The Ming dynasty emperors mainly lists the founding emperor, the monarch who ruled the Ming Dynasty (including Nanming), the emperor who had no actual rule and the imperial clan of Nanming. The historical span is 1368-1644. The Ming Dynasty was the last unified Central Plains dynasty established by the Han nationality in the history of China. It has been handed down to 12 generations, experienced 16 emperors and enjoyed the country for 276 years.

Zhu Yuanzhang 1328-1398 June 24th. : Ming Taizu, posthumous title: Ming Di, ascended the throne:1368 65438+1October 23rd (Hongwu).

Zhu Yunwen1377 65438+February 5? Temple number: Ming Huizong, posthumous title: Ming Huidi, enthronement date:1June 30, 398 (Wen Jian).

Judy 1360-65438 May 2 +0424 August 12, temple number: Ming Chengzu, posthumous title: ascended the throne on 1402 (Yongle).

Zhu Gaochi 1378 August 16-1425 May 29th, temple number: Ming Renzong, posthumous title: Ming Zhao Di, Dengji 1424 (Hongxi).

Zhu Zhanji 65438+February 9th 0398-1435 65438+1October 3rd, temple number: Ming Xuanzong, posthumous title: Ming Zhangdi, Dengji 1425 (Xuande).

Zhu Qizhen,1427-65438+February 23, 20464: Ming Yingzong, posthumous title: Ming Ruidi, 1435 ascended the throne (orthodox).

Zhu Qiyu 1428-1457 March 23rd, TempleNo.: Ming Daizong, posthumous title: Mingjing, Dengji 1449 (Jingtai).

Zhu Jianshen1447 65438+February 9-65438+September 9, 0487, TempleNo.: Ming Xianzong, posthumous title: Ming Chundi, Dengji 1464 (Chenghua).

Zhu Shitang1July 30, 470-1June 8, 505, temple number: Ming Xiaozong, posthumous title: Ming Jingdi, Dengji 1487 (Hongzhi).

Zhu Houzhao 149 1 year1October 27th-152 1 year April 20th, temple number: Ming Wuzong, posthumous title: Ming Yidi, Dengji 1505 (Zheng De

Zhu Houzong 1507 September 16- 1567 65438+ October 23rd, temple number: Ming Shizong, posthumous title: Ming Sudi, enthronement number: 152 1 May (Jiajing).

Zhu Zaihou1March 4, 537-1July 5, 572, temple number: Ming Muzong, posthumous title: Emperor Mingzhuang, Dengji 1566 (Qin Long).

Zhu Yijun 1563 September 4th-1620 August 18, TempleNo.: Ming Shenzong, posthumous title: Xiandi, Dengji 1572 (Wanli).

Zhu Changluo, August 28, 582 -65438+September 26, 0620, temple number: Ming Guangzong, posthumous title: the true Sect of the Ming Dynasty, founded in 65438 +0620 (Taichang).

Zhu Youxiao1605 65438+February 23rd-1627 September 19, temple number: Ming Xizong, posthumous title: Ming Di, Dengji 1620 (Apocalypse).

Zhu Youjian 16 10-1644, temple number: Ming Sizong, posthumous title: Ming Liedi, Dengji 1627 (Chongzhen).

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The Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1368 ~ 1644, said to have died in 1683) was a dynasty that inherited the Yuan Dynasty and started the Qing Dynasty in the history of China. It was a Han dynasty established mainly to overthrow the Mongolian rulers, and it was also the last imperial dynasty established by the Han nationality in the history of China. Emperors of the Ming Dynasty refer to 65,438+06 Ming emperors from the first emperor Zhu Yuanzhang to the last emperor Zhu Youjian. The emperors of the Ming Dynasty all had distinct personalities, and the dynasties of the Ming Dynasty also had different climates because of their distinct personalities.

1368, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor after the Yuan Dynasty was destroyed, and his country name was Daming. Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor for the first time 12, after sixteen emperors: Ming Taizu (Hongwu), Ming Huidi (Wen Jian), Ming Chengzu (Yongle), Ming Renzong (Hongxi), Ming Xuanzong (Xuande), Ming Yingzong (Orthodox/Tianshun), Ming Daizong (Jingtai) and Ming Xianzong. Interesting history will bring the emperors of the Ming Dynasty together to tell their thrilling journey to the throne.

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The Ming dynasty emperors-Baidu encyclopedia