Two foreign reigns in Chinese history Yuan Dynasty

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>Two foreign reigns in Chinese history  Yuan Dynasty –Mongolians    Two foreign reigns in Chinese history Yuan Dynasty –Mongolians Genghis Khan Qing Dynasty – Manchurians Nurhachi Foreign rule

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>Taiping rebellion            Taiping rebellion Boxer Rebellion (1850-1864) (1898-1903) 1644 1911 Kang xi Qianglong 1662-1722 1736-1795 opium wars Tongzhi (1839-1860) restoration (1862-1874) 100 day’s reform Ruling time

>One of the most successful emperors in Chinese history (61 years of ruling) One of the most successful emperors in Chinese history (61 years of ruling) Tours of inspections of the south Compiled history books, encyclopedia, and Kangxi Dictionary Emperor Kang Xi

>Politically Manchu conquered China  Culturally they were called “uncivilized northern tribe” Culturally Manchu Politically Manchu conquered China Culturally they were called “uncivilized northern tribe” Culturally Manchu was greatly sinocized by Chinese culture Early Qing emperors studied Chinese classics and Confucianism books systematically Kangxi could recite the Four Books and Five Classics Balancing Manchurian culture and Han Chinese traditions

>Qing rulers adopted various Chinese political institutions Assimilated sophisticated Chinese beliefs and way of Qing rulers adopted various Chinese political institutions Assimilated sophisticated Chinese beliefs and way of life Chinese culture was also influenced by Manchurian culture, such as the language “Mandarin” Qipao Mutual influence

>During his reign, the territory expanded to its greatest size  Compiled the Complete During his reign, the territory expanded to its greatest size Compiled the Complete Library of Four Treasuries (3,000 volumes of Chinese poetry and prose) Emperor Qianlong

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