Who is the most unlucky emperor in China?

The following eleven emperors are unlucky enough.

1, Shangdi (Liu Long) (105- 106).

Birth: A.D. 105-Death: A.D. 106 (reign 1 year).

Emperor Shang, the youngest son of Emperor He, was just full moon when he ascended the throne and died after eight months in office.

2. Worship the Emperor (Liu Bing) (A.D. 144- A.D. 145)

Birth: a.d. 143-death: a.d. 145 (rule 1 year)

Liu Bing, the son of Emperor Shun, died in office for half a year at the age of three.

3. Xian Di (Liu Xie) (189 ~ AD 220).

Birth: 18 1 year-death: 234 years (in office: 3 1 year).

Liu Xie, the son of Emperor Ling, was only nine years old when he acceded to the throne. Dong Zhuo was authoritarian, and Cao Hou was in Xuchang. In 220, Cao Cao died, and Cao Pi became emperor and established the State of Wei. Han died, and Liu Xie was demoted to Shanyanggong. He died in 234, aged 54. Xian Di has never been in charge of state affairs.

4. Yu (Sima Ye) (AD 3 13-AD 3 16)

Birth: 300 AD-Death: 3 17 AD (reigned for 3 years).

Sima Ye, grandson of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, son of Wu. Sima Ye was only 13 years old when he graduated. , by the evil king, Wan Bao fuzheng. Xiongnu Liu Yao attacked Chang 'an, and Emperor Yu surrendered and was humiliated. He was killed in March17 at the age of 18.

5. Young Master (Gao Feng) (AD 577-AD 577)

Birth: A.D. 570-Death: A.D. 577 (ruling for 0 years)

The young master Gao Feng, the eldest son of the late master, was arrested after 25 days in power, and Gao Feng was killed at the age of 8.

6. Zhu Wen, born in 852 AD-died in 9 12 AD (reigned for 5 years), took part in the Huang Chao Uprising in 877, then betrayed the Rebel Army, became a government official in the Tang Dynasty, and later killed Emperor Zhao of Tang Dynasty, abandoned self-reliance and established a back beam. Throughout the dynasties, no emperor, like Zhu Wen, was destroyed by himself within a few years after the establishment of the dynasty. The reason is "picking up ashes." Zhu robbed his daughter-in-law and was killed by his son Zhu at the age of 6 1.

7. Gaozu (Shi Jingtang) was born in 892-died in 942 (reigned for 6 years). Shi Jingtang was the son-in-law of Mingzong in the later Tang Dynasty. In 936, Yan, Yun Sixteen States and Liao were ceded, and Khitan Yeludeguang, who was 1 1 younger than himself, was adopted as his father. Emperor Otsu, named by the Khitan, was a shameless traitor and notorious for thousands of years. He died in 942 at the age of 5 1.

8. Emperor Chu (Shi Zhonggui) Born: 914-Died: 964 (reigned for 4 years) In 942, Shi Jingtang died, and his nephew Shi Zhonggui succeeded to the throne, so as to be promoted to the emperor, also known as the young emperor. Emperor Wu of Jin was determined to get rid of the status of "vassal minister" and "called Sun Fei a vassal" to Qidan. Emperor Taizong of Liao decided to attack gold, and in the spring of the seventh year (944), he sent his troops to attack gold on a large scale. Di Chin's pro-unification army kept the enemy away for thousands of miles, and defeated the Qidan army successively in Qicheng and Majiakou (now Puyang North, Henan Province). Subsequently, the two armies fought in Yizhou (now Puyang, Henan), and the Khitan army was defeated. In the spring of the following year, the Khitan army attacked Jin again, surrounded xing zhou (now Xingtai, Hebei Province), and divided its forces to attack Zhou and Cizhou. The Khitan army entered Yedu (now Linzhang West, Hebei Province). Jin Jun retreated while fighting, and led the Qidan army to fight in Yulin Store (now southwest of Linzhang, Hebei Province). The Jin army pursued the victory and repelled the Qidan army. Soon, Emperor Taizong of Liao led 80,000 troops to attack Jin for the third time. The Khitan army entered Yangcheng (now southeast of anguo city, Hebei Province) and was defeated by the Jin Army. Emperor Taizong of Liao almost became a prisoner and fled back to Youzhou by camel. In the winter of 946, Du Zhongwei, the emperor's general, was ordered to attack Qidan, but Du Zhongwei led the army to surrender the enemy, and Qidan took advantage of the situation to attack Jin for the fourth time. In the first month of A.D. 10 (947), the Khitan soldiers arrived in Kaifeng, and Chu Jin surrendered to the emperor and suffered humiliation. He died in 964 at the age of 5 1.

9. Tianshun Emperor (Araghi Ba) (A.D. 1328- A.D. 1328)

Birth: A.D. 1320- Death: unknown (reigned for 0 years)

Tianshun Emperor, named Azijiba, son of Taiding Emperor. 1 month in office, defeated and fled, unaccounted for.

10, Guangzong (Zhu Changluo) (1620- 1620).

Birth: 1582- death: 1620 (in office for 0 years).

Guangzong, the eldest son of Zongshen. The title "Taichang" is a greedy and lecherous emperor. Due to excessive greed, he fell ill on the day he ascended the throne, and later died of excessive use of cinnabar. At the age of 39.

Dezong (Zai Tian)11(1874-1908).

Birth: 187 1 year-death: 1908 (in office for 34 years)

Emperor Guangxu was born in Chunwangfu, Taiping Lake, Xuanwu Gate, Beijing in the 10th year of Tongzhi (187 1 August, 14). His father Huan Yi is the seventh son of Daoguang. He reigned for 34 years and died in the 13th year of Guangxu at the age of 38.