《清朝》皇帝,官员一览表（An official list of emperors of the qing dynasty）.doc

《清朝》皇帝,官员一览表（An official list of emperors of the qing dynasty） 1. Nurhachi: the founder of the gentry, the juris, and the founder of the golden state. In the first month of the forty-fourth (1616) year of the Ming wanli, in hetuallah, he called the great kingdoms and the wise men of the world, and the number of the days. In power for 11 years. 2. Huangtaiji: the eighth son of nurhachi, manchu. In September of 1626, the following year, the following year, the following year was the year of the emperor. In April, the emperor taiji was crowned emperor of shenyang in shenyang, and the New Year was chongde, and the year was the first year of chongde. He reigned for 17 years. (3) shunzhi: emperor aisin (1638 -- 1661), the first emperor of the qing dynasty (1638 -- 1661). At the age of 6, he was emperor of the royal family. Kangxi: emperor kangxi of the qing dynasty (1654 -- 1722), emperor of the emperor kangxi (1654 -- 1722), he was the second emperor of the qing dynasty. Yongzheng: emperor kangxi of the qing dynasty (1678-1735), the fourth son of emperor kangxi, and the third emperor of the qing dynasty. 13 years in power. 6. Qianlong: emperor of the qianlong emperor of the qing dynasty (1711 -- 1799), emperor yongzheng of the qing dynasty (1711 -- 1799), the fourth emperor of yongzheng, the fourth emperor of the qing dynasty. 7. Jiaqing: qing injong jiaqing aisin giorro yung jan (1760-1820), the qing shanhaiguan fifth emperor, emperor qianlong of the tenth five. Emperor qianlongs six decades (1795), in September, became the crown prince, and the following year, the New Years day, was celebrated by the emperor of the han dynasty, the year of jiqing, at the age of 27. In the fourth year of jiqing (1799), hong li died and began his own government. He reigned for 25 years. Daoguang: qing xuanzong daoguang emperor aisin (1782 -- 1850), the sixth emperor after the qing dynasty, the second son of jiqing emperor. Jiqing was in the second year of the twenty-fifth year (1820) and