宋朝の君主一覧

宋の皇帝
過去の君主
太祖
初代	太祖 (北宋) 高宗 (南宋)
最終代	欽宗 (北宋) 祥興帝 (南宋)
称号	陛下 官家
宮殿	開封 (北宋) 臨安 (南宋)
任命権者	世襲
始まり	960 (北宋) 1127 (南宋)
終わり	1127 (北宋) 1279 (南宋)

宋朝の君主一覧では、宋の歴代皇帝を列挙する。

宋は五代十国時代の後に中国を統治した王朝である。1127年に金に華北を征服され首都が開封から臨安に南遷したため、それ以前を北宋、南遷以降を南宋と呼び区別されている。太祖により建国され、祥興帝の死去により滅亡した。

肖像	廟号	諡号	姓・諱	生没年	在位期間	元号
	太祖	啓運立極英武睿文神徳聖功至明大孝皇帝	趙匡胤	927–976	7000100000000000000♠ 960–976	建隆[1] 乾徳[2] 開宝[3]
	太宗	至仁応道神功聖徳文武睿烈大明広孝皇帝	趙炅	939–997	7000200000000000000♠ 976–997	太平興国[4] 雍熙[5] 端拱[6] 淳化[7] 至道[8]
	真宗	応符稽古神功譲徳文明武定章聖元孝皇帝	趙恆	968–1022	7000300000000000000♠ 997–1022	咸平[9] 景徳[10] 大中祥符[11] 天禧[12] 乾興[13]
	仁宗	体天法道極功全徳神文聖武睿哲明孝皇帝	趙禎	1010–1063	7000400000000000000♠ 1022–1063	天聖[14] 明道[15] 景祐[16] 宝元[17] 康定[18] 慶暦[19] 皇祐[20] 至和[21] 嘉祐[22]
	英宗	体乾応暦隆功盛徳憲文粛武睿聖宣孝皇帝	趙曙	1032–1067	7000500000000000000♠ 1063–1067	治平[23]
	神宗	体元顕道法古立憲帝徳王功英文烈武欽仁聖孝皇帝	趙頊	1048–1085	7000600000000000000♠ 1067–1085	熙寧[24] 元豊[25]
	哲宗	憲元継道顕徳定功欽文睿武斉聖昭孝皇帝	趙煦	1077–1100	7000700000000000000♠ 1085–1100	元祐[26] 紹聖[27] 元符[28]
	徽宗	体神合道駿烈遜功聖文仁徳憲慈顕孝皇帝	趙佶	1082–1135	7000800000000000000♠ 1100–1125	建中靖国[29] 崇寧[30] 大観[31] 政和[32] 重和[33] 宣和[34]
	欽宗	恭文順徳仁孝皇帝	趙桓	1100–1161	7000900000000000000♠ 1126–1127	靖康[35]

肖像	廟号	諡号	姓・諱	生没年	在位期間	元号
	高宗	受命中興全功至徳聖神武文昭仁憲孝皇帝	趙構	1107–1187	7000100000000000000♠ 1127–1162	建炎[36][注釈 1] 紹興[37]
	孝宗	紹統同道冠徳昭功哲文神武明聖成孝皇帝	趙昚	1127–1194	7000200000000000000♠ 1162–1189	隆興[38] 乾道[39] 淳熙[40]
	光宗	循道憲仁明功茂徳温文順武聖哲慈孝皇帝	趙惇	1147–1200	7000300000000000000♠ 1189–1194	紹熙[41]
	寧宗	法天備道純徳茂功仁文哲武聖睿恭孝皇帝	趙擴	1168–1224	7000400000000000000♠ 1194–1224	慶元[42] 嘉泰[43] 開禧[44] 嘉定[45]
	理宗	建道備徳大功復興烈文仁武聖明安孝皇帝	趙昀	1205–1264	7000500000000000000♠ 1224–1264	宝慶[46] 紹定[47] 端平[48] 嘉熙[49] 淳祐[50] 宝祐[51] 開慶[52] 景定[53]
	度宗	端文明武景孝皇帝	趙禥	1240–1274	7000600000000000000♠ 1264–1274	咸淳[54]
	恭帝	孝恭懿聖皇帝	趙㬎	1271–1323	7000700000000000000♠ 1275	徳祐[55]
	端宗	裕文昭武愍孝皇帝	趙昰	1268–1278	7000800000000000000♠ 1276–1278	景炎[56]
			趙昺	1271–1279	7000900000000000000♠ 1278–1279	祥興[57]

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• Chinese History – Song Dynasty 宋 (960–1279), emperors and rulers (www.chinaknowledge.de)