enter the imperial family The child on the 15th day of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty. In September of the 60th year of Qianlong's reign (1795), he was publicly established as the crown prince, and on New Year's Day of the following year, he was enthroned in Zen. In the first year of Jiaqing, he was 36 years old. In the first month, Hong Kong, he took charge before his death during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (1799). Reigned for 25 years. Yong Yong's pro-government immediately eradicated the corruption of the country's wealthy officials and powerful officials, which made people happy. Complex multi-party measures were taken to try to maintain the golden age of Kangxi and Qianlong years, but many internal and external problems were caused by inaction. Very powerful corruption forces and the lack of new mechanisms make it difficult to escape a bad and even more tragic fate.
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Question 5: Who was the emperor after the Kangxi Dynasty? The emperor after Kangxi was Yongzheng
Zong Aixin of the Qing Dynasty Jueluo Yin (1678 AD - 1735 AD) was a Manchu. His mother was Wu Ya, Empress Xiaogongren of Kangxi. He was the fourth son of Xuanye, the Holy Ancestor of the Qing Dynasty. He was the third emperor of the Qing Dynasty after entering the customs, 1722-1735. He reigned with the title of Yongzheng. After his death, he was buried in Tailing in the Western Tombs of the Qing Dynasty. His temple name was Shizong, and his posthumous title was Jingtianchang. Yunjianzhongbiaozhengwenwuyingmingkuanrenxinxinyiruishengshengdaxiaoxianxian
Question 6 : Who is the emperor after Kangxi? After Kangxi is Emperor Yongzheng (1678-1735), whose surname is Aixinjueluo, whose given name is Yin, Manchu, and the fourth son of Emperor Kangxi. Born to De Fei Wu Ya. He was named Baylor in the thirty-seventh year of Kangxi (1698), and was named Prince Yong in the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (1709). At that time, Prince Yin was in conflict with the throne, and there were many suspicions about the legend of the throne of the Kangxi princes. Yin is good at governing the country and knows how to hide one's strength and bide one's time. He respected Buddhism and Taoism, and claimed to be "the most idle man in the world". He maintained harmony with his brothers and had close contacts with Nian Gengyao and Longkodo.
Question 7: Who was the previous emperor of Kangxi? Shunzhi, Aisin Gioro-Fu Lin.
Because his beloved concubine Dong E passed away, he became a monk, and then Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of six! Typing on a mobile phone is not easy! Hope this helps!
Question 8: Which emperor came after Kangxi? Yongzheng
Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty
Gender: Male
Era: Qing Dynasty
Nationality: Manchu
Years of birth and death: 1678-1735
Constellation: Sagittarius
Number: Yuanming Jushi (Master of Yuanming), Pochen Jushi
Zodiac: Horse
p>Birthday: Yinshi, October 30th, the 17th year of Kangxi (December 13, 1678)
Eight characters: Wuwu, Jiazi, Dingyou, Renyin
Year of death: On the 23rd day of August in the 13th year of Yongzheng (September 28, 1735)
Died: Qingyan, Jiuzhou, Yuanmingyuan
Age: 58 (virtual age)
Reign time: The 61st year of Kangxi - the 13th year of Yongzheng (1722-1723)
Temple name: Shizong
Posthumous title: Jingtianchangyunjianzhongbianzhengwenwu The wise, tolerant, trustworthy, wise, filial, and sincere emperor
Mausoleum: Tailing, Yizhou (now Yi County, Hebei)
Star area: Sagittarius III
Zodiac position: 18-27 degrees Sagittarius
Ruling planet: Jupiter
Symbol: Archer
Way of understanding things: Intuition
Advantages: Generous, confident, ambitious
Disadvantages: Lack of self-awareness, insecurity, picky
Father: Aixinjueluo Xuan Ye (Kangxi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty) Emperor)
Biological mother: De Fei Wu Ya (Empress Xiao Gongren)
Adoptive mother: Tong Jia (Empress Xiao Yiren)
Children's situation: 10 sons; 4 daughters; 3 adopted daughters
Marriage time: 30 years of Kangxi reign (1691), at the age of 14
Original wife: Ulanara
< p> Number of wives and concubines: 23. Among them, there are 2 queens, 5 concubines, 1 concubine, 5 nobles, 7 changzai, and 3 princesses (the above-mentioned grades are calculated according to their status when they were buried after death)Birth among concubines Most children: Concubine Qi, Imperial Concubine Nian of Dunsu Emperor
Favorite color: black
Pets: Fortune dog, Baifu dog
Most cherished Favorite items: The small flat Bodhi beads given to him by his great-grandmother, Empress Xiaozhuang Wen, the hyacinth Bodhi beads given to him by his father, Emperor Kangxi, and the glass snuff bottle, a relic of his thirteenth brother Prince Yi
The most unlucky The year of Yongzheng: the sixth year of Yongzheng, the eighth year of Yongzheng
The most relaxing day: the Double Ninth Festival banquet for ministers in the fourth year of Yongzheng (the first holiday after all political enemies were eradicated)
< p> The most feared: SummerReligion: Taoism (some say it is Buddhism)
Related events: Farming people into acres, changing land and returning home
Brief biography
Qing Shizong, named Aixinjueluo Yinzhen (December 13, 1678 - September 28, 1735), the fourth son of Emperor Kangxi, succeeded to the throne after Kangxi died of illness, and became the leader of the Qing Dynasty. Enter the third emperor of Guan. In the 13th year of his reign, it is said that he was assassinated by the chivalrous lady Lu Siniang to avenge her family, and she died at the age of 58; (legend has it that Lu Siniang entered the palace three times, and with her excellent Qinggong, one night, when Yongzheng was sleeping, Lu Siniang cut off the head) , There is still a gold head of Yongzheng in the Beijing Museum. Yongzheng could not be buried without his head, so he asked a craftsman to make him a gold head.) It was said that he died a normal death and was buried in Tailing, Hebei (now Hebei Province) West of Yixian County).
Yongzheng was a very complex and contradictory historical figure. He was an outstanding politician who was brave in innovation and diligent in governing. He reformed and rectified the long-standing shortcomings in Kangxi's later years, swept away the decadence, and clarified the officialdom. , stable governance, full treasury, and lightened people’s burdens. But after all, he was a feudal emperor with major faults and limitations. There were also great doubts about his succession to the throne.
Yongzheng's main achievements include:
Dividing people into acres. This is a major tax reform. China has had a poll tax since ancient times. Adult men, regardless of whether they are rich or poor, must pay a poll tax. Yongzheng implemented reforms and spread the capitation tax into acres of land, and determined the tax amount according to the number of acres of land. Those with more land will receive more, those with less land will receive less, and those without land will not. This means that the poll tax was abolished in one fell swoop. This measure is beneficial to the poor and not beneficial to the landlords. It is a major reform in the history of our country's fiscal and taxation. Consumption envy returns to the public. In ancient my country, silver and copper were used as currency. When taxing, there was a certain loss of silver during the exchange, melting, preservation, and transportation, so there was a certain surcharge when taxing. This surcharge, called consumption or fire consumption, has always been levied by local states and counties as additional income for local offices and officials.
There is no statutory levy amount for consumption, and states and counties can levy heavy taxes as they please. Some levy a regular tax of one tael and consumption as much as five or six yuan, which puts a heavy burden on the people.
Yongzheng implemented the "return of envy to the public"...>>
Question 9: Which emperor came after Kangxi...and what was the order of the emperors of the Qing Dynasty? Yongzheng
The order of emperors of the Qing Dynasty is temple name, name, reign, year, imperial mausoleum, Taizu: Aixinjueluo Nurhaci, 1616-1626, Tianming Fuling, Taizong: Aixinjueluo, Huang Taiji, 1627-1643, Tiancong/Chongde Zhaoling Ancestor: Aixinjueluo Fulin 1644-1661 Shunzhi Xiaoling Saint Ancestor; Aixinjueluo Xuanye 1662-1722 Kangxi Jingling Emperor Shizong: Aixinjue Luoyin 1723-1735 Yongzheng Tailing Emperor Gaozong: Aixinjue Luo Hongli 1736 ~ 1795 Qianlong Yuling Renzong: Aixinjue Luo Yan 1796 ~ 1820 Jiaqing Changling Xuanzong: Aixinjue Luoning 1821 ~ 1850 Daoguang Muling Wenzong: Aixinjue Luo Yi 1851 ~ 1861 Xianfeng Dingling Mu Zong: Aixinjueluo Zaichun 1862 ~ 1874 Qixiang/ Tongzhi Huiling Dezong: Aixinjueluo Zai 1875 ~ 1908 Guangxu Chongling (no temple name) Aixinjueluo Puyi Xuantong Hualong Cemetery from 1909 to 1911