Jie Zhao
Abstract
Of all the Ming emperors, the Jiajing Emperor and his grandson the Wanli Emperor ruled China the longest. Together, their reigns (1522–67 and 1573–1620, respectively) covered most of the sixteenth ...
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Of all the Ming emperors, the Jiajing Emperor and his grandson the Wanli Emperor ruled China the longest. Together, their reigns (1522–67 and 1573–1620, respectively) covered most of the sixteenth ...
Key concepts: Emperor, Ancient history, China, History, History of China, Archaeology