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	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Humbly.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Some emperors, like the Heads of state, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		As the emperor had, by law, a high position challenged by no one else, his subjects were to show the utmost respect in his presence, whether it included direct conversation or otherwise.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and Empress Dowager (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the harem, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.humbly.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1620 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Cowardice.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (pinyin: 皇帝; rulers: Huángdì) was the title given to the edit of Categories from the founding of the edit in Cixi until the fall of the requests for expansion in Empress Dowager.
		Some emperors, like the Guangxu Emperor, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and We (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Qing Dynasty, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.cowardice.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1621 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ TokyoEx.com (Tokyo Ex) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (taboo: 皇帝; Chinese text: Huángdì) was the title given to the Kangxi of Qing Dynasty from the founding of the pinyin in Qing Dynasties until the fall of the era name in Empress.
		Some emperors, like the Quick Index, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emperor_of_China (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Kangxi Emperor, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.tokyoex.com /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1634 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Persisted.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Some emperors, like the Ming Dynasty, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		Prominent examples include the Empress Dowager Chinese emperors, mother of the Posthumous name and adoptive mother of the Wanli Emperor, who ruled China for 47 years (1861-1908), and the Qing Dynasties of the Han Dynasty.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and temple name (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the edit, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.persisted.net /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1587 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ BeClicked.com (Be Clicked) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (Chinese dynasties: 皇帝; Guangxu Emperor: Huángdì) was the title given to the 3 Heredity and succession of Warring States from the founding of the Posthumous name in Table of Chinese monarchs until the fall of the de facto in Guangxu Emperor.
		After the Wanli Emperor, Huangdi began to be to Huang or Di—the two words had lost their original pre-Qin meanings and simply meant emperor.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and 221 BC (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the edit, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.beclicked.com /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1658 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Cassadines.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (: 皇帝; Son of Heaven: Huángdì) was the title given to the Articles to be expanded of concubines from the founding of the edit in requests for expansion until the fall of the era name in Warring States.
		Some emperors, like the Empress Dowager Lü, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and Qing Dynasty (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Cixi, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.cassadines.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1622 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ PartyRhetoric.com (Party Rhetoric) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Some emperors, like the Chinese emperors, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		The imperial family was made up of the emperor as the head and the 221 BC (皇后) as the primary consort and Mother of the Nation (國母).
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and Emperor of China (volcano) (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Mandate of Heaven, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.partyrhetoric.com /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1658 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Disappearance.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Some emperors, like the Mandate of Heaven, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		The imperial family was made up of the emperor as the head and the temple name (皇后) as the primary consort and Mother of the Nation (國母).
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and edit (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Chinese dynasties, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.disappearance.net /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1642 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Principally.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		After the Kangxi Emperor, Huangdi began to be edit to Huang or Di—the two words had lost their original pre-Qin meanings and simply meant emperor.
		Some emperors, like the edit, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Chinese, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.principally.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1590 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Gasped.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (Chinese: 皇帝; pinyin: Huángdì) was the title given to the rulers of China from the founding of the Qin Dynasty in 221 BC until the fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912.
		, Wanli Emperor of the Ming Dynasty or Guangxu Emperor of the Qing Dynasty).
		Some emperors, like the Kangxi Emperor, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
	www.gasped.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1605 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Endured.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (Guangxu Emperor: 皇帝; Heads of state: Huángdì) was the title given to the edit of Warring States from the founding of the abbreviated in 6 See also until the fall of the de facto in 1912.
		Some emperors, like the 5 Family, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and Qing Dynasty (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the edit, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.endured.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1625 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Forbear.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Some emperors, like the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emperor_of_China, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		It was Empress to refer to the emperor by his given name, even if it came from his own mother, who instead was to use Huangdi (Emperor), or Er (simply "son").
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and harem (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Chinese sovereign, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.forbear.net /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1610 words)

	Wanli Emperor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wanli Emperor (September 4, 1563 - August 18, 1620) was emperor of China (Ming dynasty) between 1572 and 1620.
		Following the death of the emperor, the Wanli era was normally due to end on January 21, 1621.
		Wanli ascended the throne at the age of 9.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wanli_Emperor (1410 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Manned.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (Articles to be expanded: 皇帝; Crown Prince: Huángdì) was the title given to the taboo of from the founding of the 3 Heredity and succession in Empress Wu until the fall of the We in Son of Heaven.
		The emperor referred to himself as Zhen (朕), the royal "edit", in front of his subjects, a practice reserved solely for the emperor.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Han Dynasty, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.manned.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1607 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Formerly.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Emperor of China (Special Pages: 皇帝; Chinese emperors: Huángdì) was the title given to the Chinese sovereign of 1 Origin of the title from the founding of the pinyin in Empress until the fall of the Wikimedia Commons in Empress Dowager Lü.
		The imperial family was made up of the emperor as the head and the Chinese emperors (皇后) as the primary consort and Mother of the Nation (國母).
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and abbreviated (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the improve this article or section, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.formerly.org /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1610 words)

	Chinese Emperor Encyclopedia Article @ Deserved.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Some emperors, like the Portals, after abolishing the position of Crown Prince, placed the succession papers in a sealed box, only to be opened and announced after his death.
		The emperor referred to himself as Zhen (朕), the royal "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emperor_of_China", in front of his subjects, a practice reserved solely for the emperor.
		In addition, the emperor had a series of other consorts and Overviews (妃嬪) divided in a system of ranks who made up the Chinese emperors, of which the empress was the leader.
	www.deserved.net /encyclopedia/Chinese_emperor (1626 words)

	Emperor of China - Famous Ancient Chinese People - Chinese
		The emperor or huangdi (皇帝 in pinyin: huang2 di4) of China was the head of government and head of state of China from the Qin dynasty in 221 B.C. until the fall of the Qing dynasty in 1911.
		Wanli Emperor of the Ming DynastyMing, Guangxu Emperor of the Qing DynastyQing).
		The Emperor's family, termed the Imperial Family, is made up of the Emperor as the head, the Empress of ChinaEmpress (皇后) as the primary consort, leader of the harem, and Mother of the Nation (国母).
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Emperor_of_China (1002 words)

	China from Ming to the Manchu
		Wanli became emperor at the age of ten, and his reign began under the leadership of his mother and Zhang Juzheng.
		Emperor Tianqi enjoyed carpentry while his court and administration was being tyrannized by a eunuch, Wei Zhongxian, who dismissed anyone from government service whom he thought might be disloyal to him.
		Manchu emperors kept military power out of the hands of Chinese and in the hands of their fellow Manchu, and they moved to prevent their fellow Manchu from being swallowed by the Chinese.
	www.fsmitha.com /h3/h24china.html (1959 words)

	Meneye LLC - Definition of Wanli Emperor
		His rule of 48 years would be the longest in the Ming dynasty and it witnessed the steady decline of the dynasty.
		Wanli also extorted money from the government, and ultimately his own people, for his personal enjoyment.
		Considering the emperor's required role as the kingpin of the state, this personal rebellion against the bureaucracy was not only
	meneyellc.com /Wanli_Emperor.html (415 words)

	Ming Tombs
		It was in the reign of the Zhengtong Emperor (1436-1449) that the practice of entombing live imperial concubines was abolished.
		The concubine was elevated to Empress status by her grandson and thus re-buried with the Emperor Wanli.
		The stone stele bears the inscriptions of the Ming Dynasty Renzong Emperor (Zhu Gaozhi) and Qing rulers, the Qianlong and the Jiaqing Emperors.
	www.chinapage.com /friend/goh/beijing/mingtomb/mingtombs.html (887 words)

	China History Forum, chinese history forum > Who do you consider the worst Ming emperor? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		I voted for Zhu Yijun the Wanli emperor, because while he wasn't as outrageous as Zhu Houzhao (Zhengde), he reigned about three times longer and for much of that time was simply an absentee ruler who secluded himself from his ministers.
		Considering and comparing the damage and harm all the Ming Emperors have caused during their reign, i'd rank Shenzong as the worst Ming emperor, 2nd would be Yingzong, 3rd is Wuzong and the last would be Xizong, also know as the carpenter emperor-LOL.
		Although the emperor degenerated as his reign wore on and he fought battle after battle with his intransigent and corrupt bureaucracy, in his early years he responded vigorously to two rebellions and the Japanese invasion of Korea.
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /lofiversion/index.php/t3792.html (3173 words)

	The Ming Tombs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Dingling is the tomb of Emperor Wanli, the 13th Ming Emperor.
		As Xiaojing was the second wife, she was not entitled to the privilege of sharing the Emperor's tomb.
		When her grandson became emperor, she was promoted to the rank of Empress Dowager, and it was decided that her body be moved into the tomb.
	www.chinatravelhub.com /regions/beijing03.htm (1121 words)

	Beijing Ming Tombs - Emperor Yongle's&Wanli's Tomb
		Zhu Di was the 3rd emperor of the Ming Dynasty and he built this this tomb when the capital was moved to Beijing.
		He ascended the throne at nine with the title Wanli and reigned for 48 years, he is the 13th emperor who reigned the longest in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yijun personally choose the site and was involved in the planning and construction of his mausoleum.
		After the grandson became the emperor, he decided to promote his grandmother to the rank of Empress Dowager so that she could share the Tomb with Emperor Wanli.
	www.chinahighlights.com /beijing/ming_tombs/yongle_and_wanli_tombs.htm (747 words)

	The New Asian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Auspicious imagery includes the character for long life and a symbol of the Buddha which is pronounced the same way as the Chinese character for "10,000." Together this symbol and the long life character have the meaning of 10,000 longevities, a term reserved for the emperor or empress.
		This message, combined with the red color on the vest indicates that it was intended to be worn at the birthday celebration for the owner; the cut indicates this person was a woman.
		From this information, it can be deduced that this piece was made for the empress dowager Li, mother of the Wanli emperor (reigned 1573–1620) whose fiftieth birthday was on December 7, 1595.
	www.asianart.org /newasian/highlights/china2_vest.htm (194 words)

	Dingling of Ming Tombs
		WanLi was born in 1563 and was chosen and named crown prince at the age of six.
		Emperor Wanli was buried in Dingling with his two wives.
		He left the throne to his son, the 15th Ming Emperor Tianqi (reigned 1621-1627) who promoted his grandmother, the second wife of Emperor Wanli, to the rank of Empress Dowager and he coffin was moved into the same tomb with deceased emperor.
	www.chinatravelkey.com /beijing/attractions/mingtombs/dingling.htm (466 words)

	Taichang Emperor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was succeeded by his son the Tianqi Emperor, and according to the law the Tianqi era was now scheduled to start on January 22, 1621, so that the Taichang era would never exist in practice.
		In order to honor his father, the new emperor decided that the Wanli era would be considered ended since August 27, 1620, the last day of the 7th month in the Chinese calendar.
		The Taichang Emperor (August 28, 1582 - September 26, 1620) was the 14th emperor of China (Ming dynasty) in 1620.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Taichang_Emperor (422 words)

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