Mighty Ming Dynasty

1123～1141, Emperor Zisoutoku (Tenji 1124, Daji 1126, Tencheng 1131, Nagase 1132, Hoen 1135, Eiji 1141) 1141~1155, his younger brother Emperor Konoe (Kangji 1142, Tenyo 1144, Kuan 1145, Nihei 1151, Kuju 1154) 1155～1158, his younger brother Emperor Shirakawa (1156 Baoyuan) 1158~1165, Emperor Nijo (Heiji 1159, Eiroku 1160, Oho 1161, length and width 1163, Eiman 1165) 1165~1168, Emperor Rokujo (Ni'an 1166) 1167, the Taira family came into power 1168～1180, Emperor Takakura (Jiaying 1169, Chengan 1171, Anyuan 1175, Zhicheng 1177) 1180～1183, Emperor Zianda (Yangwa 1181, Juinaga 1182) 1183～1198, Emperor Gotoba (1184 Gen. 1184, 1185 Bunji, 1190 Kenku). The Taira clan came to power in 1185. Minamoto no Yoritomo came to power and established the Kamakura shogunate (1192～1333). 1198～1210, Emperor Tsuchimikado (Shoji 1199, Kenhito 1201, Kenei 1206, Seigen 1207) 1210～1221, Emperor Shuntoku (1211, Kenho 1213, Seiku 1219) 1219 The Minamoto clan of the Kamakura shogunate died, and the Hojo clan came to power (1219～1333) 1221, Emperor Nakagyou 1221～1232, Emperor Gohorikawa (Sadao 1222, Motohito 1224, Kaoru 1225, Ansada 1227, Kanki 1229, Sadaga 1232) 1232~1242, Emperor Shijo (Tenfuku 1233, Jiazhen 1235, Lihito 1238, Yanying 1239, Niji 1240) 1242～1246, Emperor Gosaga (1243 Kanyuan) 1246~1259, Emperor Gofukakusa (Hoharu 1247, Kencho 1249, Yasumoto 1256, Masaka 1257, Shogen 1259) 1259~1274, younger brother Kameyama (Bunying 1260, Hironaga 1261, Bunei 1264) 1274～1287, Emperor Gouta (Jianji 1275, Koan 1278) 1288～1298, Emperor Fushimi (Shengying 1288, Einin 1293) 1298～1301, Fushimi Emperor (Zhengan 1299) 1301～1308, Emperor Gonijo (Qianyuan 1302, Jiayuan 1303, Tokuji 1306) 1308～1318, Hanazono Emperor (Yanqing 1308, Showa 1312, Bunho 1317) From 1318 to 1339, Emperor Go-Daigo (Motoyo 1319, Motohyo 1321, Shochu 1324, Gentoku 1329, Motohiro 1331, Shokei 1332, Kenmu 1333, Engen 1336) destroyed the Hojo clan in 1333, and the Kamakura shogunate came to an end. In 1336, Ashikaga Takauji rebelled and established a new emperor, thus dividing the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and Emperor Go-Daigo became the Southern Dynasty (1336-1392). 1339~1368, Emperor Gomurakami, 1368～1383, Emperor Changqing (Jiande 1370, Wenzhong 1372, Tianshou 1375, Honghe 1381) From 1383 to 1392, Emperor Go Kameyama (1384 Yuanzhong) abdicated and awarded the Northern Dynasties with the artifacts passed down from the country. Thus, the situation of 57 years of division was restored and unified. Northern Dynasties (1336～1392) From 1336 to 1348, Emperor Komei, the son of Go-Daigo (1336 Kenbu, 1338 Ryio), rebelled against the emperor and established a divided emperor. Ashikaga Takauji established the Muromachi Shogunate (1338-1348). 1348～1352, Emperor Sogo (Kuanying 1350) 1352~1371, Emperor Gokogen (Bunwa 1352, Enbun 1356, Kangan 1361, Sadaharu 1362, Onian 1368) 1371～1382, Emperor Houyuanrong (1372 in Wenzhong, 1375 in Yonghe, 1379 in Kangli, 1381 in Yongde) 1382~1412, Emperor Komatsu (Zhitoku 1384, Jiaqing 1387, Kangying 1389, Meitoku 1390, Yingying 1394) 1392 The Southern Dynasty ended, and the north and south were reunited 1412～1428, known as Emperor Guang (1428 years old) 1428～1464, Emperor of the Back Garden (Yongheng 1429, Cargill 1441, Wen'an 1444, Bode 1449, Xiangde 1452, Kangzheng 1455, Changlu 1457, Kanzheng 1460) From 1464 to 1500, Emperor Gotsuchimikado (Bunsho 1466, Onin 1467, Mingming 1469, Nagahyo 1487, Entoku 1489, Meio 1492) began in 1467 and was known as the "Warring States Period" (1467-1591) 1500～1526, Emperor Gokashiwara (Bungui 1501, Eimasa 1504, Daiei 1521) 1526～1557, Emperor Gonara (Henglu 1528, Tianwen 1532, Hongji 1555) 1557～1586, Emperor Masachikamachi (Eiroku 1558, Gengame 1570, Tensho 1573) 1573 Ashikaga died, the Muromachi shogunate ended, Oda Nobunaga came to power (1573～1582), Toyotomi (Hashiba) Hideyoshi came to power (1585～1598), ending the chaos From 1586 to 1611, Emperor Goyosei (Bunroku 1592, Keicho 1596) and 1603 Tokugawa Ieyasu came to power and established the Edo shogunate (1603-1867). 1611～1629, Emperor Gomizuo (Kanei 1624) 1630～1643, Empress Meisho 1643～1654, Emperor Gomitsu (Zhengbao 1644, Qing'an 1648, Chengying 1652) 1654～1663, Emperor Gosai (Mei 1655, Manji 1658, Kanbun 1661) 1663～1687, Emperor Reigen (Yenbo 1673, Tenwa 1681, Zhenheng 1684)

In the Ming Dynasty, except for eunuchs and domestic slaves who called themselves slaves, others generally did not call themselves slaves.

😅 At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the Tokugawa shogunate was established. Kyushu in the Western Kingdom of Japan nominally surrendered to the shogunate. The emperor has been a puppet since the Nara period. It was only a few years ago that Toyotomi Hideyoshi was severely beaten by the Ming Dynasty. Where did the 150,000 troops come from to fight against the Ming Dynasty? At this time, Japan still has many famous beauties in history. I also expected the protagonist to kill the beauties of Japan Harmony. The result 😭

I'm sorry to tell you that you are wrong. Posthumous title - in short, it is a title given to the deceased emperor by the succeeding emperor after his death. Posthumous titles are somewhat judgmental, so they can be divided into praise and blame. Those that belong to praise include: Wen, Wu, Jing, Lie, Zhao, Mu, etc.; Those that belong to criticism include: Yang, Li, Ling, etc.; Those that belong to sympathy include: Ai, Huai, Min, Mourning, etc. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty all fall into this category. According to your opinion, Yang Guang dared to openly call him Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty when he was alive?

The reason Beijing was conquered by Li Zicheng in the Ming Dynasty was because of the plague, and Li Zicheng's defeat in Beijing was still because of the plague. If the author had allowed the prince to enter Beijing, the death rate of the army would still have been high, and he himself would have been in danger. The author's mistake again in August 18th: One or 110,000 troops were together? ? It shouldn't be easy, think about the scene with two to three thousand people in the school. 2. Army artillery was quite common in the late Ming Dynasty. Li Zicheng's army artillery and muskets had already taken shape. The divine arm bow did not seem to be that advanced, and it was not easy for one person to pull the bow.