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Published on Nov 19, 2015
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REBELLION AND DISINTEGRATION
FROM YUAN TO MING
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By the mid 14th century,
The Empire is threatened by popular rebellion and independent regional commanders.
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3.
BIGGEST THREAT
THE WHITE LOTUS SOCIETY AKA RED TURBANS
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4.
The last real Mongol Emperor was Toghtō.
He was able to put down the rebellion using mostly Chinese soldiers
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5.
But he was ousted in 1355 because of Court Politics. However, he was the last strong leader.
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6.
SO LET'S REVIEW
We have natural disasters
Social upheaval
Open rebellions
Strife at court
No strong central leader
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7.
Who manages to take over the Empire?
The Red Turbans or a Regional General?
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8.
NEITHER!
IT WAS A TRICK QUESTION (READ YOUR TEXTBOOK)
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9.
ZHU YUANSHANG
Former Red Turban
Started his own Army
Reconciled the local elite
Defeated the Mongols by 1368
They fled back to Mongolia
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11.
ZHU TOO...
Known as Hongwu Emporer
Hongwu means "vastly martial"
Outlawed unorthodox religious sects
Especially the White Lotus
12.
Why would he outlaw the group he used to belong to?
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13.
MONGOL LEGACY
Reintegrated North/South China
Vast economic development
Enabled amazing cultural diversity
Affected all succeeding Chinese dynasties
Strong Central Imperial rule
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