Yongli

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Yongli was the era name of the last emperor of the Southern Ming dynasty, whose reign marked the final resistance of Ming loyalists against the Qing conquest in 17th-century China.

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Yongli canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese era name
era name
associatedWith Ming loyalist resistance
Ming–Qing transition
linked to: Ming–Qing wars

Qing conquest of China
linked to: Ming–Qing wars
calendarSystem Chinese imperial calendar
eraOf last emperor of the Southern Ming
governmentTypeDuringUse monarchy
historicalPeriod early Qing period
late Ming period
language Chinese
meaning Eternal calendar
Perpetual calendar
notableFor being the last Ming era name used in active resistance to the Qing
symbolizing the final phase of Ming loyalist rule
opposedBy Qing dynasty
politicalContext Southern Ming remnant regime
linked to: Southern Ming
predecessorEra Hongguang
linked to: Hongguang Emperor
regionOfUse southern China
reignNameOf Yongli Emperor
Zhu Youlang
linked to: Yongli Emperor
script Chinese characters
successorEra Shunzhi
linked to: Shunzhi Emperor
usedBy Southern Ming
Yongli Emperor
Zhu Youlang
linked to: Yongli Emperor
usedInCentury 17th century
usedInCountry China
usedInDynasty Southern Ming dynasty
linked to: Southern Ming

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Yongli Emperor reignName Yongli
Youlang reignName Yongli
Yongli Emperor reignTitle Yongli
subject linked to: Emperor Shaotian