First of all, you should know the name of the emperor.
There are four main names of emperors: posthumous title, Dian, Nian and Ling.
Posthumous title: It's only after death. It's generally called Shi Shao. (Liu Bang and posthumous title are tall, so they are also called Gao Emperor)
Temple number: This is the most common. For example, we usually say ... (Taizong, Gaozong, Yingzong, etc. ) and ... (Taizu, Gaozu and Chengzu).
Year number: later generations often call it. Such as Kangxi. Jiajing, Wanli, Yongle, Yongzheng, etc. were all titles of emperors at that time. This can be changed at any time.
Mausoleum: Named after the tombs of emperors in past dynasties, they are auspicious words. These words can generally be found in the funeral ceremonies in ancient China. So, what filial piety, scenery, Thai and Zhao are all found in Xie Fa Jie,
Write down the main points for you:
Hidden, sad. Jing, Wu Ye. Shi de is Wen. Get rid of evil and turn decay into magic. Dig the ground for the item. Serving food is far from joyous. Sticky Wei. Give without becoming a declaration. It's the same without Ned. Chaos is harmless, it is spirit. From righteousness to economy. Everything else is like. Do what you have to do. Besides, it will. Diligence, labor is also. Follow it. Follow it. Cool, hurt. Zhao, Shi Ye. Yes, I know. Enjoy and worship. Hu, a great man. Bing Zhou, Shun Ye. It's just that it will. Tin, and. Canon, often also. Boss, let go. Kang Zhe, Xu Ye. Rui, people. Hui, love also. Sui, Anya. Strong and long. Jane, Qiang Ye. Test, into also. Even weeks. Huai, thinking also. Type, method also. Cloth, Shi Ye. Sensitivity, disease and speed. Load, things also. Mi, also.
This is also the basis for giving the emperor the temple number. Look at what the emperor did when he was alive, and then the word with similar meaning is the temple number. See a lot of words above are the names of those emperors!