Ming dynasty

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The Ming dynasty was a Chinese imperial dynasty (1368–1644) known for its strong centralized government, flourishing arts and literature, maritime expeditions, and the construction and restoration of major works like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese imperial dynasty
historical state
administrativeDivision provinces of China
capital Beijing
Nanjing
causeOfEnd Manchu invasions
surface form: Manchu conquest of China

internal rebellions
continent Asia
country China
culturalAchievement advances in printing technology
development of vernacular Chinese novels
drama and opera
refinement of Chinese painting
currency paper money
silver ingots
endTime 1644
eraName Ming dynasty self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ming
firstRuler Hongwu Emperor
followed Yuan dynasty
followedBy Qing dynasty
founder Hongwu Emperor
governmentForm absolute monarchy
knownFor Neo-Confucian scholarship
blue-and-white porcelain
civil service examination system
flourishing arts and literature
large standing army
strong centralized bureaucracy
urban commercial growth
lastRuler Chongzhen Emperor
militaryConflict Imjin War
Manchu invasions
Mongol incursions
nativeName Ming dynasty self-linksurface differs
surface form: 大明
nativeNameLanguage Chinese
notableEmperor Hongwu Emperor
Jiajing Emperor
Wanli Emperor
Yongle Emperor
notableEvent construction of the Forbidden City
establishment of the Southern Ming
fall of Beijing to Li Zicheng in 1644
maritime expeditions of Zheng He
restoration and extension of the Great Wall of China
notablePerson Li Shizhen
Tang Xianzu
Wang Yangming
Xu Guangqi
Zheng He
officialLanguage Classical Chinese
precededBy Red Turban Rebellions
religion Buddhism
Confucianism
Taoism
significantStructure Forbidden City
Great Wall of China
surface form: Ming Great Wall

Ming Tombs
surface form: Ming tombs
startTime 1368

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China historicalDynasty Ming dynasty
Forbidden City builtUnder Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Yongle Emperor
Forbidden City builtByDynasty Ming dynasty
Forbidden City usedByDynasty Ming dynasty
Ming Tombs dynasty Ming dynasty
Temple of Heaven usedBy Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty emperors
Temple of Heaven dynasty Ming dynasty
Great Wall of China rebuiltBy Ming dynasty
Great Wall of China significantConstructionPeriod Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty (14th–17th centuries)
Malacca Sultanate tradePartner Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty China
Malacca Sultanate tributaryTo Ming dynasty
Nanjing formerCapitalOf Ming dynasty
Cantonese opera hasHistoricalOrigin Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: late Ming dynasty
Ming dynasty eraName Ming dynasty self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ming
Ming dynasty nativeName Ming dynasty self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: 大明
Qing dynasty precededBy Ming dynasty
Yu Garden builtDuring Ming dynasty
Tiananmen Gate builtDuring Ming dynasty
Muromachi period foreignRelations Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty China
Tainan historicalEraImportant Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming Zheng period
Imperial China includesDynasty Ming dynasty
Jianwen Emperor dynasty Ming dynasty
Jianwen Emperor house Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: House of Zhu
Hongguang Emperor dynasticHouse Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: House of Zhu
Hongguang Emperor house Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty imperial family
Yongli Emperor house Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: House of Zhu
Yongli Emperor birthPlace Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming China
Yongli Emperor royalHouse Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty imperial clan
classical gardens of Suzhou associatedDynasty Ming dynasty
subject surface form: Classical Gardens of Suzhou
Hall of Central Harmony era Ming dynasty
Hall of Central Harmony builtFor Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming imperial court
Zijincheng builtDuring Ming dynasty
Timur plannedCampaignAgainst Ming dynasty
Meridian Gate constructionPeriod Ming dynasty
Hall of Union associatedWith Ming dynasty
Hall of Union governingDynastyUse Ming dynasty
Imperial Garden historicalPeriod Ming dynasty
Nanchang provinceCapitalSince Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty (historical origin as provincial center)
Palace of Earthly Tranquility eraOfConstruction Ming dynasty
this entity surface form: Ming dynasty period
East Glorious Gate era Ming dynasty
Yuan dynasty successor Ming dynasty