Are all the ancestors of the ppl with surname wu affected by this?
err.... Genghis Khan once ruled China, if counted, he should be the greatest? LOL
err.... Genghis Khan once ruled China, if counted, he should be the greatest? LOL
LOL, I knew i will lure you outGo back to your history class you silly orange jersey monkey. Genghis Khan had never ruled the whole of China. The first Mongolian emperor of China was Kublai Khan, his grandson.
Alamaking said:Yang GuiFei was a fatty leh..... Kaoz....
How come no one mentioned Wu Ze Tian, the female Emperor? Capable and beautiful.
Go back to your history class you silly orange jersey monkey. Genghis Khan had never ruled the whole of China. The first Mongolian emperor of China was Kublai Khan, his grandson.
has to be puyi for being gay, childless, and ending the imperial bloodline of the manchus.
And that stupid fool, Kublai Khan sent an armada of his own to be wiped by his foolishness and impatience. Or he kana sabo by ship builders ?
he hadn't had a clue about the hazards of seaborne typhoons as he spent all his life on land and in the steppes. if he was a genius, he could have created a national hurricane or typhoon tracking center.
eatshitndie said:she would be voted the favorite if she bared all.
Ramseth said:Like I said Qianlong got this golden era on a golden platter, Xuantong (I'd be courteous enough to address him by title not by name) got his rotten era on a rotten platter. There wasn't much he could do to save it.
Qianlong was one of the few who abdicated his throne to his son to show respect to his grandfather, Kangxi. Otherwise his reign would have been the longest in Chinese history. His later years, though, were not as outstanding as the earlier ones. In fact Kangxi, Yongcheng and Qianlong were all outstanding. They often made trips outside the palace, posed as a commoner to see for themselves what the real life of the people was, without special enhancement by grassroots as what we have here.
How come no one mentioned Wu Ze Tian, the female Emperor? Capable and beautiful.
The tradition of emperors taking the trouble to tour the country in plainclothes ended with Jiaqing. After Jiaqing, the emperors lost the plot and were always kept in palace and court like the frog in the well.