The Most Glorious Time of China History - Ming Dynasty

China wasn't interested in colonies like Europe was. In colonies like Europe China wasn't involved. For Ming China, both economic pressure and a totally different cultural perspective – so interwoven I'll be willing not to help but speak about it all, almost simultaneously – influenced the economic condition. 

China was ruled by the Yuan Dynasty until the founding of the Zhu Yuangzhong Ming in 1368 (AKA The Hongwu Emperor), China (AKA the Khans of Mongolia gone native). The Chinese Yuan Conquest connected it to Khannate yassa and its pan-Asian trading network – primarily linked by Han to the high-charge Silk Route. However, foreign law came from this commercial flood. The Yuan rulers who only relied on ethnic Mongols, foreigners just above Chinese to govern the nation and its people were shut out of public positions also by Han ethnic Groups.China was a global pioneer in gunpowder weapons, shipbuilding and sailing and porcelain manufacturing and other technologically knowledgeable products. Many of these innovations have not gone past the Ming rule.

The cavalry of the Ming Dynasty was readily mounted. They had archers only with shields on horses and lancers. At first this strategy was awarded, but later the advance decreased dramatically because its rivals had stronger tactics. The cavalry wore sabers, but were not used too much.The ineffectual and weak horse archers stopped the melee battle in close vicinity. On the one side, entering the Ming where Hongwu re-established the last vestiges of Chinese control, you have the crumbling of the yassa edicts promising secure trades in Asia and a freshly repotten ethnic supermajority which has a great deal of justifiable. The lancers relied to smash enemy formations and withdrew if they failed.The China of the Imperial Ming Dynasty unifying seas and continents and exceeding the three dynasties also goes beyond the Hans and Tang complexities. 

Politically, China has not spread geographically, but almost universally shifted into a western direction.The nations south of the horizon as well as from the ends of the globe are now targets so far as they are, distances and directions can be measured, to the west or north of the countries.The Chinese Ming dynasty conducted seven journeys into the Indian Ocean under the admiration of Zheng He, the Muslim Eunuch. Zheng shipped to the eastern coast of Africa with rare donations such as giraffes and sandstone.From 1368 to 1644 AD, the Ming Dynasty controlled China, which would double the population of China. The Ming Dynasty is well-known for its growth of trade with the foreign world, a cultural partnership it developed with the West.The Ming Empire was the world's first provider of the most excellent porcelain and articles in the assembly and use of Black Powder-based guns, ship construction, pathway, and discovery. 

In either case, over the last 200 years mechanical improvement has worsened.A fleet of perhaps the greatest wooden ships ever built in China was expecting, under the order of Chief Navelization Officer Zheng He, 50 years before Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama cruised through the Good Hope Cape and east shore of Africa, in like seas, on Ming's orders. Since the ascent of his boss, he was taken over as an admiral by the Forbidden City corps of eunuchs. From 1405 to 1433, Zheng traveled across Southeast Asia, India, Middle East and Eastern Africa through seven sea expeditions including up to 62 ships and 27,800 men. Threety-six nations decided to create tributary relations with China, but the new government put an end to the expensive expeditions after the death of Yongle Emperor.Taizu succeeded its 15-year-old grandson.Chengzu set up ambitious flotillas between 1405 and 1433 in order to extend the scheme of Chinese tribute to other nations, exporting ships to India, the Persian Gulf and the eastern coast of Africa and preceding parallel European initiative.By 1557, the maritime trade replaced the tribute system, which saw the Chinese export of silk and the presence of Europe in the Empire. It was a period of culinary growth when food like sweet potatoes and peanuts first reached China.During this time, the commercial class even emigrated dramatically outside the Empire.In the Ming Empire, the Mongols were a continuing risk and the Grand Wall was considered to be the most powerful barrier against invasion. The Mongols seized Emperor Zhengtong in 1449, after many confrontations.The government of Ming preferred to substitute the emperor instead of paying a ransom for his half-brother. The government also decided that it would restore the Grand Wall to its full glory and strength to defend the Ming Empire efficiently.

The Ming Dynasty is known as one of China's wealthiest and most glorious times. The Ming dynasty was also recognized for its marvelous inventions, aside from the enchanting sights, spectacular objects and the Grand Wall. Another brilliant discovery during the Ming dynasty is ship rudders.This breakthrough in aquatic life allowed the management of big vessels and even helped mariners cross the deep waters.The vessels and other creations of the Ming Dynasty have passed through the centuries around the world. Today, these contributions are widely used and leave a mark on China's and the world's culture.