The longest reign of the emperor is 6 1 year, and the shortest is half a day.

Aisingiorro Michelle Ye (Manchu pronunciation: Hiowan Yei,1May 4, 654-1722/February 20, 722) was in office for 6 1 year (1662-/kloc-). He has been in office the longest. First, Fu died young and succeeded to the throne at the age of 8. Then he lived a healthy life and lived a long life. At the age of 68, he lived a long time.

2. Aisinggioro Li Hong

Aisingiorro Li Hong, Emperor of Qing Dynasty, reigned for 60 years (1735- 1796), with the title of Qianlong. It is worth mentioning that in order not to surpass his grandfather, ranking champion Michelle Ye, he abdicated to his son after 60 years in office. Nominally, the class is over, but the emperor's seal has not been handed in. It was not until he died completely that his son really came to power. Li Hong succeeded to the throne later than the champion grandfather 16 years, but he knew how to keep fit and lived to the age of 89. The actual ruling time is 63 years.

3. Da Qinmao

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Da Qinmao, III of Bohai Kingdom, reigned for 57 years (737-793), and the title of the country was flourishing. During his tenure, Bohai's national strength expanded to Hunchun, Jilin. He was named King of Bohai Sea for helping the Tang Dynasty to quell the Anshi Rebellion. The epitaphs of Princess Hui Zhen and Princess Zhenxiao call Da Qinmao the king of the golden wheel of Bao Li's filial piety in Daxing. Some friends may think that he is a blocked vassal state and should not be counted. It doesn't matter, then you can skip what you think doesn't count and continue to look at the back.

4. Liu Che

Liu Che, Emperor Sejong of Han Dynasty, was the seventh emperor of Han Dynasty, who reigned for 54 years (65438 BC+0465438 BC+0-87 BC). Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the first emperor to use the title of the year in the history of China. When he was in office, he used the title of 1 1 etc. /kloc-he succeeded to the throne at the age of 0/6 and lived to be 69.

5. Li Ganshun

Li Ganshun, the courtier of Xixia, was in power for 54 years (1086- 1 139) and was the fourth emperor of Xixia. This guy is lucky to be on the list. He didn't actually live long. He died at the age of 57, but he succeeded at the age of 3 and entered the top ten before others.

6. Li Renxiao

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Zhao Renxiao, Emperor Renzong of Xixia, reigned for 54 years (1140-1193) and was the fifth emperor of Xixia. 15 years old. Xixia was in power for 54 years, accounting for 108 in the history of Xixia's founding. The other seven emperors spent a total of 7 1 year.

The following is the reign time between 40 and 50 years, * * * with 1 1. Emperor Longxu of Liao Dynasty (49 years), Emperor Wanli (48 years), (47 years), Emperor Daoism of Liao Dynasty (46 years), Emperor Jiajing of Ming Dynasty (45 years), Emperor Li Longji of Tang Dynasty (44 years) and Song Renzong (4 1 year).

7. Yelulongxu

Yelu Longxu, the prosperous emperor of Liao Dynasty, reigned for 49 years (982- 103 1). He is a bit of a misnomer on the list. Although he succeeded to the throne at the age of 65,438+00, before the age of 38, his mother Xiao Taihou was the Regent. He began to lead the government at the age of 38 and died at the age of 59.

8. Zhu Yijun

Ming Shenzong Zhu Yijun reigned for 48 years (1572- 1620), the same as the first year of Wanli. He has been in office for so long, but he hasn't been in court for about 30 years. His long reign was mainly due to his father's death too soon. He ascended the throne at 10. It's not a long life to die at 58. Sadly, his bones were dug up during the Cultural Revolution and disappeared with the fire.

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9. Xiao Yan

Xiao Yan, Emperor of the Southern Dynasties, reigned for 47 years (502-549). The emperor lived a long life-86 years old. However, it's a long story, because he died the most abnormally among the top emperors. If he hadn't starved to death, he would have lived longer than Li Hong. However, even if he lives to be 90 years old, he can't be ranked in the top five, because he is the only founder among the top ranked emperors, not a descendant of the emperor, and 10 has no chance of success.

10. Zhu Houzong

Zhu Houzong, Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty, reigned for 45 years (152 1- 1566), with the year number Jiajing. The elder brother's longevity (relative to the average life expectancy of the Ming emperor) and laziness in not going to court were passed on to his grandson.