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Late Ming: From the Start, I Destroy the Qing 明末：开局就灭清
In the year 1638 AD, the eleventh year of the Chongzhen reign of the Ming Dynasty and the third year of Qingde under the Qing. That year, Zhang Xianzhong surrendered to the Ming, while Li Zicheng was defeated and vanished into the mountains. The Ming seemed to be on the road to revival, but the Anmin Arsenal explosion in June and another Qing invasion in September made it clear that this was the Ming Empire's final hour of glory. That year, Hong Taiji renamed the Later Jin the Qing. More than tw
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Great Ming: Rising to Power by Fighting the Qing 大明：从反清开始崛起
In 1656, the tenth year of the Yongli reign of the Southern Ming and the thirteenth year of the Shunzhi reign of the Qing, Li Dingguo had suffered defeat at Xinhui and failed in two eastern campaigns. With no other choice, he welcomed the Yongli Emperor to Yunnan, where they held out together. The great campaign to overthrow the Qing had been dealt a crippling blow. Wu Sangui held Sichuan and Chongqing, Hong Chengchou occupied Huguang, and Shang Kexi had seized Guangdong and Guangxi. Together, t
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