Who was the founding emperor of Bei Zhou?

The first emperor of Bei Zhou was Emperor Xiaomin, Yuwen Jue.

The last emperor of Bei Zhou was Yuwen Chan.

The most powerful emperor of the Northern Zhou Dynasty was Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong. During his reign, he had successfully killed the powerful minister Yuwen Hu. After taking over the government, he had worked hard to develop the originally weak Bei Zhou into a country even stronger than Northern Qi. In 577 AD, he personally led an expedition and destroyed Northern Qi. He unified northern China and achieved remarkable martial arts that the emperors of the Northern and Southern Dynasties had never achieved. However, he died of illness when the plan to destroy the Southern Chen Dynasty could not be implemented. In the end, the result of unifying the world was won by Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian. Therefore, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong, was considered the most powerful emperor of the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

The founding emperor of the Xia Dynasty was Yu. Yu was the leader of the Xiahou family and the founding king of the Xia Dynasty. He was the great-great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor, the descendant of Zhuanxu, and the son of Gun. Through his great achievements in managing the flood and the recommendation of the tribal alliance, Yu inherited the throne and established the Xia Dynasty. During the reign of Yu, he formed an army, conquered Sanmiao, built cities, formulated criminal laws, and established the nine provinces system of the Xia Dynasty. Yu was respectfully called Yu the Great and Emperor Yu. He was a sage emperor who was as famous as Yao and Shun in ancient China.

Lord Bei Le is the emperor's relative. Beile was a title of nobility in the Qing Dynasty that was only granted to members of the royal family. Lord Bei Le and the emperor were direct relatives, that is, the same clan relationship. The status of the Baylor was very noble in the Qing Dynasty. Although he did not have any real power, he represented his noble birth and bloodline. Thus, the Baylor Prince was the Emperor's relative.

The founding emperor was called Bo 'er Zhijin Kublai Khan.

The founding empress's notes could be read in full for free. Several search results mentioned that newcomers who were new to the founding empress's memorials were exempted from reading, including the works of the two authors, Water Heart Clear Meridian and Oil Explosion Mushroom. The full text of the Founding Empress's Chronicles could be downloaded from some novel websites or e-books. The specific reading method and chapter list can be found on the relevant website.

From the search results provided, the exact answer to the novel from grassroots to the founding emperor was not clear. The search results mentioned some novels related to the founding emperor, such as Biography of Liu Bang, The Prosperous Age of Grassroots-The Biography of Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, The Counterattack of Grassroots: Zhu Yuanzhang| From a commoner to an emperor| those things in the Ming Dynasty| Mountains and Rivers, Moon and so on, but there was no explicit mention of novels from the grassroots to the founding emperor. Therefore, my answer to this question is " I don't know."