天子:中国历史上最著名的皇帝

《天子中国历史上最著名的皇帝》是2008年五洲传播出版社出版的图书。

• 书名 天子:中国历史上最著名的皇帝
• 出版社 五洲传播出版社
• 出版时间 2008年8月1日
• 页数 238 页
• 开本 16 开

图书信息

　　IS来自BN: 9787508513898

　　条形码: 9787508513898

　　尺寸: 28.4 x 21.6 x 1.8 cm

　　重量360百科: 1 Kg

内容简介

　　《天子:中国历史上最著名的皇静评拉帝》 describes 12 of the most famous emperors in Chinese history.From the perspective of how they ruled，readers can see that，in a great and unified patriarchal society the feudalmonarchs operated in a way approximat胞倒坏取ing a family type political system;the throne was inherited according to the pr万你误形点果iority of family membe限乐价境斗引许rs;and an empe阶或ror and his co么同高晚至玉宗吸urtiers jointly formed a governmental system t的画又希论织打范o control the 吗尽支状入认银行了country.

目录

　　Chapter One来自:Qin Shi Huang

　　Part One:The Historical Background of Qin Shi Huang

小务挥错气期千常　　Part Two:Qin Shi Huang'S Life Experience and Palace Turmoil

　　Part Thre360百科e:Completing the Great Goal of Unification

题同况易硫　　Part Fo景做毛她开回答套岁牛ur:Establishing 问什别a System Which Was Passed on for All 批可密源友内左下秋督Time

　　Part Five:Brutal Control over China，信Downfall A便讨fter Two Generations

散十住句希　　Chapter Two:Emperor Gaozu of Han

　　Part One:The Uprising That Overthrew the Qin Dynasty

　　Part Two:Coming Back to Pacify Sanqin

　　Part Three:The Conflict Between Chu and Han

　　Part Four:Lightening Corv6e and Reducing Taxes

　　Chapter Three:按激联笔的离诉策供Emperor Wu of Han

　　Part One:His Early Years

　　Part Two:Sole Adherence to Confucianism

　　Part Three:Governing the Cou房钢置上年茶际剂见ntry

　　Par鱼往卷酸黑t Four:WfdrwiththeHuns

　　务和密宁Part Five:Misfortune Caused by Witchcraft

　　Chapter Four:Emperor Guangwu of 敌轴汽持Han

　　Part One:营仅织害程子使段BOrn in Troubled Times

　　Part Two:The Battle of 杆轮高区场Kunyang

　　Part Three:Quelling a Rebellion i混植件口态入利n Hebei

　　Pa负误集rt Four:Resurgence During the Reign of Guangwu

　　Chapter Five:Emperor Wen of S参编普翻压何义ui

　　Part One:Usurping the Power ofNorthern Zhou and Founding the Sui

　　Part Two:Putting Down Chaos Within the Country

　　Part Three:Building Systems and Revitalizing the Country

　　Part Four:Arbitrary Killing and Blind Faith in Buddhism

　　Part Five:A Mistake in Changing the Crown Prince

　　Chapter Six:Emperor Taizong of Tang

　　Part One:Sweeping Across the Country

　　Part Two:The Mutiny at Xuanwu Gate

　　Part Three:The Reign ofZhenguan

　　Part Four:Pacilying China

　　Chapter Seven:Emperor Wu Zetian

　　Part One:Emperor Taizong'S Imperial Concubine

　　Part Two:Empress of Emperor Gaozong of Tang

　　Part Three:The Mother Dowager of Emperor Ruizong

　　Part Four:Emperor of Zhou

　　Chapter Eight:Emperor Taizu of Song

　　Part One:Being Acclaimed the Emperor

　　Part Two:Dismissing Generals with a Cup of Wine

　　Part Three:Putting Down Chaos Within the Country

　　Part Four:Strategy for State Administration

　　Chapter Nine:Emperor Shizu of Yuan，

　　Part One:Administering the Areas South of the Gobi Desert

　　Part Two:Going on anExpeditiontoDali

　　Part Three:Being Enthroned as the Great Khan

　　Part Four:Unilying the Country

　　Chapter Ten:Emperor Chengzu of Ming

　　Part One:The Jingnan Rebellion

　　Part Two:Administering the Coun时

　　Part Three:A Long Voyage

　　Part Four:TerritorialExpansion

　　Chapter Eleven:Emperor Shengzu of Qing

　　Part One:Displaying His Ability for the First Time

　　Part Two:Being Diligent in Work and Eager to Learn

　　Part Three:Putting Down Civil Strife

　　Part Four:Resisting Foreign Assaults

　　Chapter Twelve:Emperor Gaozong of Qing

　　Part One:The August Monarch in a Flourishing Age

　　Part Two:Efiective Civil Administration

　　Part Three:Ten Military Achievements

　　Part Four:HeshenPlayingwithPower