Dinastia Ming
Prologu
Fushata Jingnan
Qytet i ndaluar
Kriza e Tumës
Fushata Ningxia
Pavijon bozhure
Beteja e Sarhū
Wei Zhongxian
Epilogu
shtojcat
personazhet
referencat
Vizitoni dyqanin
Prologu
ChinaRebelimet e çallmave të kuqe
Yangtze River, Shishou, JingzhDinastia Ming themeluar
Beijing, ChinaGardë uniforme e qëndisur
ChinaMing pushtimi i Yunnan
Yunnan, ChinaPushtimi Ming i Yunnan ishte faza përfundimtare në dëbimin e dinastisë Ming të sundimit të dinastisë Yuan të udhëhequr nga Mongolët nga Kina në vitet 1380.
Fushata Jingnan
ChinaMbretërimi i perandorit Yongle
Nanjing, Jiangsu, ChinaEnciklopedia Yongle
ChinaJaponia bëhet një degë zyrtare e dinastisë Ming
JapanUdhëtimet e thesarit Ming
Arabian SeaQytet i ndaluar
Forbidden City, 景山前街东城区 BeijinEpoka e katërt e dominimit verior
VietnamFushatat e Perandorit Yongle kundër Mongolëve
Mongolian Plateau, MongoliaFushatat e Perandorit Yongle kundër Mongolëve (1410–1424), të njohura gjithashtu si Fushatat Veriore të Perandorit Chengzu (Mobei) (Kineze e thjeshtuar: ekspedita e Ming Chengzu në Mobei; kineze tradicionale: ekspedita e Ming Chengzu në Mobei), ose Ekspeditat e Kinezëve Veriore të Yonglesi : Yongle Northern Expedition; tradicionale kineze: Yongle Northern Expedition), ishte një fushatë ushtarake e dinastisë Ming nën Perandorin Yongle kundër Juanit të Veriut. Gjatë mbretërimit të tij ai filloi disa fushata agresive, duke mposhtur juanët e veriut, mongolët lindorë, Oirats dhe fise të tjera të ndryshme mongole.
Restaurimi i Kanalit të Madh
Grand Canal, Tongzhou, ChinaMbretërimi i perandorit Xuande
Beijing, ChinaKriza e Tumës
Huailai County, Zhangjiakou, HMbretërimi i perandorit Jingtai
Beijing, ChinaNdalohet tregtia detare
ChinaBastisjet e Jiajing Wokou
Zhejiang, ChinaMbretërimi i perandorit Wanli
Beijing, ChinaPërmbledhje e Materia Medica
Nanjing, Jiangsu, ChinaRebelimi i Bozhou
Zunyi, Guizhou, ChinaFushata Ningxia
Ningxia, ChinaFushata Ordos e vitit 1592, e quajtur edhe fushata Ningxia, ishte një rebelim kundër dinastisë Ming nga Liu Dongyang dhe Pubei, një Mongol Chahar i cili më parë i ishte nënshtruar Ming-ut dhe shtypjes së tij.
Pushtimet japoneze të Koresë
Korean PeninsulaPavijon bozhure
ChinaKalimi nga Ming në Qing
ChinaBeteja e Sarhū
Fushun, Liaoning, ChinaBeteja e Sarhū i referohet një sërë betejash midis dinastisë së mëvonshme Jin (paraardhësi i dinastisë Qing ) dhe dinastisë Ming dhe aleatëve të tyre Joseon në dimrin e vitit 1619. Beteja dallohet për përdorimin e rëndë të kalorësisë nga ana e mëvonshme Jin në mposhtjen e forcave Ming dhe Joseon të pajisur me topa dore, topa dhe shkrepse.
Mbretërimi i Perandorit Tianqi
Beijing, ChinaWei Zhongxian
ChinaMbretërimi i perandorit Chongzhen
Beijing, China1642 Përmbytja e lumit të verdhë
Kaifeng, Henan, ChinaEpilogu
ChinaAppendices
APPENDIX 1
Ming Dynasty Artillery Camp
Characters
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