Rìgh-Shliochd Nam Ming

Rìgh-shliochd nam Ming

historical Chinese state, historical period

Pàirt de	Ming Qing, Late Imperial China
Cur air cois	1368
Ainm oifigeil	大明
Ainm dùthchasach	大明
Cànan oifigeil	Sìnis
Mòr-roinn	Àisia
Prìomh-bhaile	Yingtian Fu, Yingtian Fu, Shuntian Fu, Shuntian Fu
Domhan-leud is -fhad
Basic form of government	absolute monarchy
Currency	bimetallism, Great Ming Treasure Note
Na bha roimhe	Yuan dynasty, Chinese Middle Ages
Replaced by	Shun dynasty, rìgh-shliochd nan Qing, Southern Ming dynasty
Na bh’ann roimhe	Yuan dynasty, Song, Mongol Empire
Language used	Sìnis
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	1644
History of topic	history of the Ming dynasty
Official religion	Buddhachd, Taoism, Confucianism

Chaidh an rìgh-shliochd stèidheachadh le Zhu Yuanzhang, coitcheannach air an robh Hongwu nuair a chaidh e na ìmpire. Bha e ainmeil airson nan ealan, gu h-àraidh pòrsalan, agus neart eaconomaigeach.

Thuit an rìgh-shliochd ann an 1644 an dèidh do galaran-sgaoilte, gort ann an 1632, locastan ann an 1635 agus deicheadan fuara a thòisich ann an 1637. Mhurt an t-ìmpire Chongzhen e fhèin ann an 1644 an dèidh do dh'fheachdan Manchu a dhol ann an Beijing. Chuir iad a' chiad ìmpire nan Qin air an rìgh-chathair.

• Zheng He
• Matteo Ricci

• Hongwu (1368–1398)
• Jianwen (1398–1402)
• Yongle (1402–1424)
• Hongxi (1424–1425)
• Xuande (1425–1435)
• Yingzong (1435–1449 agus 1457–1464)
• Jingtai (1449–1457)
• Chenghua (1464–1487)
• Hongzhi (1487–1505)
• Zhengde (1505-1521)
• Jiajing (1521–1567)
• Longqing (1567–1572)
• Wanli (1572–1620)
• Taichang (1620)
• Tianqi (1620–1627)
• Chongzhen (1627–1644)