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    1368 A.D. 1644 A.D.

    Loss

    of Foreign wars

    Kamikaze (Divine Wind) Lost Japan Lost Vietnam

    Kublai

    Khan, Great Ruler fat

    Wife, Son (Prince) dies Yuan Dynasty couldnt be as good

    Mongols Chinese
    Yellow

    Rebel
    Rebel

    Felt being too Chinese

    Hign Taxes & Mongols - Not Han

    River Change Course

    Zhu Yuanzhang

    Ugly!! Poor

    Had to give up brother & sister


    Yellow

    River Changes Course

    Parents died

    Goes

    to Monastery

    Rebels to government Government burns the monastery Zhu Yuanzhang Rebels again

    Result

    Rebellion

    won!

    Zhu Yuanzhang was the chief Zhu Yuanzhang starts new Dynasty
    Ming

    A. K. A. Yongle

    Hong

    Wus grandson-Becomes Emperor after Hong Wu


    Yong Le, the fourth son, doesnt like it Rebel, and success!

    Compare & Contrast with Ming Dynasty & Yuan Dynasty Government

    Capital

    was in Beijing Government repaired the road & Canals Government based on Confucianism

    The

    emperor

    Han Ming Mongols Yuan

    Tax Low High

    Ming Yuan

    Civil

    Service Exam

    In Ming Not Mongols Chinese Low job; Foreigners & Mongols High job

    Built

    by Yongle (Chengzu)
    to legend, 9999 rooms

    Forbidden to everyone
    According

    10.000=number of heaven Wanted to be as close, but not as number

    of heaven Actually about 9000 rooms

    Emperor

    announced important things

    Maozedong announced Peoples Republic

    of China Main Gate to Forbidden City

    Palace of Harmony

    Palace

    of Supreme Harmony

    Important Meeting Ceremony

    Palace Palace

    of Middle Harmony
    of Preserving Harmony

    Emperor rest for ceremony

    Emperor watched Civil Service Exam

    Protected

    China from Japanese

    Pirates Tried to defend Mongols

    Mongols

    ruled for many years

    The Great Wall no use Great Wall to defend Xiongnu (Mongols)


    Was Destroyed ; no repair

    Chinese

    defensive very weak!

    Emperor Climate

    too much money on them

    Only Age 22 ; Build tomb (??)

    Change

    Rebellion!!

    Rebellion

    took important people

    Ming General asks Manchus for help After Manchus defeat rebellion, Betrayed
    New

    Dynasty, Qing Starts

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