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Name: Hongwu

Type: Ruler

Role: Emperor

Polity: Chiefdom of Shuidong (Ming)

Icon Hongwu, Emperor (Chiefdom of Shuidong (Ming)) : All Data

Hongwu was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, ruling from 1368 to 1398. He established his rule over China after overthrowing the Mongol-led Yuan Dynasty. During his reign, Hongwu faced several significant conflicts, including the Ming-Mongol War (1368-1387).

1. Maps of Maximum Historical Extents

map_chart iconChiefdom of Shuidong (Ming): Maximal extension of the polity during the rule of Hongwu, Emperor

2. Monthly Summaries of Events

summary iconChiefdom of Shuidong (Ming): Summary of the Changes (East Asia) during the tenure of Hongwu, Emperor

3. Time Series of Historical Population and Area

statistic iconChiefdom of Shuidong (Ming): time series of its population and area during the tenure of Hongwu, Emperor

4. Time Series of Territorial Changes

statistic iconChiefdom of Shuidong (Ming): Time Series of all Territorial Changes during the tenure of Hongwu, Emperor

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