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Essays on the Late Ming Dynasty (2 vols.)
Zhonghua Book Company · 1984
Essays on the Late Ming Dynasty (Mingji Beilüe) is a twenty-four-juan work by Ji Liuqi (1622–1687), a native of Wuxi in the early Qing. The title's "B…
Stealing the Ming
Nanhai Publishing Company; Long March Publishing House · 2008
Stealing the Ming is a long historical time-travel novel by the author Hui Xiongmao (pen name "Big Bang" on Qidian), serialized on Qidian.com from May…
Biography of Chongzhen
Zhonghua Book Company · 2021
Many have written about Chongzhen, but Fan Shuzhi's Biography of Chongzhen is rare in that it "does not reduce him to a stereotype." The book opens wi…
Jade Resonating Among the Pines: A Biography of Wang Shizhen
Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press · 2025
Wang Shizhen (1526–1590), courtesy name Yuanmei, styled Fengzhou and also Yanzhou Shanren, was a native of Taicang Prefecture in Suzhou during the Min…
The Last Han Emperor: Chongzhen's Defeat (Complete 2-Volume Set)
Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House · 2012
This is a two-volume historical novel by the writer Yan Qing. Having studied the History of Ming for many years, the author takes the Chongzhen Empero…
The Trajectory of the "Petty Men": The "Eunuch Faction" and Late Ming Politics
China Social Sciences Press · 2016
This book is a monograph on late Ming political history, developed by Yang Zhengwei from his doctoral dissertation at Nanjing University. Taking as it…
Human Affairs, How Complete or Lacking—Ah, the Late Ming: Fan Shuzhi Works Series
Zhonghua Book Company · 2024
This book brings together thirteen major essays on late Ming history written by the renowned historian Professor Fan Shuzhi over the past decade or so…
A Brief History of the Southern Ming
· 2024
The Southern Ming refers to the several regimes established by Ming imperial clansmen in the south after the fall of Beijing in 1644. The more importa…
The Rise and Fall of Donglin
China Democracy and Legal System Publishing House · 2022
A country progresses only when its mainstream population remains uncorrupted and enterprising—such people are called "elites" today and "scholar-offic…