Ming Dynasty 1368-1664 (part 1) 5. Ming Dynasty: 1368-1664 Hong Wu Peasant orphan Peasant orphan Raised by Buddhist Monks Raised by Buddhist Monks Joined.

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Ming Dynasty (part 1) 5

Ming Dynasty: Hong Wu Peasant orphan Peasant orphan Raised by Buddhist Monks Raised by Buddhist Monks Joined Red Turbans millenarian movement Joined Red Turbans millenarian movement Emerged as leader of large military band Emerged as leader of large military band Overthrows Yuan and declares himself emperor Overthrows Yuan and declares himself emperor

Ming Dynasty Hong Wu takes Nanjing in 1364 Hong Wu takes Nanjing in 1364 Takes Beijing and declares himself emperor in 1368 Takes Beijing and declares himself emperor in 1368 Unifies his empire in 1370 CE Unifies his empire in 1370 CE

Ming Achievements Major reconstruction and repopulation projects Repair Levies Repair Levies Repair Canals Repair Canals Repair Irrigation Repair Irrigation Lure population back to the wheat basket plains of central China with tax holiday and free land in some cases Lure population back to the wheat basket plains of central China with tax holiday and free land in some cases

Ming’s Confucian Innovation Censorate (emissary) Top secret, undercover investigator Top secret, undercover investigator Check on loyalty and competence of government officials Check on loyalty and competence of government officials Great potential to root out corruption Great potential to root out corruption Not so great results Not so great results Too weak Too weak Too easily captured by clan ties Too easily captured by clan ties

Palace Compound: 1400s “Forbidden City”

Main Entrance: Tienanmen Gate of Heavenly Peace

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