Taizu, Emperor (Song Dynasty) : All Data

Taizu, also known as Emperor Taizu, was the founder and first emperor of the Song Dynasty, ruling from 960 to 976. During his reign, he successfully reunified China after the fall of the Tang Dynasty. The most significant war that occurred during his tenure was the Northern Expeditions, which took place from 960 to 979. This military campaign aimed to conquer the remaining territories held by the Khitan Liao Dynasty in the north. Taizu's strategic brilliance and military prowess allowed him to achieve remarkable victories, expanding the Song Dynasty's influence and solidifying his position as a revered ruler in Chinese history.