Dinastiya Ming

An Dinastiya nga Ming (Tsinino: 明朝; pinyin: Míng Cháo), o Dako nga Imperyo han Ming (大明國 o 大明国; pinyin: Dà Míng Guó) amo an namuno nga dinastiya han Tsina tikang 1368 ngadto ha 1644, pagkatapos natumba an Dinastiya Yuan han mga Mongol.

Dako nga Ming 大明
Imperyo
← 1368–1644 →   →
Location of Dinastiya nga Ming Ming Tsina ha iya gikusogi ha ilarom han pamumuno han Emperador Yongle
Ulohan	Nanjing (1368–1421) Beijing (1421–1644)
(Mga) yinaknan	Tsinino
Relihiyon	Buddhismo, Taoismo, Confucianismo, Chinese folk religion
Punuan	Monarkiya
Emperador
- 1368–1398	Emperador Hongwu
- 1627–1644	Emperador Chongzhen
Kaagi
- Gintukod ha Nanjing	Enero 23 1368
- Katlaya han Beijing kan Li Zicheng	Hunyo 6 1644
- Kahuman han Salatanan nga Ming	Abril, 1662
Kahaluag
- 1415	6,500,000 km2 (2,509,664 sq mi)
Populasyon
- 1393 est.	65,000,000
- 1403 est.	66,598,337¹
- 1500 est.	125,000,000²
- 1600 est.	160,000,000³
Salapi	Chinese cash, Chinese coin, paper currency (later abolished)
Mga nasalin han Dinastiya Ming nga nauno ha salatan Rsina tubtob 1662, usa ka dinastico nga panahon nga nakilala komo Salatanan nga Ming. ¹An mga ihap in ginbasi ha pagbanabana nga hinimo han CJ Peers ha Late Imperial Chinese Armies: 1520–1840 ²Sumala ha A. G. Frank, ReOrient: global economy in the Asian Age, 1998, p. 109 ³Sumala ha A. Maddison, The World Economy Volume 1: A Millennial Perspective Volume 2, 2007, p. 238
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Dugang nga barasahon

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Mga sumpay ha gawas

• Notable Ming dynasty painters and galleries at China Online Museum
• Ming dynasty art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art