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Lecture Notes on the History of the Ming Dynasty (For Everyone to Discuss)
The book is divided into two parts: the first part summarizes the status of Ming history in historiography and the style of Ming history; the second part is divided into seven parts: the founding of the country, Jingnan, seizing the door, discussing rites, the desolation of Wanli, Jiongjian of the chaos and fall of Tianchong and the Southern Ming Dynasty, and the ups and downs of the Southern Ming Dynasty. It reviews the historical facts of each period of the Ming Dynasty. The book is rich in co
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Five Thousand Years of Refining Qi
After practicing for five thousand years, he is still stuck in the Qi refining stage, and his ascension is far away. Ding Mu just wants to live peacefully in the city, but he is treated as a nobody and everyone wants to step on him. But only a master who stands at the pinnacle of martial arts knows that Ding Mu is the strongest in the world! When he reveals his cultivation and identity, the whole world will tremble! Ding Mu was forced to stand on top of the world, speechless: "I just want to liv
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Taoist Priest
I am a normal person, but I never knew that a hundred dollars would completely change my life.
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A Brief History of the Ming Dynasty
"A Brief History of the Ming Dynasty" was originally titled "Lecture Notes on the History of the Ming Dynasty". It was a draft of Mr. Meng Sen's lecture notes on the history of the Ming Dynasty when he came to Peking University as professor and director of the History Department in 1931. It was a textbook printed and distributed to students at that time. It was quite popular at the time. The book is divided into two parts: the first part is a general introduction, which is a summary explanatory
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An Investigation into the Three Major Mysteries in the Early Qing Dynasty
"The Three Most Mysterious Cases in the Early Qing Dynasty" is composed of three parts: "The Empress Dowager's Marriage", "The True Story of Shizu's Monkship", and "The True Test of King Shizong's Succession to the Great Unification". With the rigor of a historian, Mr. Meng Sen has carefully researched the three major mysteries of "the Queen Mother's marriage", "Shunzhi's becoming a monk" and "Yongzheng's accession to the throne" that have been widely circulated among the people. He peels away t
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Invincible*******
Gu Tianyi, who was framed, had his martial soul stolen, and lost all his cultivation, unexpectedly obtained a god-level plundering system, and started a life of cheating! It is said that the top-quality martial arts spirits of the ancestors of the Gu family are hidden in the soul-suppressing stones of the ancestral temple? [Ding dong, the host has obtained the ultimate martial soul, the Purple Sky Flame Dragon! Brother, I heard that you just killed a thousand-year-old demon king a few days ago!
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Ming Dynasty History
This book is the culmination of Mr. Meng Sen's research on Qing history. It is also a representative and foundational work on research on Qing history issues. Mr. Meng Sen used "Records of the Qing Dynasty" and "Manuscripts of the History of the Qing Dynasty", as well as rarely used historical materials such as the Qing court archives and "Records of the Korean Li Dynasty" to reveal and analyze many core issues in the history of the Qing Dynasty, and gave a comprehensive review of the politics,
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History of Ming Dynasty
This research work on Ming history is the pinnacle of Mengsen's academic career. He is known for his meticulous research and unique insights, and has put forward innovative insights into major events such as the political system of the early Ming Dynasty and the Jingnan Campaign. Meng Sen not only sorted out historical facts, but also deeply analyzed the political ecology and social changes of the Ming Dynasty. His views such as "Hongwu Establishment Theory" and "Party Struggle in the Late Ming
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