Great Ming: Farming from 1644

In 1644, the dynasty fell, but the land remained. Liu Chang, a commoner from Huaiyou, crossed the river south with a farming space. In the glittering, decadent city of Jinling, he advanced one careful step at a time, starting by attaching himself to Ma Shiying and eventually earning the merit of enthroning Prince Fu. He ranged across the lands north and south of the Yangtze, led an eastern expedition against Japan, a northern campaign into Siberia, a southern conquest of Southeast Asia, and a western campaign against Central Asia. This is the glory of the Great Ming at the end of its dynasty.

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