There were 12 emperors in the Qing Dynasty***, they were:

1. Aisin Gioro Nurhachi

Temple name: Tazu (清太祖), year: Tianmian (天命)

Time of enthronement: 1616, time of abdication: 1626

2. Aisin Gioro Huang taiji

Temple name: Emperor Taizong (太宗) of the Qing Dynasty (清太宗), year: Shung Tak (崇德

. Accession: 1626, abdication: 1643

3. Aisin Gioro Fulin

Temple name: Emperor Shizuo of the Qing Dynasty, year: Shunzhi

Accession: 1643, abdication: 1661

4. Aisin Gioro Xuan Ye

Temple name: Sacred Ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, year: Kangxi

Accession. : 1661, abdication: 1722

5, Aisin Gioro Yinzhen

Temple name: Qing Emperor Shizong, year: Yongzheng

Entry to the throne: 1723, abdication: 1735

6, Aisin Gioro Hongli

Temple name: Qing Emperor Gaozong, year: Qianlong

Entry to the throne. 1736, abdicated: 1796

7, Aisin Gioro Diem

Temple name: Emperor Renzong of the Qing Dynasty, year: Jiaqing

Enthronement: 1796, abdication: 1820

8, Aisin Gioro Minning

Temple name: Emperor Xuanzong of the Qing Dynasty, year: Daoguang

Enthronement: 1820, abdication: 1820

Time: 1820, abdication: 1820 In 1820, abdicated: 1850

9. Aisin Gioro Yiji

Temple name: Emperor Wenzong of the Qing Dynasty, year: Xianfeng

Embedded: 1850, abdicated: 1861

10. Aisin Gioro Zaichun

Temple name: Emperor Muzong of the Qing Dynasty, year: Tongzhi

Embedded: 1861, abdicated: 1875, 1875, abdicated: 1875. Abdication: 1875

11、Aisin Gioro Zaihui

Temple name: Qing Emperor Dezong, year: Guangxu

Embedded in 1875, abdicated in 1908

12、Aisin Gioro Puyi

Temple name: Qing Emperor Gongzong, year: Xuantong

Embedded in 1908, abdicated in 1912

Temple name: Qing Emperor Gongzong, year: Xuantong

Embodied in 1908, abdicated in 1912

Temple name: Qing Emperor Muzong, year: Tongzhi Time: 1912

Extended information:

The Qing Dynasty*** had twelve emperors, and passed on to ten emperors after the entry of the Customs, enjoying the country for 268 years.

In 1616, Nurhachu, the leader of the Jianzhou Jurchen Department, established the Later Jin Dynasty, and in 1636, Huang taiji changed the country's name to "Qing". 1644, the late Ming peasant general Li Zicheng captured Beijing, and the Ming Dynasty died. The Qing army took advantage of the situation to enter the customs, the political implementation of shaved hair, military crackdown on the peasant army and the southern Ming regimes, and gradually mastered the country. Then through the Kangxi, Yongqian and Qian dynasties, the economy was restored to a certain extent. Basically laid the map of modern China, at the same time, the monarchy developed to the peak. But due to the Manchu Qing Dynasty, cultural emasculation, contempt for science and technology, closed-door lockdown, gradually lagging behind Europe and the United States.

The Sino-British Opium War broke out in 1840, which led to the invasion of many powers and a serious loss of sovereignty. After the Second Opium War began the exploration of modernization, the landlord class carried out the foreign affairs movement. After the Sino-Japanese War, the national crisis deepened, and the reformists led by Kang Liang began to carry out the Hundred Days' Reform, but the reform failed, and in the summer of 1900, the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded China in order to suppress the Boxer Rebellion and safeguard the interests of the Chinese people, and in 1911, the Xinhai Revolution broke out, and the rule of the Qing Dynasty collapsed, and on February 12, 1912, the Qing Emperor was forced to abdicate. From then on, the feudal imperial system that had existed in China for more than 2,000 years came to an end, and a new page in Chinese history was turned.

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