The founding of the Ming Dynasty Why was the Ming Dynasty able to defeat Mongolia at the beginning o

The right time, place and people.

The brutality of Mongol rule has sparked popular resentment.

The terrain of Chinese mainland was complex, and the Mongol soldiers were not familiar with the terrain and were not good at defending cities.

Did you listen to anyone?

Because these Mongols harassed the borders of the Ming Dynasty many times at that time, displacing the people and causing turmoil, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, ordered the execution of these murderers.

Because the Yuan Dynasty was founded by the Mongols, the rulers were very brutal and mediocre.

Just rumors, Zhu Yuanzhang's policy of national integration...

At that time, the internal contradictions in Mongolia were more acute, there were differences between various tribes, and the national strength of the Ming Dynasty was stronger than that of Mongolia when it was founded.

At the beginning of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty defeated the Mongols, which was also because the Mongols bullied the Han people too hard, which made the Han people rebel. At that time, the Mongolian iron cavalry was not as powerful as before, and there were internal contradictions, so they were defeated.

Because of the decay of the Mongol and Yuan rule, the people in the country suffered and hated deeply, so the rebel army had the widest popular support, coupled with the large area of the rebel army's firearms, the successful application, and the correct use of military strategies, so these made the late Yuan Mongol army embarrassed.

The demise of the Ming Dynasty may have been a mistake of the leader, but it was not easy to be a leader at that time.

The reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty was because of internal and external troubles, and Emperor Chongzhen was more than willing but not enough.

The Ming Dynasty fell into internal and external troubles, and the war between the rulers and the rebel army at that time was in conflict with the intensification of foreign contradictions.

The real reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty was that the country was not well governed, and there were too many internal contradictions.

the internal contradictions of the ruling class of the Ming Dynasty; the contradictions between the ruling class and the rebels; The contradictions between the ruling class and the aliens outside the Guan.

The demise of the Ming Dynasty should be due to internal problems, and the lack of a good leader.

The main thing is the allegorical explanation。Han Shantong, the leader of the rebel army at the beginning, claimed to be King Ming, and after being captured and killed by the Yuan Dynasty, his son called himself King Xiao Ming, and later killed him. Zhu Yuanzhang was called Daming in order to show that he was better than him.

For the peasant army, this seems better, for the Confucian scholars, the sun and the moon are bright, and there is a meaning of replacing darkness with light, and they are also very much in favor of using the title of Daming, so Zhu Yuanzhang decided to establish the Ming Dynasty. That is, the Ming Dynasty we are familiar with!

The reason for the demise of the Ming Dynasty is really a long story, one is because of the factory and health system, The TV series and movies of this system all know their power, and "Embroidered Spring Knife" also shows their domineering, without any benevolence and righteousness, just a tool for the monarch to implement his own intentions, is this tool just very useful? It seems that it is not, it is really because of the existence of the factory and health system that it has led to the existence of many problems (the divine decree replaces the law), and even the final demise.

The other is the eunuch dictatorship。Not only in this dynasty, but also in the Han and Tang dynasties, because they led to the demise of the country. It's just that in the later period of the Ming Dynasty, it was even more serious, and eunuchs like Wang Zhen and Wei Zhongxian were too domineering, and they could take the fate of the monarch into their own hands, which shows how harmful the eunuch dictatorship is!

Another is that the monarch does not come to court. This is especially true in the Ming Dynasty, we know that Emperor Jiajing is one of the representatives, nearly half of the time did not go to the court, will this lead to many problems in the court can not be solved? Probably yes!

It is true that the Ming Dynasty declined, but whether the demise was because of this, I don't dare to agree, what do you think?