The Rise and Fall of the Ming Dynasty

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The Rise and Fall of the Ming Dynasty
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Publisher : The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc
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Book Synopsis The Rise and Fall of the Ming Dynasty by : Daniel R. Faust

Book excerpt: Coming to power between Mongol and Manchu rule, the Ming Dynasty represented the last ethnic Han dynasty to rule China. Following the Mandate of Heaven, the first Ming emperor launched nearly 300 years of cultural and political transformation. This compelling volume traces the ascendancy, demise, and legacy of the Ming Dynasty, chronicling the development of its governmental structure, its expansion of trade and its economy, its extension and enhancement of the Great Wall of China, and many other achievements. Readers will also learn about the effect of the Little Ice Age and its role in the Ming’s demise.


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