Jingnan zhi yi

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Jingnan zhi yi was a civil war in early Ming dynasty China in which the Prince of Yan, Zhu Di, rebelled against his nephew the Jianwen Emperor and ultimately seized the throne as the Yongle Emperor.

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Jing-nan series 1
Jingnan zhi yi canonical 1
Jingnan zhiyi 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil war
historical event
war of succession
alsoKnownAs Jingnan Campaign
linked to: Jingnan campaign

Jingnan Rebellion
靖難之役
linked to: Jingnan campaign
belligerent Jianwen Emperor
Ming central government forces
linked to: Ming imperial army

Prince of Yan Zhu Di
Yan principality forces
chronology early Ming dynasty
commandedBy Zhu Di
linked to: Yongle Emperor
conflictType dynastic conflict
country Ming dynasty
endTime 1402
followedBy Yongle Restoration
linked to: Yongle

reign of the Yongle Emperor
hasCause conflict between imperial uncles and central authority
power struggle after the death of the Hongwu Emperor
reduction of princely powers by the Jianwen Emperor
hasParticipant Jianwen Emperor
Ming court officials
linked to: Ming imperial court

Ming imperial princes
Zhu Di
linked to: Yongle Emperor
impact relocation of the capital to Beijing (later in Yongle reign)
strengthening of imperial autocracy under Yongle
languageOfName Chinese
location Beiping
linked to: Beijing

China
Nanjing
Yangtze River basin
opposedBy Jianwen Emperor
partOf history of the Ming dynasty
precededBy reign of the Hongwu Emperor
relatedTo Jianwen Emperor
Ming dynasty succession
Yongle Emperor
result accession of Yongle Emperor
usurpation of the Ming throne by Zhu Di
victory of Zhu Di
significantEvent battle of Baigou River
burning of the Ming palace in Nanjing
capture of Nanjing in 1402
siege of Beiping
startTime 1399
timePeriod early 15th century
late 14th century

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Jingnan campaign alsoKnownAs Jingnan zhi yi
Jingnan Rebellion alsoKnownAs Jingnan zhiyi
linked to: Jingnan zhi yi
Ed Lin hasSeries Jing-nan series
linked to: Jingnan zhi yi