History of Southern Ming Dynasty (part 1)

About This Novel

The characteristic of the book "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty" is that it basically focuses on the struggle of the Dashun Army, the remnants of the Daxi Army, and Zheng Chenggong and other people against the Qing Dynasty. The thread throughout the book emphasizes that the main reason for the failure of the twenty-year anti-Qing struggle was that the anti-Qing forces were riddled with internal contradictions and were severely dispersed, which offset the anti-Qing forces. The history of the Southern Ming Dynasty includes the history of the anti-Qing movements in various places since the Dashun army conquered Beijing and the Qing army entered the Pass to conquer the Central Plains, until the fall of the Kuidong anti-Qing base in the year of Kangxi. It is a struggle for hegemony among heroes and a continuation of the Ming Dynasty. It is also an important part of the history of the early Qing Dynasty. It was called "Southern Ming" because the Ming Dynasty with Beijing as its capital had fallen. The battles during this period were mainly fought in the south, and they were fought under the banner of reviving the Ming Dynasty. The Hongguang, Longwu, Lu Jianguo, and Yongli dynasties were all established in the south. However, the fight against the tyrannical rule of the Qing Dynasty was not limited to the south. There were continuous anti-Qing movements in Shaanxi, Gansu, Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong, Henan and other places. "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty" has solid historical materials and rich content. It is known as a milestone in the study of the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty. It has won the China National Book Award and the first prize for outstanding achievements in philosophy and social sciences in Beijing.

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