How can the Ming Dynasty still divide the Southern Ming and Northern Ming, what is going on

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The Southern Ming Dynasty is the collective name of the resistance regime established by the Ming Dynasty clan in the south from 1644 A.D., when Li Zicheng's peasant army broke through Beijing to the Qing Dynasty's entry into the Central Plains. Including the Hongguang regime, the Longwu regime, the Lu Wangjian state, the Shaowu regime and the Yongli regime, a total of 18 years.

The Southern Ming Dynasty, the Southern Song Dynasty, etc. are all named historical time periods due to the direction of the movement of the regime, not the nouns that appear in real history, they are proposed by the historiography As for the Northern Ming Dynasty, this is really not Chongzhen and the Ming Dynasty before it are unified, it is obviously different from the Southern Ming Dynasty (decentralized regime), and the gap is very large, not the same (like the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty, there is no great unification, the duration is similar, the situation is almost the same, extremely similar, so the historiography circles named it like this) may not be scientific and laugh

You don't give any points, I guess no one likes to answer, and I just saw that I have nothing to answer for you. That's the case, after Huang Taiji conquered Beijing, the Ming Dynasty had many vassal kings in the south, that is, the emperor's relatives, grandfathers, uncles and nephews, who boarded the plane with the help of local ** and became kings, that is, Nanming, which existed for a very short time, represented by King Fu.

The Yuan Dynasty had the Northern Yuan, and the Ming Dynasty had the Southern Ming.

The Southern Ming Dynasty was a small imperial court reorganized in the south after the Jin Dynasty entered the customs, entered the Central Plains, founded the Qing Dynasty, and established the capital in Beijing, in order to revive the Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang's majesty from the south to the north to restore the Central Plains. Unexpectedly, Da Ming's qi was exhausted, and Nan Ming died not long after the wind and rain in the environment of internal and external troubles.

The Southern Ming Dynasty was very chaotic, and the regimes of the Southern Ming Dynasty were counted.

In ancient times, the change of dynasties was very frequent, and the demise of a dynasty would still have some supporters to support the descendants of those royal families in a short period of time, such as the Southern Song Dynasty and the Northern Song Dynasty.

There is only the South Ming, not the North Ming.

No. The Ming Dynasty was a unified dynasty founded in 1368 by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty.

The Northern and Southern Dynasties refer to the Southern Dynasties from the Eastern Jin Dynasty and later the Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen, and the Northern Dynasties were the Northern Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms in the north to the later Northern Wei, Eastern Wei and Western Wei, and later Northern Qi and Northern Zhou.

Ming Dynasty (1368-1liu44).

The Northern and Southern Dynasties (420 589) was a collective term for the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

No, the Ming Dynasty was the capital of the north and south, Nanjing was the capital during the Zhu Yuanzhang period, Beijing was the capital to Zhu Di, and then it was the capital of Beijing until Chongzhen, and Nanjing was retained as a backup. By the Southern Ming Dynasty, due to the short period of existence and the lack of unification of the south, it was generally only called the small court of the Southern Ming Dynasty, not a dynasty.

No, the Northern and Southern Dynasties are in front, and the Ming Dynasty is behind, and there are thousands of years apart.