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/kloc-China in the 6th century was the Ming Dynasty. Including the history of Ming dynasty (1368- 1644), the history of Nanming (1644- 1662) and the history of Ming and Zheng (1662- 1683).

1644, Ming Sizong hanged himself in Jingshan Park, and the Ming Dynasty ended as a unified country. Subsequently, the Qing army defeated Dashun Army and entered the Central Plains. Later, the imperial clan of the Ming Dynasty rebuilt Daming in the south, which was called Nanming in history. 1662, Li Yong was killed and Nan Ming died. 1683, the Qing army occupied Taiwan Province province and the Ming and Zheng dynasties ended. ?

The establishment of Ming dynasty

In the 28th year of Yuan Dynasty (1368), on the fourth day of the first month, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself "Daming" in Yingtian (now Nanjing), and built Yuan Hongwu, thinking that Zhu Biao was the queen, and Li Shanchang and Xu Da were the left and right prime ministers, setting up official positions and respecting officials. Since then, the rule of the Ming Dynasty has started for 300 years.

Later, Xu Da and Chang Yuchun were sent to the Northern Expedition under the slogan of "expelling Land Rover and restoring China". From October of the 27th year of Yuan Dynasty to Zheng Zheng (1367) to December of the 2nd year of Ming Hongwu (1369), the Ming and Yuan armies fought a strategic decisive battle in the vast areas of Central Plains and Northwest China.

In the first year of Hongwu, the Northern Expedition army went all the way to Dadoucheng. Seeing that the tide was gone, Yuan Shundi fled from Juyongguan to Kaiping (northwest of Duolun, Inner Mongolia).

The demise of the Yuan Dynasty marked the end of its rule, but it did not mean the unification of the Ming Dynasty. The remnants of the yuan dynasty in various places and many separatist regimes established by the uprising at the end of the yuan dynasty are threatening the rule of the Ming dynasty. Therefore, after Ming Taizu proclaimed himself emperor, he made preparations for the reform and construction, and moved to the north and south. Twenty years later, he finally achieved the great cause of reunification at 1388.