47. which was part of the ming dynasty’s restoration of chinese rule? heavy taxes, widespread corruption, and peasant revolts great wall and extensive canal system fell into disrepair only gold or silver accepted in exchange for chinese goods

Ming dynasty’s restoration of Chinese rule can be taken as the disrepair of the Great Wall and an extensive canal system.

Further Explanation:

The Ming Dynasty or the Great Ming was the reigning dynasty of China that ruled from 1368- 1644 after the demise of the Yuan dynasty. The dynasty was established by Li Zicheng with the collaboration of many rump regimes that were loyal to the Ming throne and were collectively called Southern Ming.

The emperors of the dynasty tried to create an administration with independent rural communities with an immobile and rigid system to a stable class of soldiers for their dynasty. They consist of more than one million terrestrial troops with navy dockyards in Nanjing, being the largest military troops in the world at that time.

Its vast army helped him to restore their dynasty pride but let the fall of disrepair of the extensive canal system and Great wall built by the Qin dynasty.

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Answer Details

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter:Ming Dynasty

Keywords:Ming Dynasty, Great Ming, Yuan dynastyLi Zicheng. Southern Ming, terrestrial, troops, navy dockyards, Nanjing, canal system, Great wall, Qin dynasty

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