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| 0009 | Chia Huang Ti |  |
| Succeeds as the Emperor of China
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| 0023 | Huai-Yang Wang | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0025 | Kuang Wu Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0057 | Ming Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0075 | Chang Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0088 | Ho Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0106 | An Ti | |
| Feb Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0125 | Ch'ung Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0144 | Ch'ung Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0145 | Chih Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0146 | Huan Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0168 | Ling Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0189 | Hsien Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0189 | Shao Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0220 | Wen Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0221 | Chao Lieh Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0222 | Ta Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0223 | Hou Chu | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0226 | Ming Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0239 | Fei Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0252 | Fei Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0254 | Shao Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0258 | Ching Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0260 | Yuan Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0264 | Mo Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0266 | Wu Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0290 | Hui Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0307 | Huai Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0313 | Min Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0502 | Xiao Yan | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0589 | Yang Chien | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China, founder of the Sui Dynasty
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| 0605 | Yang Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China, undertakes an expansionist policy
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| 0618 | Kao Tsu | |
| Siezes the throne, aided by hs soldier son Li Shih-min, & restores order
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| Succeeds as Emperor of China, founder of the Tang Dynasty
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| 0618 | Shih-min, Li | |
| Kao Tsu's soldier son Shih-min helps his father to the throne
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| 0649 | Kao Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0684 | Jui Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0684 | Zhongzhong | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0690 | Wu Hou | |
| Succeeds as Empress of China
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| 0712 | Hsuan Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0756 | Su Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0762 | Tai Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0779 | Te Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0805 | Hsien Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0805 | Shun Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0820 | Mu Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0824 | Ching Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0827 | Wen Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0840 | Wu Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0846 | Hsiuan Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0859 | I Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0873 | Hsi Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China, a puppet of the chief eunuch Tian Lingzi
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| 0873 | Lingzi, Tian | |
| Succeeds as the Emperor of China, a puppet of the chief eunuch Tian Lingzi
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| 0888 | Chao Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0904 | Ai Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0907 | T'ai Tsu | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0912 | Ying Wang | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0913 | Mo Ti | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 0982 | Sheng Tsung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of the Border Empires
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| 1368 | Hongwu | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China, Hongwu means "Vast Military Power"
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| 1370 | Yongle | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1396 | Jianwen | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1402 | Yongle | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1424 | Hongxi | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1424 | Xuande | |
| Becomes the heir apparent
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| 1425 | Xuande | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1428 | Chu Ch'i-Chen | |
| Becomes the heir apparent
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| 1435 | Chu Ch'i-Chen | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1449 | Chu Ch'i-Yu | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China, younger brother of Chu Ch'i-Chen captured by the Mongols
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| 1457 | Chu Ch'i-Chen | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China, 2nd part of reign
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| 1464 | Chenghua | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1475 | Chenghua | |
| Released from house arrest, becomes heir apparent
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| 1487 | Honghzi | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1505 | Zhengde | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1519 | Jiajing | |
| Accepted as the heir, aged 12
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| 1521 | Jiajing | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1616 | Nurhachi | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1620 | Nurhachi | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1626 | T'ien Ch'i | |
| Succeeds as Manchu leader, augments the banners
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| 1627 | Ch'ung Chien | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1643 | Zicheng | |
| Xian Declares a new Dynasty with its capital at Xi'an
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| 1644 | Shun Chih | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1661 | K'ang Hsi | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1722 | Yung Cheng | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1861 | T'ung Chih | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1873 | T'ung Chih | |
| Takes over full power & the regency comes to an end
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| 1875 | Kuang Hsu | |
| 12th Jan Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1908 | Hsuan T'ung | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China
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| 1908 | P'u-i | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of China, the 10th & last Emperor
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| 1934 | P'u-i | |
| Succeeds as Emperor of the Japanese puppet state of Manchoukuo, 1934-45
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