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Linea 1: [[Fasciculus:Hongwu1.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|[[Hongwu Imperator]] (r. 1368–1398)]] '''Domus Ming''' ([[Mandarinice]]: 明朝; [[pinyin]]: ''Míng Cháo''; IPA: [mǐŋ tʂʰɑ̌ʊ̯]), vel '''Imperium Magni Ming''' (Mandarinice simpliciter: 大明国; Mandarinice antique: 大明國; pinyin: Dà Míng Guó, etiam temporibuis mixtis Mandarinice simpliciter: 大明帝国; Mandarinice antique: 大明帝國; pinyin: ''Dà Míng Dìguó''), fuit ab anno [[1368]] ad annum [[1644]], post defectionem [[Domus Yuan]] (ab [[Imperium Mongoliense\|Imperio Mongol]] ductae) [[Domus in historia Sinensi\|imperatoria Sinarum domus]]. "Una ex maximis gubernationis compositae constantiaeque socialis in [[historia]] [[homo\|hominum]] aetatibus" appellata,<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.ucalgary.ca/applied_history/tutor/eurvoya/ming.html\|title=The European Voyages of Exploration & The Ming Dynasty's Maritime History\|publisher=The [[University of Calgary]]\|accessdate=2008-06-27}}</ref> domus fuit ultima in [[Sinae (regio)\|Sinis]] ab [[Han (natio)\|Han]] ethnicis imperata. Anno [[1644]] defecit [[Pechinum]], [[caput (urbs)\|caput]] imperii, ob seditionem a [[Li Zicheng]] ductam, qui [[Domus Shun]] constituit, quae mox a [[Domus Qing\|Domu Qing]] (ab [[Imperium Mongoliense\|Imperio Manchu]] ducta) vicissim substituta est, sed administrationes regno Ming fideles (appellatae Ming Meridionales) usque ad [[1662]] supererant. Et 明 ''Míng'' Sinice dicit "lucidus". Sub regno Ming, ingens [[Navalis Sinarum historia\|classis]] constructa est, et [[exercitus stabilis]]{{dubsig}}<!--standing army--> unius millionae militum accumulatus est.<ref name="ebrey east asia 271">Ebrey, Walthall, et Palais 2006:271.</ref> <!-- Although private maritime trade and official tribute missions from China had taken place in previous dynasties, the tributary fleet under the [[Muslim]] [[Eunuch (court official)#China\|eunuch]] admiral [[Zheng He]] saeculo quinto decimo far surpassed all others in size.--> Fuerunt per primam [[saeculum 15\|saeculi quinti decimi]] quadrantem{{dubsig}} immania constructionis incepta, quae refectionem [[Grandis Chinarum Canalis\|Grandis Canalis]], perductionem [[Murus Sinicus\|Magni Muri]], et aedificationem [[Urbs Interdicta\|Urbis Interdictae]] [[Pechinum\|Pechini]] comprehenderunt. <!--Estimates for the late-Ming population vary from 160 to 200 million.<ref>For the lower population estimate, see {{Harvcol\|Fairbank\|Goldman\|2006\|pp=128}}, for the higher estimate see {{Harvcol\|Ebrey\|1999\|pp=197}}.</ref> --> Domus Ming saepe habetur summa [[civilizatio]] Sinensis et aetas ubi prima [[capitalismus\|capitalismi]] indicia apparuerunt.<ref>Li & Zheng (2001), 950.</ref> == Vide etiam == * [[Coniectura 1421]] * [[Diluvium Kaifeng anni 1642]] * [[Domus Ming Meridionales]] * [[Genealogia Domus Ming]] * [[Regnum Tungning]] * [[Ye Chunji]] * [[Zheng Zhilong]]<!-- [[Ming Dynasty military conquests]] [[Ming official headwear]] Linea 18: [[Luchuan-Pingmian Campaigns]] --> == Notae == <references/> == Bibliographia == [[Fasciculus:Gugong.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|[[Urbs interdicta]], imperatoriae domuum Ming [[Domus Qing\|Qingque]] aedes, ab anno [[1420]] ad annum [[1924]], cum [[Respublica Sinensis]] Imperatorem [[Puyi]] ex curia interiore expelleret.]] [[Fasciculus:Ricciportrait.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|''[[Matthaeus Ricci\|Mattheus Riccius Maceratensis]],'' ab Yu Wenhui anno [[1610]] (Riccio nuper mortuo) pictus]] Andrew, Anita N., et John A. 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