The order of the emperors of the Northern Zhou Dynasty was as follows: Emperor Xiaohan (Yuwen Jue) reigned for one year. 2. Northern Zhou Ming Emperor (Yuwen Yu), reigned for 4 years. 3. Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (Yuwen Yong) reigned for 18 years. 4. Emperor Xuan of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (Yuwen Bin), reigned for one year. 5. Northern Zhou's Emperor Jing (Yuwen Chan) reigned for two years. The above was the order of the emperors of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.
The Northern Qi Dynasty had a total of six emperors: Gao Yang (Emperor Wenxuan), Gao Yin (Emperor Deposed), Gao Yan (Emperor Xiaozhao), Gao Zhan (Emperor Wucheng), Gao Wei (Empress), and Gao Heng (Young Master).
The emperors of the Northern Qi Dynasty were Gao Yang, Gao Yin, Gao Yan, Gao Zhan, Gao Wei, and Gao Heng.
The emperors of the Later Zhou Dynasty included Guo Wei, Chai Rong, and Chai Zongxun.
The Northern Zhou Dynasty's territory was bordered by the present-day Baiyun Obo, Baotou, Hequ, and Luoyang in the east, adjacent to the Northern Qi Dynasty. In the west, it was to the west of Lake Balikun in Xinjiang, in the south, and in the present Mengla in Yunnan, and in the north...
After Northern Qi and Northern Zhou was the Sui Dynasty.
The surname of the Bei Zhou royal family was Yuwen.
The eight pillar countries of the Northern Zhou Dynasty were Yuwen Tai, Yuan Xin, Li Hu, Li Bi, Zhao Gui, Yu Jin, Du Guxin, Hou Mo and Chen Chong.
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The Stone Ode carved on the cliff of Iron Mountain was a stone work carved on Iron Mountain during the Northern Zhou Dynasty. It was carved on a huge stone plateau in the south of the Iron Mountain, and there were patterns of dragons, clouds, and Buddha's light on it. The right side is engraved with the Great Collection Sutra, and the left side is engraved with the Ode. This was a stone work written by the disciple of the famous monk An Daoyi during the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Its calligraphic font was between official script and regular script. It had the characteristics of seal script. The strokes were round and dignified, the momentum was high and quiet, and the spirit was flying. This work was regarded as one of the representative works of the Northern Dynasty's big-character announcement book, and it also showed the evolution of Chinese characters from official script to regular script. Therefore, the Stone Ode carved on the cliff of Tieshan had an important position in the history of Chinese calligraphy.
Northern Qi had gone through six emperors: Emperor Wenxuan Gao Yang, Emperor Deposed Gao Yin, Emperor Xiaozhao Gao Yan, Emperor Wucheng Gao Zhan, Emperor Latter Gao Wei, and Emperor Younger Gao Heng.