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Longqing (simplified Chinese: 隆庆;
traditional Chinese: 隆慶; pinyin:
Lóngqìng; Wade–Giles: Lung-ch'ing; lit. 'great celebration'; 9
February 1567 – 1 February...
- the new emperor. He
apdopted the era name
Longqing,
which means "great celebration". The
reign of the
Longqing Emperor began with the
implementation of...
- the
second wife of the
Longqing Emperor. Her father, Chen
Jingxing (陳景行), was an
imperial guard. The ****ure
emperor Longqing married Lady Chen after...
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Longqing Gorge (simplified Chinese: 龙庆峡;
traditional Chinese: 龍慶峽; pinyin:
Lóngqìng Xiá) is a
scenic area in the
village of
Gucheng at
Yanqing District...
- The New
Governance of
Longqing (simplified Chinese: 隆庆新政;
traditional Chinese: 隆慶新政; pinyin:
Lóngqìng Xīnzhèng) was a
period of
peace that
occurred during...
- – 18
August 1620), the
Longqing Emperor's
third son
Princess Shouyang (壽陽公主; 1565–1590),
personal name Yao'e (堯娥), the
Longqing Emperor's
third daughter...
- Khan
gained control of the
remains of Karakorum, the old
Mongol capital.
Longqing Emperor, the
reigning emperor of the Ming dynasty, was
forced to grant...
- month), the
Longqing Emperor ascended to the
throne and
continued to use the
Jiajing era name. The
following year, the era was
changed to
Longqing.
China Tianyuan...
- (Chinese: 明昭陵; pinyin: Míng Zhāolíng) is a
mausoleum in
China where the
Longqing Emperor was buried. The
mausoleum is one of the
thirteen imperial tombs...
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conflict only came to an end
after Jiajing's death, when the new Ming
emperor Longqing allowed trade to resume. In the
Jiajing era,
Wokou pirates posed a significant...
