In China, a emperor usually have four appellation to recognize. For example： Name：Puyi AisinGioro Region title：Xuantong（use it when the emperor lives） Ancestry title：Xianzong （use it when the emperor dead） Posthumous title：Feidi（means the deposed emperor, use it to assess his life and what he done）
I have been pondering this question for some time: Since Emperor Xuantong (his regnal name) was the last ruler of the Imperial Chinese Qing Dynasty, who holds the authority or responsibility for bestowing these posthumous names after the emperor’s death? One might assume that such titles are granted by the succeeding emperor or the dynasty that follows. However, this does not seem to apply in the case of Puyi
Most of the paintings shown here were done retroactively. They are from textbooks, we really have little information of what the classical emperors really individually looked like. The "emperors" from the northern dynasties and sixteen kingdoms period were non-Han, some of them were Qiangic, some of them were Xianbei. That is why they are dressed in different clothes. Same as the Qing Dynasty. True Han Chinese emperor fashion remained streamlined for most of its history. The Dragon Robe (袞龙袍) became fashionable during the Tang Dynasty onwards, and was based off of the Barbarian wear from earlier centuries.
@@iSyriuxDo you know why there is so little information about the Emperors? It is because Mao Zedong and the Maoist bandits burned most of the records during the Cultural Revolution
@@lehieu8836we don’t have “little information” about them, we actually know quite a lot about them, you do realize that most historical records that record the life of Chinese emperors still exist right?
Hey Edgar. I am back after 2 years. I saw this on my recommendations and was about to download it, but instead I felt immediate nostalgia so I watched it. In case you are wondering, I am now interested in football ⚽️
Nhà Đường(618-907),Thời Ngũ Đại(907-960),Nhà Tống(960-1279),Nhà Nguyên(1271-1368),Nhà Minh(1368-1644),Nhà Thanh(1644-1911),Cộng Hoà Nhân Dân Trung Hoa(1949-Nay).
i feel bad for qianshao of khan and houshao of han. i do not like it when people die young. and qianshao was only 9 years old when he died, and hofshao of not even 20 years old yet. emperor houshao was 16 when he died.
@@ICareReally They were actually Kings (王）, not Emperors (皇帝）yet. Qin Shi Huang (秦始皇）(First Emperor of Qin) proclaimed himself the Emperor of Qin, making him the first Emperor of China, while all other monarchs before him in the previous Dynasties (Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty, Zhou Dynasty) were ruled by kings rather than Emperors.
@@johnnyzhao7698 It’s not a middle name it’s because some (in fact, most) Chinese personal names are composed of two instead of one character. For example “Zhu Yuanzhang”, in which “Yuan Zhang” is the two character personal name, while “Zhu” is the family name. Before the Song Dynasty, one character names such as Liu Bang, Liu Che, Li Bai, Du Fu were common, but after the Song Dynasty two character names like Zhao Kuangying, Fan Zhongyan, Wang Anshi, Zhou Dunyi became the mainstream. During the 1980s, one character names shortly became a trend, so Chinese born during the 1980s typically have one character names. After the 1990s though two character names became common again and so most young Chinese will have a two character name. Having a two character name is generally seen as being more cultured and sophisticated.
NO. You're wrong. Yuan is mongolian country, made by Mongolian people. You just thought it Chinese because Yuan controlled the whole area of China. But it is the stupidest idea. So FIX IT!!!
Hi, that's some good work :)
Interesting of you to include the emperors of the Southern Ming dynasty, they are often overlooked !
will you ever cover the ming?
Dudes changing their name after becoming emperors, some of them are similar why?
@@borisrovchenko7747 those names are their temple ,era and posthumous names given after they died,not their real name
great video again! Must have taken you quite a while to make this!
This is great. I love your videos very much.
Por qué no haces un video de las emperactrices de china desde la primera?
Nc you back!! I love you videos so much
Great job you did all emperors great job!
Where is Nurhaci???
Hes a khan, he didnt become a emperor yet
I’m so lucky to have a royal family
@@jozefgagarin2844 he died to a rock thrown at him when he was besieging a small village just like Mongke
Great quality!
Great job ! Thanks
Cool i love it and i love all music and i love all emperors of china
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將軍님의 革命方式은！！！
I really appreciate it 👍
I like all songs
In China, a emperor usually have four appellation to recognize. For example：
Name：Puyi AisinGioro
Region title：Xuantong（use it when the emperor lives）
Ancestry title：Xianzong （use it when the emperor dead）
Posthumous title：Feidi（means the deposed emperor, use it to assess his life and what he done）
I have been pondering this question for some time: Since Emperor Xuantong (his regnal name) was the last ruler of the Imperial Chinese Qing Dynasty, who holds the authority or responsibility for bestowing these posthumous names after the emperor’s death? One might assume that such titles are granted by the succeeding emperor or the dynasty that follows. However, this does not seem to apply in the case of Puyi
I like how the emperors of the North/South dynasties look 30 years older than they actually are.
配乐好听
It can be seen that the clothes of each kingdom have their own characteristics.
Most of the paintings shown here were done retroactively. They are from textbooks, we really have little information of what the classical emperors really individually looked like. The "emperors" from the northern dynasties and sixteen kingdoms period were non-Han, some of them were Qiangic, some of them were Xianbei. That is why they are dressed in different clothes. Same as the Qing Dynasty. True Han Chinese emperor fashion remained streamlined for most of its history. The Dragon Robe (袞龙袍) became fashionable during the Tang Dynasty onwards, and was based off of the Barbarian wear from earlier centuries.
@@iSyriux 啊牛马
Especially the hats
@@iSyriuxDo you know why there is so little information about the Emperors? It is because Mao Zedong and the Maoist bandits burned most of the records during the Cultural Revolution
@@lehieu8836we don’t have “little information” about them, we actually know quite a lot about them, you do realize that most historical records that record the life of Chinese emperors still exist right?
This is great! How long did this take?
It took me two months.
@@edgarcheng5410 Wow that's slot!
@@edgarcheng5410 wow my god
i love this video
Prince of Kuaiji, Emperor Jing of Wu and Zhongzong are from a book. Can you pls send the book name?
Why you exclude some Chinese kingdoms and dynasties (eg. southern Liang [16 kingdoms] and Western Liang [Southern Dynasties])?
Good work, I can't imagine the amount of effort and time you invested in collecting the information and making the video.
How old are you ?
I'd prefer to keep it private.
@@edgarcheng5410 Where is Nurhaci???
@@jozefgagarin2844 He's khan not empero5
Why everyone use that music on Qing dynasty
Hey Edgar. I am back after 2 years. I saw this on my recommendations and was about to download it, but instead I felt immediate nostalgia so I watched it. In case you are wondering, I am now interested in football ⚽️
How many emperors in total?
really good!it is even better than china's video
Great job !
Can you see my history of Tunisia it would be a pleasure
ok :)
Stupid advertising.
@@edgarcheng5410 u
@Lolhify I'm not advertising 🙄
辛苦了
What is the music up to 3:13 please?
You may check the video description. Edgar Cheng lists all the music names there as well as his sources/references.
@edgar cheng Where is western Liao???
So Qin shi Huang the first emperor of china and Puyi is the last Emperor of china
I don't know what why i am still miss old dynasty
Nhà Đường(618-907),Thời Ngũ Đại(907-960),Nhà Tống(960-1279),Nhà Nguyên(1271-1368),Nhà Minh(1368-1644),Nhà Thanh(1644-1911),Cộng Hoà Nhân Dân Trung Hoa(1949-Nay).
清朝是1616建立，后来爱新觉罗皇太极在1636改年号为清，爱新觉罗溥仪退位是在1912年😅
就相当于后金是清朝的前身❤这位越南朋友
Why u not live stream?
Wife, why they didn't include bai Qi and han xin
Where is nuerhachi?
好像Dylan仿照你的视频做，但是他做了日本，越南，夏朝等等等等
就是这个人@Dylan-ph4ro
@@Daqing2012 我知道，他也是停更了，他的視頻也同樣被搬上了b站
Xuantong emperor did not reign until 1912, He was king is Manchuria in 1917 and that merged it to ‘’chinamanchuria’
Northeast China, not "chinamanchuria". Though it can be called Chinese Manchuria as there is a Russian Manchuria.
Xuantong even can't speak manchurian but mandarin.
i feel bad for qianshao of khan and houshao of han. i do not like it when people die young. and qianshao was only 9 years old when he died, and hofshao of not even 20 years old yet. emperor houshao was 16 when he died.
0:28 First Emperors
There were more emperors before them, they are unknown.
@@ICareReally They were actually Kings (王）, not Emperors (皇帝）yet. Qin Shi Huang (秦始皇）(First Emperor of Qin) proclaimed himself the Emperor of Qin, making him the first Emperor of China, while all other monarchs before him in the previous Dynasties (Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty, Zhou Dynasty) were ruled by kings rather than Emperors.
I already knew that.. but im saying it for zhou
@@ICareReally秦始皇是皇帝他之前也就是周是天子之用春秋战国时期的霸国才称王（如果昵称周天子为王爵会被杀，因为王比天子低）周之前就是人皇
👏👏👏👍👍👍
If you have show Kara-Khitan Khanate, Nothern Yuan, Nurhaci, Taiping Kingdom of Heaven & Kangde, That' ll perfect videos.
Nurhaci is Khan not emperor
@@nshoofficial Why he is not emperor?
Idk but he included Hong Taiji which he was also khan but later became emperor.@@frankolun582
Where is qin shi huang he is he firts emperor
In the video.
Lmao hes at the start, first one mate
Qin shi huang was already there
作者我很好奇，明朝你算上了南明，清朝你算上了后金，元朝为什么不算蒙古帝国😅
原话是哔哩哔哩一个人说的
皇太極在1636年稱帝時已經改了國號，那時已經不是金而是清
我沒有把所有政權的皇帝都算進去是因為按照了維基，它把主要政權都以粗體表示，我當初只是想做一個簡單版的視頻便沒有把所有皇帝都算進去
至於蒙古帝國和北元也是為了避免爭議才沒有做，但始終沒有算進還是會有人說
zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD%E5%9B%BD%E7%9A%87%E5%B8%9D
@ 我想問一下，你是怎麼做視頻的？我看了上面的鏈接，是BANDICAM（班迪錄屏）
@@edgarcheng5410 北元實際亡於1635皇太極滅北元
@@Daqing2012 當時只是用很簡單的方法，例如做一個300年的王朝，那就需要做300張圖片，然後打開圖片顯示器，開啟錄屏，每張圖一直按下去。新版本的時候已經不再是這個方法。
Want to do in si kefa history
Miss the Ming
I don't like Ming. It gives me the atmosphere of strict.
92.康熙皇帝+94.乾龍皇帝+100.宣統皇帝99. 光緒皇帝
Missing Yuan Shikai and ……
You forgot the emperors
Of
Xia
Shang
And
Zhou
No, Qin Shi Huang was the first Chinese sovereign to proclaim himself "Emperor", after unifying China in 221 BC.
@edgar cheng can i ask bro, why some Chinese have some middle name? And why use generations poems? Is that necessary?
They were actually kings,not emperors
@@johnnyzhao7698 It’s not a middle name it’s because some (in fact, most) Chinese personal names are composed of two instead of one character. For example “Zhu Yuanzhang”, in which “Yuan Zhang” is the two character personal name, while “Zhu” is the family name. Before the Song Dynasty, one character names such as Liu Bang, Liu Che, Li Bai, Du Fu were common, but after the Song Dynasty two character names like Zhao Kuangying, Fan Zhongyan, Wang Anshi, Zhou Dunyi became the mainstream. During the 1980s, one character names shortly became a trend, so Chinese born during the 1980s typically have one character names. After the 1990s though two character names became common again and so most young Chinese will have a two character name. Having a two character name is generally seen as being more cultured and sophisticated.
Real last emperor of china is the hongxian emperor aka yuan shikai
but his predecessor is a president
其實嘛，處了五湖十六國和五代十國以外的皇帝，基本上都能背起來~
但是有沒有漏就不知咯
十六国和五代十国里称王未称帝的没有算入
我不信你辽金元 中晚唐能背的下来
@@李博文-t7v 中晚唐還真能背起來
@@李博文-t7v 算了，👴要寫作業，不背了
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3:09 discord mod
taiwan is not china
Part of it was.
十六国的不全，五代十国中的十国也不全😅
不是所有君主都是皇帝的
@ 你居然现在还回我，那你为什么不更新了😭
@@Daqing2012 三年了，曾經有想過下次要更新什麽，可就是想不到，也沒有動力，就算繼續重製2.0也是沒有什麽意義，也很花時間
@ 也是
@ 告诉你一件事，国内一个人把你的视频搬到B站去了
Dna emperor
埃及夏，東夷商，兩週大秦是西戎。
苗蠻楚，西羌漢，魏晉南北本是匈。
隋唐原是鮮卑種，沙陀宋來回回明。
太平天國皆僮人，日本民國蘇俄共。
中華上下五千年，唯有元清是正統。
Guoqiang Ai 哪凉快哪呆着去吧
Guoqiang Ai 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
幼稚不，有意思吗？
你是蒙古族人？满族人？还西羌汉、回回明，把人笑掉大牙！
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈，nt?🤣🤣🤣
毛太祖呢？
NO. You're wrong. Yuan is mongolian country, made by Mongolian people. You just thought it Chinese because Yuan controlled the whole area of China. But it is the stupidest idea. So FIX IT!!!