1. According to relatively recognized official records, the longest reigning emperor in ancient China was Aisingiorro Michelle Ye, the fourth emperor in the Qing Dynasty and the second emperor after the capital, who reigned for 6 1 year. Aisingiorro Michelle Ye (1654-1722, 65438+February 20th) was in office for 6 1 year (1662-1722), Kangxi years. 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 69, he lived a long time. Pay attention to your health and don't abuse tonics. Most ancient emperors preferred tonics, while Kangxi banned tonics.

2. Since Qin Shihuang destroyed the first emperors of the Six Kingdoms in 22 1 AD, there have been 408 emperors in China (2 in Qin Dynasty, 3 1 in Han Dynasty, 31in Three Kingdoms, 78 in Jin Dynasty 16, 16 in Wuhu and 59 in Southern and Northern Dynasties and Sui Dynasties). There were 65,438+08 in the Yuan Dynasty, 65,438+06 in the Ming Dynasty, 65,438+02 in the Qing Dynasty, and 408 in Nanming and Beiyuan plus Li Zicheng, Zhang, Hong Xiuquan and Yuan Shikai. If the East-West Zhou Dynasty, Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period, which lasted 840 years before Qin Shihuang, were 1, 265438+. Aisingiorro Li Hong, Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, has the longest life span among emperors. He died at the age of 89, including his father for 3 years. He ascended the throne at the age of 8, and took charge of state affairs at the age of 14, and reigned for 6 1 year. He is the longest-serving emperor, and is known as the first emperor of all ages. ; The shortest-lived emperor was Liu Long of the Eastern Han Dynasty, who died at the age of two.