Zhizheng

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Zhizheng was the final era name of the Yuan dynasty in China, marking the last phase of Mongol rule before the rise of the Ming.

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Label Occurrences
Zhizheng canonical 3
Zhizheng 30 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese era name
Yuan dynasty era
era name
associatedWith collapse of Yuan rule in northern China
rise of the Ming dynasty
calendarSystem Chinese imperial reign-year system
capitalDuring Dadu
Khanbaliq
chronologicalPosition last era name of the Yuan dynasty in China
country Yuan dynasty
endCause establishment of the Ming dynasty
loss of Dadu to Ming forces
endTime 1370
Zhizheng self-linksurface differs
surface form: Zhizheng 30
eraNumbering Zhizheng 1 corresponds to 1341
Zhizheng 30 corresponds to 1370
follows Yuantong
hasDuration approximately 30 years
historicalContext final phase of Mongol rule over China
historicalPeriod Yuan dynasty
surface form: late Yuan dynasty
languageOfName Chinese
location China
namedAfter Chinese phrase meaning “Ultimate Governance” or “Perfect Governance”
overlapsWith Red Turban Rebellions
early Ming conquest of northern China
partOf history of China
history of the Yuan dynasty
precedes Hongwu Emperor
surface form: Hongwu
reignOf Toghon Temür
significance marks the last phase of Mongol rule in China
startTime 1341
Zhizheng 1
usedBy Toghon Temür
surface form: Emperor Toghon Temür

Northern Yuan dynasty
surface form: Northern Yuan (nominally, after loss of China proper)

Yuan dynasty
usedFor dating years of Toghon Temür’s reign
usedIn dated inscriptions
imperial edicts
official documents
writingSystem Chinese characters

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Yuan dynasty eraName Zhizheng
Zhizheng endTime Zhizheng self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Zhizheng 30
Toghon Temür reignName Zhizheng