If Chongzhen had decided to move south, would the Ming Dynasty have perished?

Even if Emperor Chongzhen moves south, the Ming Dynasty will still perish, because the military strength of the Ming Dynasty is already very weak and cannot withstand any battle.

Yes, even if it moves south, it won't change the situation, and then it will prolong the time of demise, and the final result will be the same.

I think that if this is the case, the Ming Dynasty will still be destroyed, because the political situation at that time was already very turbulent, and the rulers at that time were not popular with the people, so it was inevitable that the Ming Dynasty would perish.

Personally, I think that if Emperor Chongzhen moves south, the Ming Dynasty will still perish, because Emperor Chongzhen no longer has much military strength, and the people want it, so the Ming Dynasty will still perish.

Emperor Chongzhen belonged to the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and under his rule, the contradictions between ordinary working people and rulers intensified, so it led to the demise of the Ming Dynasty.

Even if Chongzhen was defeated and pretended to be the emperor and went to the south, there was no way to resist the iron cavalry of the Qing Dynasty, because the Ming Dynasty had no very capable generals at that time, and there was no chance to reorganize the dynasty.

History will continue to develop the same as it is now, because after he goes to the south, he will eventually be destroyed.

The direction of historical development will not be any different from the present, because Chongzhen is not capable of being an emperor at all.

I don't think so. The reason why the former is a hundred years is because the emperor has made a difference. But Chongzhen is a person who only cares about pleasure.

I think so, because Chongzhen is actually a Ming Jun, and his ruling ability is still very strong, and there are many talented people around him.

Emperor Chongzhen rejected the suggestion to move south and did not let the crown prince go to Nanjing, which had a huge impact on the situation in the future.

After the Manchu Qing occupied Beijing, they took over the **** of the Ming Dynasty relatively completely, and possessed what they originally lacked, thus receiving most of the Han officials of the Ming Dynasty, relying on them to take over the world and finally conquer the south. Moreover, this also led to the ambiguity of the inheritance rights of many royal relatives after the death of Emperor Chongzhen, so that factional conflict weakened the Southern Ming regime. In addition, the Restoration camp has also lacked a large number of northerners who are determined to recover their lost land and eager to regain their homeland.

It can be said that Emperor Chongzhen's decision to sacrifice himself finally destroyed many hopes of the people who regained the Ming Dynasty to stick to the south and recover the north.