In the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng, what other royal characters were there besides the Emperor, Taiping King, Nan King, Nan King's son, and Gong Jiu? Did the book mention the emperor's approximate age?

The son of an emperor was not always crowned king. The title of king was related to the specific dynasty and emperor. In the Qing Dynasty, the emperor's sons could be conferred the title of Prince or Prince, but not all sons were conferred. In the Ming Dynasty, the early emperor Zhu Yuanzhang gave each of his sons the title of prince and gave them fiefs. However, the later emperor Zhu Di only gave him the title of prince and no fiefs. In the Tang Dynasty, the son of the crown prince would be granted the title of king, but the rules of conferring titles during the reign of Emperor Taizong went beyond the system. In general, the situation of being crowned king varied according to the dynasty and specific regulations. Not all the sons of the emperor would be crowned king.

King Jing was Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan in the Han Dynasty. He was the son of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. However, not enough information was provided to determine whether he was the son of the Han emperor. Therefore, it was impossible to determine whether King Jing was the Emperor's son.

In different dynasties, the situation of the emperor's son being crowned king was different. In the Qing Dynasty, the emperor's sons could be conferred the title of Prince or Prince, but not all sons were conferred. In the early Ming Dynasty, Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang granted each of his sons the title of prince and gave them fiefs. However, the later Emperor Zhu Di only granted him the title of prince and no fiefs. In the Tang Dynasty, the son of the Crown Prince would be conferred the title of King. In general, the situation of being crowned king varied according to the dynasty and specific regulations. Not all the sons of the emperor would be crowned king.

The sons of the Qing Dynasty emperors were given titles according to the rules of nobility. One of the Prince's sons was conferred the title of Prince, while the other sons were conferred the title of Regional King. One of the king's sons was granted the title of king, and the other sons were granted the title of Baylor. The son of Baylor was granted the title of Bei Zi, the son of Bei Zi was granted the title of Duke of Zhenguo, the son of Duke of Zhenguo was granted the title of Duke of Fuguo, and the son of Duke of Fuguo was granted the title of General of the Third Class. In addition, there were two types of hereditary titles. The specific rank of the king may vary according to personal achievements, status, and the emperor's favor.

During the Qing Dynasty, the emperor's son was conferred the rank of king according to the rules of the nobility rank. A prince was the emperor's brother or son. He was usually conferred the title of a one-word king, which was the highest rank of nobility. A Regional King was a title given to the other sons of a Prince who could not inherit the title. It was the second highest rank among the Princes. The specific level and title of the emperor would vary according to different periods and emperors.

The Book of History was one of the earliest political documents in ancient China and also one of the Confucian classics. Because of its important position and influence in ancient Chinese politics and culture, it had many nicknames. The following are some common nicknames: Book of Zhou, also known as Book of Zhou, was one of the Confucian classics of the Warring States Period. 2. Book of Yi Zhou, also known as Book of Yi Zhou, Da Ju Pian, was one of the documents of the Spring and Autumn Period. 3. Book of Rites, also known as the Book of Rites, was one of the important etiquette and cultural documents in ancient China. 4. Shang Shu Da Zhuan, also known as Shang Shu Zong Lun, was one of the Confucian classics of the Tang Dynasty. 5. Shangshu Zhengyi, also known as Shangshu Zhu, was one of the Confucian classics of the Song Dynasty. 6 "Shangshu Jinzhu": It is one of the Confucian classics of the Ming Dynasty. The author is Huang Zhongzhao, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty. 7 "Shangshu Shu": It is the original text of "Shangshu" explained by Kong Yingda, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty. Shangshu Zhushu: It is the original text and annotations of Shangshu that Zheng Guanying, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty, explained.

The main character, the son of King Wucheng, Wang Quan Nan Yue, was a character from a novel. However, the search results did not provide any specific information about this character. Thus, I don't know the details of the main character, King Wucheng's son, Wang Quan Nan Yue.

There were many novels in which the main character transmigrated into a king or emperor. [1. Lord Snow Eagle: The main character transmigrated to another world and became a powerful Lord.] After he transmigrated, he possessed superb combat skills and leadership skills, and eventually became a legendary figure. 2." Nine Star Poisonous Milk ": The protagonist traveled to an ancient society and became an emperor. Although he was a little flustered at first, he eventually became a powerful ruler with his own ability and wit. 3.<< Full-time Expert >>: The protagonist is a retired professional player who transmigrated to an ancient dynasty and became an emperor. He relied on his gaming skills and political wisdom to become a wise ruler and achieve peace and prosperity for the country. The protagonists of these novels often had extraordinary abilities after transmigrating. Through their own efforts and wisdom, they became powerful rulers and changed the direction of history.

During the Nanbei Dynasty, there was indeed an existence who could stand shoulder to shoulder with the king. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, many generals were awarded the title of King because of their bravery and good fighting skills. The most famous of them was Tuoba Gui of the Northern Wei. Because of his bravery, he was called the " Emperor Taiwu of the Northern Wei ". Because of his contributions, he was given the honorary title of " Emperor Taiwu Pingxi General, King Qi " and was also given the honor of " One Character Side by Side King ". In addition, there were many other generals in the Northern and Southern Dynasties who were also awarded the honor of being a King.

It was the King's Hegemony. " Wang Tu Ba Ye " was a Chinese idiom. It referred to the strategies and means used in feudal times to seek hegemony, which included ambition and desire. " Emperor " and " King " both referred to the monarch. Although " Emperor's Hegemony " and " King's Hegemony " had similar meanings," Emperor " referred to the emperor, the title of the highest ruler in feudal times. It was usually used in formal occasions, while " King " was a general term for the monarch. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!