The rise of ming dinasty

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THE RISE
OF MING
DINASTY
Ilkhomjon Adkhamov, Laylo Ergasheva,
Nazmiya, Samandar, Samandar Rustamov

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Fall of Yuan Dynasty
The final years of the Yuan
dynasty were marked by
struggle, famine, and
bitterness among the
populace.
In 1351, the Red Turban
Rebellion started and grew
into a nationwide uprising.
Prince Basalawarmi of
Liang established a separate
pocket of resistance to the
Ming in Yunnan and Guizhou,
but his forces were
decisively defeated by the
Ming in 1381.

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Implemented a series of policies aimed at consolidating his authority and
establishing a stable governance system. One of his key achievements was the
reformation of the administrative structure, focusing on reducing corruption
and enhancing government efficiency.
Hongwu Emperor's reign

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Economic Reforms

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Martial Expeditions

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Infrastructure development
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Significant efforts were
made to enhance
transportation networks,
urban facilities, and
public works projects to
benefit the empire's
population and economy.
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Canal building was a crucial
focus, with the Grand Canal
serving as a vital artery for
transportation and irrigation,
linking northern and southern
China.
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Ming Dynasty invested in military
infrastructure, fortifications, and
public works projects to support
agriculture, water management,
and showcasing a commitment to
enhancing the empire's physical
infrastructure.

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Decline

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Conclusion
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