Is there an emperor named Zhang?

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Brief introduction of emperor's rule

1 orbit (AD? ~ 3 14) A.D. 30 1 ~ 3 14, lasting 14 years. In the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty, Zhang Gui was a five-product official of North Korea. Zhang Hua, the supervisor of China Library, attaches great importance to it because of his outstanding talent in discussing political affairs such as Confucian classics, gains and losses. He was a servant of the prince, a regular rider, and a western military company. After the "Eight Kings Rebellion" in the Western Jin Dynasty, the people in the Central Plains were in dire straits and the country was restless. In order to protect the environment and people, they wanted to go back to their hometown. So he wrote to the court and asked to be a secretariat of Liangzhou. The court minister knew that he had the ability to defend the border and make the town far away. In the first year of Yongning in the Han Dynasty (AD 30 1 year), he was appointed as the secretariat of Liangzhou and a captain of Qiang protection. After Zhang Gui came to power, he suppressed the local Xianbei uprising, surrendered Hana, a captain of Dongqiang who assassinated the secretariat of Qin Zhou, and sent troops to make contributions. Seeing his loyalty, the imperial court issued a decree: "From the west of Longxi, we must go on an expedition and cut it." Later, he defeated the attempt of Jang Jin and Zhang Yue brothers of Liangzhou nationality to replace them and consolidated his dominant position. Zhang Gui takes active measures to set up schools, train and recruit talents, develop production, mint money and encourage industry and commerce. After thirteen years' efforts, Liangzhou became a paradise in northern China at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, and scholars from the war-torn Central Plains took refuge in succession. After the death of Zhang Gui, his descendants continued to control Liangzhou for ten generations, * * * 76 years. Although they accepted the titles of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, they did not use the titles of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but appointed their own officials. In fact, they are an independent state power, known as "former cool" in history and listed as one of the "sixteen countries".

Zhang Shi (ad 27 1 ~ 320), a high-impedance Ming king, lived for seven years in ad 3 14 ~ 320, and was fifty years old. In 30 1 year, Zhang Gui was appointed as the secretariat of Liangzhou in the Western Jin Dynasty. After his death in 3 14, his son Zhang Shi succeeded him to the throne.

Emperor Taizong became king of Zhang Mao in the five years from 320 to 324 (277 -324). In June 320, 48-year-old Zhang Shi was killed by his men. Zhenzijun was young, and General Mao attacked Pingxi as the military commander of Liangzhou, protecting the Qiang captain, Liangzhou animal husbandry and Xiping Gong.

4 Zhang Jun (307-346 AD), the ancestor of the world, lasted for 23 years from 324 to 346 AD. At the age of 40, Zhang Taizu acceded to the throne as a Fujun general, a satrap of Wuwei, and a son of Taizu, Prince Xiping, who died childless. In 345 AD, he was called the Fake Cool King.

The emperor (328-354 AD), the ancestor of all ages, lived for eight years from 346 AD to 354 AD. At the age of 27, he was the second son of Zhang Jun, and his son acceded to the throne.

6 Wang Wei Zhang Wei (AD? ~ 355) A.D. 354 ~ 355, which lasted two years, was Zhang Chonghua's eldest son, Zhang Chonghua died, and his youngest son, Ling Yao, succeeded him. Zhang Zuo regarded him as a teenager, abandoned him as a Hou, called himself a general, and worked as a shepherd and Liang Gong in Liangzhou. Two years later, he was killed by Zhang Xuanliang, a servant.

Seven Xuanliang (350-363 AD) worshiped the king and reigned for nine years from 355 AD to 363 AD. At the age of fourteen, Zhang Jun was the youngest son and Zhang Zhonghua's younger brother. He killed Zhang Xuanliang in 363 AD and became a shepherd in Liangzhou, named Xipinggong.

The last king, Zhang Xuanxi (year of birth and death to be tested) lasted 14 years from 363 to 376. He is Zhang Jun's last son and Zhang Zhonghua's younger brother. In 363, he and his brother Zhang Xuanliang killed Zhang Xuanliang, became a Liangzhou shepherd, and was named Xipinggong. In 376, Liangzhou surrendered to the former Qin Dynasty, and the former Guo Liang Dynasty perished.

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Brief introduction of emperor's rule

1 Zhang Shicheng (132 1 ~ 1367) from 1354 ~ 1357, 1363 ~ 1367

Posthumous title, 94, was born in Taizhou Baijuchang (now Dafeng Baiju, Jiangsu). Wang Cheng and Wu Wang, one of the famous leaders of the peasant uprising in the late Yuan Dynasty and the founders of the Zhou Dynasty, were born in Zhang Shicheng and were salt merchants. In the 13th year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1353), he and his brothers Zhang Shiyi, Zhang Shide, Zhang Shixin and his good friend Li Bosheng fought against Yuan Dynasty and captured Taizhou, Xinghua and Gaoyou in Jiangsu. The following year (A.D. 1354), in the 65438+ October of the lunar calendar, he claimed to be the King of Honesty in Gaoyou, and the founding of the People's Republic of China was the Great Week. Gaoyou was once surrounded by the Yuan Army, but when he was not afraid of danger, the Yuan Army was in chaos because the commander-in-chief of the Yuan Army, the Prime Minister, got out of trouble, and took advantage of the situation to attack, winning a great victory and gaining a great reputation. In the fifteenth year of Yuan Zhizheng (A.D. 1355), Zhang Shicheng crossed the river from Tongzhou (now Nantong, Jiangsu) and captured Changshu (now Changshu, Jiangsu), Pingjiang (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), Songjiang (now Shanghai) and Changzhou (now Changzhou, Jiangsu) at the beginning of the following year (A.D. 1356), with its capital in Pingping. Subsequently, Zhang Shicheng fought with Zhu Yuanzhang's army and was defeated by Zhu Yuanzhang's army in the 17th year of Yuan Dynasty (AD 1357). But surrendered to the Yuan Dynasty and was named Qiu. Since then, Zhang Shicheng has become a major force in western Zhejiang, transporting grain to the capital of the Yuan Dynasty for many times. In the 23rd year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1363), Zhang Shicheng led his troops to attack Anfeng (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province) and drove away Liu Futong and Han Liner, the leaders of the Red Scarf Army, who also called themselves the Prince of Wu. In the 27th year of Yuan Dynasty (AD 1367), Zhang Shicheng and his men were defeated by Zhu Yuanzhang's army at Pingjiang, captured and hanged themselves in Yingtianfu (now Nanjing, Jiangsu).