Talk:Emperor of China
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This article is being re-written. Please see Talk:Chinese sovereign#Emperor of China Article. -- PFHLai 21:18, 2005 Mar 6 (UTC)
This article has been vandalised by someone! 64.230.27.47 22:08, 21 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Reason for the NPOV tag
The reason I put in the NPOV tag is that it subscribes to the sinification POV (i.e. sometimes the emperor started off as a barbarian but ended up adopting the great Chinese culture). While this is a historically valid narrative, it is not the only one, and a lot of recent historical scholarship in the Yuan and Qing dynasty have pointed out how these rulers simulatenously combined both Chinese theories of rulership with Central Asia ones.
Roadrunner 03:20, 5 January 2007 (UTC)
- I think this tag will be on the article for quite a while if you don't revise the passage yourself. Sylvain1972 17:24, 25 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Emperor and Son of Heaven
Just keep in mind , Emperor(皇帝) and Son of Heaven(天子) is two different thing. As for emperor , he is ruler of certain nation. For example, Emperor Guo of Han was the ruler of the nation which was named HAN(ruling 15 counties at early Han dynasty), Emperor is nothing to do with other kings. However, for the son of heaven , he is the ruler of the world , all kings are under his rule. 125.232.127.196 08:54, 10 March 2007 (UTC)
