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11.46 horse with two asses?

Damn, the poor first Ming Emperor had a true hard time in the beginning, and I don't envy him.

The Ming Dynasty is famous for the Ming for finishing the Great War !

I love the Ming Dynasty because my name is Ming Jeong a decedent from The 3 Kingdoms I'm a decedent from Jeong Fee he was a bowman.

The Ming Dynasty: When tea, porcelain, and epic Great Wall flexing were the real power moves. Who needs Netflix when you’ve got 276 years of drama, intrigue, and some seriously fancy vases?

Long war with northern Yuan weakened Ming. Especially after tumu crisis, Ming was doomed

0:17 loving the horse with two asses

Why did that tenochtitlan or whatever sound like adolf titler

dont use AI，OK？

there is a quite popularly spread historical portrait of zhuyuanzhang , it's even there in the wiki...........it feels pretty weird to see video talk about him while showing pic of another person when knowing what he roughly looks like

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I would love to visit Thailand. I didnt realise about the history. Thx

The courier system employed by the Ming Dynasty was a legacy from the Yuan Dynasty. The Mongols were excellent horsemen who hopped on to horses stationed throughout China to deliver the items or important document by hand. Zheng He's maritime forays were legendary too during the Ming Dynasty. Although a Muslim fron Yunnan, he served in the imperial courts as an eunuch and was held in high esteem without apparent discrimination by the majority Han. He held the position as the admiral of an armanda of a fleet of 1,000 ships.

look, wrong way to teach about an aristocrat rule against its people

Dynasties are the most degenerate, corrupt, backward, obsolete forms of power in civilization. That is why dynasties are not tolerated anymore except in North Korea: which is the most evil, oppressive corrupt regime of the modern world. All you need to do is study the disgustingly corrupt history of these dynasties. Instead you believe these videos glorifying these sh*t dynasties because you are bunch of brainwashed sheep.

Admiral Zhen He (is pronounced as Zhen Her) a muslim eunuch.

"Centuries before European ships reached that continent" Portugal establishing a colony in Ceuta around the same time and one in Guinea just a few decades later: Am I a joke to you?

Fun fact, almost all Chinese legends were made in Ming Dynasty. Journey to the west, Neza, story of Er lang, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and tons of other stories from ancient of thousands years were created and published in Ming dynasty. The nation so flourish, the demand of novel stories and chinese opera were very high. Story tellers mixed every ancient history with legends from middle east, india, and south east asia to spice up the story. People like Luo Guanzhong (creator of 3 kingdoms) hired hundreds of story makers and poets to write the grand novel.

They were actually anchored to the ground by willow trees. Andrew millisons channel by that name has the best video describing and showing them as well as a video on how to restore banks of water bodies in a very similar way with willow. Check them out its so entertaining! Brilliant really.

确实，作为中国人，我们非常可惜在19世纪全球化的时候，中国向世界展现的不是一个汉族王朝，那么多优秀的东西被满清毁禁了

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the Ming dynasty was the most technologically advanced and most powerful global power during its time. The Ming dynasty should have sent Zheng He's and his treasure fleet, not just on a mission to trade, but to colonize to settle new lands. Especially, sail to Europe and colonize them, to save the world from 500 years of colonial hell. China would have connected the entire world through trade and prosperity. There would be no wars, too bad.

The pronunciations are especially terrible in this video. I don't expect non-Chinese speakers to be perfect. But they are really bad in this video, almost to the point of not being recognizable.😂

I'm proud of the Ming Dynasties because my name is Ming !

There are several reasons why some people may have a negative perception of the Ming Dynasty: 1. Authoritarian Rule: The Ming Dynasty's centralized government often ruled with an iron fist, implementing strict laws and regulations that limited personal freedoms. 2. Confucian Orthodoxy: The Ming Dynasty placed a heavy emphasis on Confucian ideology, which could be restrictive and rigid in its social structures and expectations. 3. Economic Issues: The Ming Dynasty faced economic challenges such as corruption, inefficiency, and widespread poverty, which could lead to dissatisfaction among the population. 4. Cultural Suppression: The Ming Dynasty promoted traditional Chinese culture while suppressing foreign influences, which could be seen as limiting cultural diversity and exchange. 5. Ming-Qing Transition: The decline of the Ming Dynasty and the subsequent rise of the Qing Dynasty may have created negative perceptions of the Ming as a period of weakness and instability. Overall, varying perspectives on the Ming Dynasty may stem from differing opinions on its governance, cultural policies, economic performance, and historical context. Historians and individuals may have differing interpretations of the dynasty's impact on Chinese society, leading to mixed views on its legacy.

The foreigners tried to produce and teach , unfortunately they often mix up the Han 漢 people with Mongolian. The poor producing person draws the wrong thing or to borrow the Chinese films to 'telI' the Mongolian story.

He killed more ppl in India than Jes killed by Hitler.....empty talk

AI ? As that does no sound like a recorded mesege from 80 years ago

A tragic guy this chap. Hitler propused for peace numerous of times but in that case where would Mr Churchill been then ? He wanted to be a hero. He bankrupted england for many years to come. If Mr Churchill have agreed to peace with Hitler Churchill wouldn`t be prime minister no longer after that. Churchill refused every peace proposal and was the gero he wanted. A few cities were bombed by the Germans i Brittain but how many cities in Germany was NOT bombed by you and the American heroes.

He leaned it from the boar 🐗 war in Africa.

Absolutely fantastic said.

Wish we had someone like him now but unfortunately NOT all we ever get is rich suits with absolutely no sense of right and wrong they’re all spoilt f🤬🤬🤬s and we’re all fed up with the corruption

Brilliant.

We forgot already

How did that go?

Xcept the Uk lost its colonial empire and now is just a bunch of royals getting scsndal page headlines

Great Leader / Great Man.

He really was a contemptible blow hard.

A shame England no long has patriotic politicians! 🤔

Another AI channel. Mf can’t even pronounce citizens-_-

At 11:40 what am I seeing wrong? It appears to me that the guy on the left is riding a horse with two tails and no head.

The Ming sucked, Han and Tang were way more influential

What's with the drawing of a horse with two bums!

I love the arts used in this video. They look no different from traditional Chinese paintings, but the colors are more vibrant.

Just want to note a small correction. At 0:51, the narrator said that Mongols dominated China for centuries. Actually, the Mongolian Yuan dynasty ruled China for only about 90 years.

Ming lost by qing bc of the corruption

What is the track you used for 0:45?

it's always the first few emperors that are good and the rest after just chill while the country was in turmoil.

where is usman ghazi ottomon empire

The Tumen crisis of the 16th century when Oirat prince Esen Taij destroyed 50,000 ming army and captured their emperor....who was allowed to herd sheeps and was eventually returned to the ming court....