Qing Dynasty
30 articles tagged with "Qing Dynasty"
The Early Confusion Following the 1911 Revolution
Explore the early confusion following the 1911 Chinese Revolution, marked by ideological disagreements among leaders and the rise of warlordism.
The Decline and Transformation of China in the Early 20th Century
Explore China's transformative early 20th century journey from Qing Dynasty collapse to warlordism, highlighting key figures and events that shaped its political landscape.
The Fall of the Qing Dynasty and the Birth of Modern Republican China
Explore the pivotal moment when military defection led to the fall of the Qing dynasty and birth of the Republic of China in 1912.
The Waning of Imperial Authority: China's Transition from 1908 to 1911
Explore China's transition from 1908 to 1911, marked by internal strife and rebellions leading to the collapse of imperial rule.
Sun Yat-sen's Revolutionary Alliance: A Turning Point in Modern China
Explore Sun Yat-sen's founding of the Revolutionary Alliance in 1905, marking China's shift from imperial rule to republicanism with social reforms.
The Boxer Rebellion: A Turning Point in Late Qing Dynasty Politics
Explore the Boxer Rebellion's impact on the late Qing Dynasty, revealing tensions between tradition and modernity in China's response to foreign encroachment.
The Hundred Days of Reform: A Brief but Influential Period in Chinese History
Explore the brief yet impactful period of Emperor Guangxu's reforms in late 19th-century China, showcasing attempts at modernization before conservative forces halted progress.
China's Decline in the Face of Western Imperialism (1856-1860)
Explore how Western imperialism weakened China's sovereignty during 1856-1860 through military conflicts and treaties.
The Taiping Rebellion and China's Response to Foreign Pressures
Explore how the Taiping Rebellion weakened Qing Dynasty rule and led to significant foreign concessions in 19th century China.
The Taiping Rebellion: Social Reform and Religious Revolution
Explore the Taiping Rebellion's impact on 19th century Chinese history, marked by religious revolution, social reforms, and significant military conflict against Qing rule.
The Taiping Rebellion: A Pivotal Period in 19th Century Chinese History
Explore the Taiping Rebellion's impact on 19th century China, reshaping its social fabric through a complex ideological movement.
The Rise of Western Influence in China: The Era of Concessions and Rebellions
Explore China's tumultuous mid-19th century marked by foreign concessions, internal rebellions, and a decline in sovereignty.
Christianity's Spread in Late Imperial China
Explore how Christianity's spread in late imperial China challenged Confucian values, leading to social and political upheaval.
The Chinese Revolution: From Opium War to Modernization
Explore China's transformation from the Opium War to the founding of the People's Republic in 1949 through nationalist movements and communist revolution.
The Transformation of Chinese Foreign Relations: 1800-1842
Explore China's transition from isolationism to foreign engagement through the Opium War and its aftermath, reshaping diplomacy and economy.
The Challenges Facing Qing Dynasty in 19th Century China
Explore the challenges faced by the Qing Dynasty in 19th century China, including internal pressures, secret societies, and economic hardships.
Chinese Worldview and Foreign Relations During the Qing Dynasty
Explore how cultural superiority during the Qing Dynasty shaped limited trade relations with European powers.
The First British Mission to China (1793)
Explore the 1793 British mission led by Lord Macartney to China under Emperor Qianlong, highlighting cultural clashes and trade ambitions.
The Jesuits and Cultural Adaptation in Late Imperial China
Explore how Jesuit missionaries navigated Chinese culture during the Qing Dynasty, facing both acceptance and conflict with Vatican authorities over cultural assimilation.
Challenges to Traditional Order in Late Imperial China
Explore the decline of Qing China's stability due to cultural pride and bureaucratic inefficiencies amid population growth and external threats.
Chinese Art in Historical Context
Explore Chinese art's role in societal norms during the Ming and Qing dynasties, reflecting Confucian values through scholar-officials' works and artisans' functional creations.
Chinese Civilization under Manchu Rule: Elite Culture and Aesthetic Values
Explore China's Manchu rule from 1644 to 1912, focusing on Confucian values and conservative cultural practices.
The Kangxi Era: Cultural Flourishing and Technological Advancement
Explore Emperor Kangxi's reign marked by peace, prosperity, and cultural advancements in China during the late 17th century.
Kang-hsis Expansion of Imperial Control: A Turning Point for China's Relations with Central Asia and Europe
Explore Emperor K'ang-hsi's reign marked by military campaigns consolidating imperial control over peripheral regions and formalizing international relationships through treaties like Nerchinsk.
Kangxi Emperor's Reign: A Blend of Tradition and Foreign Influence
Kangxi's reign balanced tradition and foreign influence, restoring Beijing while integrating Jesuit missionaries' knowledge into Chinese governance.
Recovery and Resurgence: The Reign of Emperor Kang-hsi
Explore Emperor K'ang-hsi's reign during the Qing Dynasty's rise, highlighting his role in stabilizing China after Ming's fall.
The Rise and Rule of the Qing Dynasty
Explore the complex transition from Ming to Qing dynasty through peasant revolts, Manchu intervention, and cultural assimilation.
Economic Stagnation and Innovation Gap in Late Imperial China
Explore economic stagnation and innovation gaps in late imperial China from 1279 to early 20th century through political instability, low literacy rates, and limited technological advancements.
Dynastic China: Population Growth and Shifts from Tang to Qing
Explore China's demographic shift from north to south through agricultural advancements and territorial expansions during Tang, Song, Mongol, Ming, and Qing Dynasties.
The Role of Civil Servants in Imperial China
Explore the role of civil servants in maintaining order and efficiency through merit-based examinations during centuries of imperial Chinese governance.