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Ming to Qing china:- Reviewo Mongols Conquer China- By about 1275o Yuan Dynasty 1271-1368- Under control of Kubali Khano Controlling Chinese  Forbids weaponry Forbids assembly Curfewo Revolts 1350’s - Plaque hits china- Inflation- Famineo Lost Mandate of Haven 1360’s- Massive revolto Organized by red turbanso They wino Lead of the red turban Hung wu createso Ming Dynasty 1368- Changes by Hong Wuo Moves capital to Nanjingo Hong Wu- peasant Distrusts nobles- Removes their estates - Distributes them to the pooro Changes taxing system Bringing down the wealthyo Reorganizing china into farming districts Become very powerful- Collect taxes and spend them in the region- No oversighto Possibility of corruption- Problems with infrastructureo No setup between regions- Removes the office of prime minister who is also a nobleo Confucian ideas Hierarchies Emperor is at the center Turns to his staf- Eunuchso No children = no ambition o They become very powerfulo Vast Bureaucracy Examination system- 1-2% pass- Yong lao Kills the emperor (nephew) and takes the throneo Moves the capital to Beijingo Builds the forbidden cityo Agriculture begun by Hung Wu continued by him Rice in the south- Champa Rice- Doubled the amount of rice 2 crops per year Wheat in the north Terrace farming Improve irrigation Introduce fisho Land Reclamation Project Reclaim depopulated areas  Reforestation- 1 billion tresso Leads to population explosiono Leads to problems Financial corruption Trade routes collapse Inflation (paper money) Silver –devalued and have more inflationo Confucian system Only noble life - Farming Merchants- thieveso Invaders from the north Mongols raiding Manchu- staying Reopen in force- The great wall  Inflation –economic crisis Peasent revolt Famine Diseaseso Lost the mandate of Heaven Very powerful revolt get all the way to Beijing Current emperor commits suicide One general- Lets Manchu through the great wall 1644- Manchu Invasion - Conquer chinao Qing Dynasty Only 1 million Mochu 350 million Chinese Assemble- Bureaucracy- Exam system- Emperor at centero Backed by army- Allows Chinese to participate in government- Diferenceso Clothingo Languageo No intermarriageo Force Chinese men to wear pinyin/pigtail Emperors are more involved in ruling- remove some court bureaucracy Expand Taiwan, Tibet- Foreign pressureo Russia wants pacific part China- self sufficient- Really limit trade Britain sends embassy- Qin Longo Led by Lord George Macartneg 1792o Doesn’t go well Britain sends gifts- Watches and planetarium China not interested Britain want trade agreement China says no, they want silver Britain want- Tea- Porcelain- Silko Failureo British don’t give


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