History books say that the Ming Dynasty was always full of disasters. On the last day, the plague spread thousands of miles from north to south, from the Great Wall in the north to the Yellow River in the south, and the plague was rampant. Take the capital at that time, for example, 40% people died at once; Happiness never comes in pairs, but it never rains but it pours. At that time, a serious pneumonic plague broke out in Tianjin. Historical record "from August to now, it should be1September 5. No fewer than a few hundred people died the next day, and even no one died in the whole family. There is no sense of security in going door to door. "

Later, the world discovered that the strangeness of Ming history was the uglification of Ming history by Qing Dynasty. After all, this history has been re-recorded! It is said that before the Ming Dynasty was about to perish, a vision appeared in the sky. It is also said that when Emperor Chongzhen ascended the throne, the sky in Wan Li was clear one second, and lightning and thunder the next, so many people thought it was a sign of national subjugation, but many people would rather believe that there was a vision fabricated by everyone in the sky.

Reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty

Historically, the Ming Dynasty was a dynasty in which eunuchs were seriously out of order, and various peasant uprisings and so on. There were many natural disasters in the Ming Dynasty. It can be said that the people are not living, and the people are not living. The main reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty have much to do with politics. The eunuch's power is corrupt, the court is unstable, the imperial power is not concentrated, and the military strength is gradually weakening.

Various plagues, droughts, insect disasters, etc. There are more and more refugees and many people are homeless. Refugees also have negative feelings towards the country, and slowly there are incidents such as peasant uprising. It can be said that the national treasury of the Ming Dynasty was slowly losing money, and the army could hardly support it. These factors accumulated and accelerated the demise of the Ming Dynasty.