What was the history of the early Qing Dynasty like?

The early Qing Dynasty in history was the Jin State, because it defeated the Ming Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty was established, and in the early Qing Dynasty, it was also threatened by neighboring countries, and its strength was not particularly strong.

The early history must have been a particularly prosperous scene, followed by the fact that the people also lived and worked in peace and contentment, and the emperors of the Qing Dynasty were also very dedicated to the people.

At that time, the national power was also very weak, and their rule was not very stable, and there were still many rebels.

The early history of the Qing Dynasty is the history of the Later Jin, and Nurhachi established the Later Jin and led the Jurchens to rise continuously.

Democratic Republic (KMT) Single National Republic (30 AD).

After the Opium War, it was invaded by many foreign powers, and its sovereignty and territory were seriously lost. The exploration of modernization also began, and the Qing Dynasty and the Second Opium War started the Westernization Movement at the same time.

After the First Sino-Japanese War, the annihilation of the Beiyang Naval Division marked the failure of the Westernization Movement, and the reformers began to advocate a constitutional monarchy but were destroyed by the feudal forces, and in 1898, imperialism set off a frenzy to carve up China.

The Eight-Nation Alliance's war of aggression against China further deepened the national crisis, and the late Qing Dynasty was completely reduced to a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. In 1911, the Xinhai Revolution broke out and Qing rule collapsed.

Name Year (number of years used) First year of the Common Era, Taizu (Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi) Mandate of Heaven (11) 1616

Taizong (Aixin Jueluo Huang Taiji) Tiancong (1) 1627 Chongde (8) 1636

Sejo (Aisin Jueluo Fulin) Shunzhi (18) 1644 Holy Ancestor (Aisin Jueluo Xuanye) Kangxi (61) 1662 Sejong (Aisin Jueluo Yinzhen) Yongzheng (13) 1723 Gaozong (Aisin Jueluo Hongli) Qianlong (60) 1736 Renzong (Aisin Jueluo Yan) Jiaqing (25) 1796 Xuanzong (Aisin Jue Luo Minning) Daoguang (30) 1821 Wenzong (Ai Xin Jue Luo Yi Xuan) Xianfeng (11) 1851 Mujong (Ai Xin Jue Luo Zaichun) Tongzhi (13) 1862 Dezong (Ai Xin Jue Luo Zai Xiang) Guangxu (34) 1875 Ai Xin Jue Luo Puyi Xuantong (3) 1909

1. Nurhachi (the emperor before entering the customs).

Nurhachi, surnamed Aixin Jueluo, called Shule Belle, was born in the 38th year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1559) in a family of Manchu slave owners in Hetualacheng (Xinbin County, Liaoning Province). In the eleventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1583), Nurhachi rose up unyieldingly, and raised troops with his father and thirteen deputy ancestors, "claiming to be the king from the middle". He led the children of the Eight Banners to fight between the white mountains and black waters, fearless in the face of the great enemy, not discouraged by heavy losses, bravely defended his prestige, and was supported by the subordinates, which lasted more than 30 years, unified the Jurchen tribes, and promoted the development of Jurchen society and the formation of the Manchu community.

In the forty-fourth year of Wanli (1616), he was called Khan in Hetuala, and the country was called Dajin (known as Houjin in history). Nurhachi's army grew stronger, and his power increased day by day, 10,000.