Unofficial History of Nanming

You can read some Chinese history: In 1644 AD, Li Zicheng's army captured Beijing, and then the Manchu Qing Dynasty occupied the Central Plains. The resistance regimes established by the Ming Dynasty clan in the south were collectively called Nanming. Including the Hongguang regime, Longwu regime, Lu Wangjianguo, Shaowu regime and Yongli regime, which lasted for 18 years in total. This book tells about the affairs of Fu Fan, Lu Fan, Tang Fan, Gui Fan and Tang Dynasty. This book is named "Unofficial History of the Southern Ming Dynasty" because after the completion of the "History of the Ming Dynasty" in the Qing Dynasty, old news was collected and supplemented, revealing that many of the monarchs and ministers of the Southern Ming Dynasty "lived in peace and ignorance, and lived in wealth and wealth." However, based on the strength of the textual research in the book, this history may be more authentic than the "History of the Ming Dynasty" officially compiled by the Qing Dynasty.