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I Build a Heavenly Kingdom at the End of the Ming Dynasty
In the tenth year of the Chongzhen era, Qin Yu only wanted to live quietly by begging. But the arrival of the Eight Great Kings shattered his peace. From then on, he became as close as brothers with Li Dingguo, contended for control of the Central Plains alongside the Chuang King, and fought the Jurchens for the empire…
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The Ruthless Emperor of the Late Ming: Forcing the Chongzhen Emperor to Abdicate from the Start
New book, The King Who Endured in the Late Ming, is out now Zhu Cilang: “The enemy forces will soon arrive. Father has lost the people’s support and is completely unable to control the situation. I humbly ask Father to issue an edict of abdication at once and pass the throne to me, so I can win back the people’s support and restore our realm!”
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The Cunning King of the Late Ming
It’s the thirteenth year of Chongzhen. What have I got to panic about? So what if there are refugees? I’ll take it one step at a time: farm the land, train troops, and build schools. Whether it’s the Chuang King, the Eight Great Kings, the Ming army, or the Manchu Jurchens, none of them can really fight. In every rebellion, victory doesn’t go to whoever has the most troops or the greatest fame. It goes to whoever can hang on until the end. That person is the true Son of Heaven. Chen Sheng and Wu
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Late Ming: Rising from the Grasslands
New book: The Cautious King of the Late Ming In the seventh year of Chongzhen, when Lin Rui is captured in a raid by the Tartars, it is already destined that the Later Jin will never rule the Central Plains, and that the Mongols of the grasslands are about to welcome a new order: their first Han Chinese Great Khan!
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