New Maritime Group in the Late Ming Dynasty

Come on, come on, come on, destroy the pirates, Zheng Zhilong, eliminate the feudalism, control the economy of the Ming Dynasty, power, benefit the people, and bring peace to the world.

Since Zheng Yiguan is mentioned, he is the same age as him and is in a competitive relationship, so it is necessary to get to know him. Zheng Zhilong (April 16, 1604 - November 24, 1661), formerly known as Yiguan, was born in Shijing Town, Nan'an City, Fujian Province, and was the father of Zheng Chenggong. In the 17th century, against the backdrop of China's Ming Dynasty's maritime ban and the rise of world sea power, Zheng Zhilong established a navy with private power. In 1633, he successfully defeated Western maritime powers in the Battle of Liaoluo Bay on Kinmen Island in Quanzhou. He regained maritime dominance 200 years after Zheng He's fleet withdrew from the South China Sea. He was a pivotal figure in the East Asian waters in the Age of Discovery. Zheng Zhilong's other influence on history is that he established the foundation in Taiwan with Li Dan, Yan Siqi and others before the Dutch, and became the main stronghold for the Han people to move to Taiwan. He left a strong maritime foundation to his son Zheng Chenggong. Zheng Chenggong used this capital to fight against the Qing Dynasty. After the defeat in Nanjing, he successfully defeated the Dutch and regained Taiwan with maritime force.