Author: Cui Qingbei
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The Great Qing Dynasty ruled the empire for 296 years, with a history of ups and downs, glory and disgrace, stirring the soul. The twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty each had their unique achievements in governance and military prowess. In the backdrop of their departures, the vicissitudes of an empire's twilight were imprinted. The rise of the Qing Dynasty injected new vitality into feudal society, while its decline led to the disintegration of feudalism. These twelve emperors of this specific era naturally included founding emperors and rulers of prosperous times, as well as those who lost the throne and fell into decadence. The author presents a series of hidden and little-known historical facts about the Qing Dynasty to the readers, captivating and thought-provoking.
The Twelve Emperors of the Great Qing Dynasty (3 Volumes in Total)
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