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Ancient Chinese Court Culture Meme
Ancient Chinese Court Culture Meme
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Explanation: the only way to fix court culture was to abolish it altogether, alongside the emperorship.
Unrelated tangent to the post here, but the Qing dynasty really doesn’t get the credit it deserves for surviving as well as it did. The taiping rebellion nearly won and killed 20-30 million people at least. The Dungan revolt killed or displaced over 20 million people. WW1 killed about 15-22 million btw. And these two happened at about the same time. And these were only the most notable, there was also the panthay rebellion in Yunnan and the Red Turban rebellion in Guangdong. At the same time as the two opium wars, China being carved up by foreign powers, and massive internal factional infighting and corruption. Yet despite all this the Qing, widely regarded as a corrupt and incapable corpse today, somehow managed to survive. The government only fell decades later to a revolution in 1911
And the emperor with the most stable reign was the one who was monogamous Also if Chinese history taught me one thing, dont cut peoples dicks off and make them your servants/officials
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Unrelated tangent to the post here, but the Qing dynasty really doesn’t get the credit it deserves for surviving as well as it did. The taiping rebellion nearly won and killed 20-30 million people at least. The Dungan revolt killed or displaced over 20 million people. WW1 killed about 15-22 million btw. And these two happened at about the same time. And these were only the most notable, there was also the panthay rebellion in Yunnan and the Red Turban rebellion in Guangdong. At the same time as the two opium wars, China being carved up by foreign powers, and massive internal factional infighting and corruption. Yet despite all this the Qing, widely regarded as a corrupt and incapable corpse today, somehow managed to survive. The government only fell decades later to a revolution in 1911
And the emperor with the most stable reign was the one who was monogamous Also if Chinese history taught me one thing, dont cut peoples dicks off and make them your servants/officials
Printed on demand by Printify. Ships from the US or UK depending on location.
This shirt is made from responsibly sourced materials and printed using sustainable practices. To care for your shirt, machine wash cold inside-out with like colors and tumble dry low. Do not iron directly on the print.
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