The longest reigning emperor: Emperor Kangxi. In 1661, Emperor Shunzhi died suddenly. Xuanye, who was only 6 years old, succeeded to the throne as Emperor Kangxi. However, at this time, the power in the court was not completely in his own hands. 1667 In 1676, Sony died, and Xuany

The longest-reigning emperor: Kangxi Emperor

1661, Emperor Shunzhi suddenly died. Xuan Ye, who was only 6 years old, succeeded to the throne as Emperor Kangxi, but at this time the power in the court was not fully controlled. In his own hands, Sony died in 1667, and Xuanye officially took charge. In 1669, Xuanye got rid of Aobai

html. In 1676, Shaanxi Wang Fuchen and Geng Jingzhong invested under the Qing army's offensive. The following year Shang Zhixin Also surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, Wu Sangui saw that the situation was over, so he retreated to Hengzhou and proclaimed himself emperor in Hengzhou. The country was named Zhou. Wu Sangui died in August and was succeeded by his grandson Wu Shifan. In 1681, the Qing army captured Kunming and Wu Shifan committed suicide. At this point, the San Francisco

1683, Xuanye sent Shi Lang to regain Taiwan, defeated the Zheng navy in Penghu, and then returned to

1683. Tsarist Russia invaded Aihui. In 1685, Xuanye sent Peng Chun to Aihui, and gained momentum. In order to completely eradicate Tsarist Russia, in the autumn of the next year, Tsarist Russia invaded the city of Yaksa again. In August, the Qing army attacked the city and the Russian general Tolbuzin was killed. In the same year, the Russian regent asked the Qing court for peace and allowed it to retreat to Nerchinsk. , and signed the "Treaty of Nerchinsk"

1688, Junggar marched eastward to Ili , the following year Xuanye announced his own expedition, Junggar died amid internal and external troubles, and the Khalkha region was officially included Qing army territory, in 1697, Xuanye personally conquered Galdan for the third time, and Galdan was defeated. Emperor Kangxi died in 1722, and reigned for 61 years, becoming the emperor with the longest reign in Chinese history

and the shortest reign Emperor: Jin Aizong: Wanyan Chenglin

His reign was shorter than the three days of King Xiaowen of Qin. On February 8, 1234, Jin Aizong succeeded to the throne. Before the succession ceremony was over, Song Meng The coalition forces had entered the city, and Jin Aizong immediately led his troops to meet the enemy, and then died in the battle. The time from his succession to his death was not even a quarter of an hour. He was indeed the emperor with the shortest reign

and the most diligent emperor: Emperor Yongzheng

In 1722, Emperor Kangxi passed away, and Emperor Yongzheng succeeded to the throne. In the early days of his reign, he worked hard, was diligent in political affairs, did not indulge in women, and insisted on doing marriages for himself. He slept an average of 4 hours a day and worked 18 hours a day, only during the winter solstice. He only rested on New Year's Eve and his birthday. This may be the only holiday that Emperor Yongzheng took. He reviewed more than 50 memorials every day and reviewed more than 10 million words of memorials in his lifetime. This not only eliminated the shortcomings caused by the neglect of government affairs in the late Kangxi period, but also filled the national treasury, providing Later Qianlong's personal expedition laid the foundation, and also played a connecting role in the subsequent prosperous ages of Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong. Although Emperor Yongzheng did not reign as long as Kangxi and Qianlong, in terms of contribution, Yongzheng was definitely the first among all emperors.