"Emperor" was originally the collective name of "Emperor" and "Emperor", which were two titles respectively. After Qin Shihuang unified the country, he considered himself to be "the three emperors with virtue and the five emperors with great merits", so he combined the two highest human titles "emperor" and "emperor" as his imperial title. From then on, the word emperor officially became the title of the highest ruler of the ancient Chinese dynasty.
Archives of the First Emperor Ying Zheng
Years of birth and death: 259 BC ~ 210 BC
Parents: Father, Prince Chu of Zhuangxiang of Qin; Mother, Queen Mother of Zhao
Concubine: unknown
Year number: None
Reign time: 246 BC ~ 210 BC
Posthumous title: none
Temple number: None
Mausoleum: Qin Mausoleum
Personality: Intelligent and resolute, violent and greedy
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