Campaign to Pacify the Difficulties

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Campaign to Pacify the Difficulties is the English rendering of the Chinese name for the Jingnan campaign, a civil war in early Ming dynasty China in which the Prince of Yan rebelled against the Jianwen Emperor.

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Campaign to Pacify the Difficulties canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil war
historical event
military campaign
hasAlternativeName Jingnan Rebellion
Jingnan campaign
hasBelligerent Jianwen Emperor
Prince of Yan
hasBelligerentSide forces of the Prince of Yan
imperial forces loyal to the Jianwen Emperor
hasCause imperial attempts to reduce the power of regional princes
power struggle between the Prince of Yan and the Jianwen Emperor
hasChineseName 靖難之役
hasConsequence accession of Zhu Di as Yongle Emperor
linked to: Yongle Emperor

consolidation of Zhu Di’s power
strengthening of central imperial authority
hasDynasty Ming dynasty
hasEnglishNameType literal rendering of the Chinese name 靖難
hasEnglishRendering Campaign to Pacify the Difficulties
hasHistoricalSignificance marked a major turning point in early Ming politics
reshaped the political structure of the Ming dynasty
hasIncumbentRuler Jianwen Emperor
hasLanguageOfName Chinese
hasLeader Jianwen Emperor
Zhu Di
linked to: Yongle Emperor
hasNature internal conflict
hasOutcome overthrow of the Jianwen Emperor
victory of the Prince of Yan
hasPeriod early Ming dynasty
hasPoliticalContext centralization of imperial power in early Ming dynasty
hasPrimaryTheater northern China
linked to: North China

regions around Nanjing and Beijing
hasRebelLeader Zhu Di
linked to: Yongle Emperor
hasResult establishment of the Yongle Emperor’s reign
hasSuccessionContext contestation over the Ming imperial throne
hasType succession struggle
involvesEmperor Jianwen Emperor
involvesFutureEmperor Yongle Emperor
involvesTitle Prince of Yan
isDescribedAs a rebellion by the Prince of Yan against the Jianwen Emperor
locatedIn China
Ming dynasty China
linked to: Ming dynasty
partOf history of the Ming dynasty

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Jingnan campaign literalMeaning Campaign to Pacify the Difficulties
Campaign to Pacify the Difficulties hasEnglishRendering Campaign to Pacify the Difficulties