Great Qing Emperor

Author: Qian Dong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book provides a detailed and authentic account of the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, from Nurhaci to Puyi. The hardships of founding, the difficulties of maintaining, and the sorrow of losing the throne all depict the reality and cruelty of history and life. During the 268-year reign of the Qing Dynasty, which dominated China's fate, it created the twilight glory of feudal society in China. After the Manchus entered the capital, they expanded their territory and defended against powerful enemies, laying the foundation for today's Chinese territory. The emperors of the Qing Dynasty truly achieved the extreme imperial authority and severity of making decisions alone and controlling the court. This book provides a detailed and authentic account of the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, from Nurhaci to Puyi. The hardships of founding, the difficulties of maintaining, and the sorrow of losing the throne all depict the reality and cruelty of history and life. Especially the struggles for power within the imperial family and the competition for profit among officials, the fierce battles in the Forbidden City, are particularly captivating. In casual reading, people can also realize the touching other side behind the extravagance of feudal emperors.