Yongle, Emperor (Chiefdom of Sizhou (Yuan)) : All Data

Yongle, also known as Zhu Di, was the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty in China, reigning from 1402 to 1424. He ruled over a vast empire that included present-day China, Mongolia, and parts of Southeast Asia. During his tenure, Yongle led several military campaigns, including the Ming-Mongol War (1409-1410) against the Northern Yuan Dynasty, and the Ming-Hồ War (1406-1407) against the Vietnamese Hồ Dynasty. These conflicts were consistent with his reign, as they occurred within the calculated timespan of his rule. Yongle's military endeavors aimed to expand and consolidate Ming control, leaving a lasting impact on the empire's territorial boundaries.