Longwu

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Longwu was the era name adopted by the Ming dynasty claimant Zhu Yujian, known as the Longwu Emperor, during his short-lived resistance against the Qing in the mid-17th century.

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Longwu canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese era name
era name
adoptedBy Longwu Emperor
Zhu Yujian
associatedWithEvent Southern Ming resistance against the Qing
associatedWithPlace Fujian
Fuzhou
calendarSystem Chinese imperial era system
conflictContext Manchu conquest of China
linked to: Manchu invasions
country China
dynasty Ming dynasty
eraOf Longwu Emperor
Zhu Yujian
hasEmperorPersonalName Zhu Yujian
hasEmperorPosthumousName Emperor Longwu
linked to: Longwu Emperor
hasEmperorTempleName Shaozong
historicalPeriod mid-17th century
language Classical Chinese
namedAfter Longwu Emperor
opposedDynasty Qing dynasty
politicalContext Ming–Qing transition
predecessorEra Chongzhen
linked to: Chongzhen Emperor
regime Southern Ming regime
linked to: Southern Ming
script Chinese characters
successorEra Yongli
usedBy Longwu Emperor
Southern Ming
Zhu Yujian
usedFor dating years in official documents
legitimizing Southern Ming rule

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Longwu Emperor reignName Longwu
Zhu Yujian reignName Longwu
Zhu Yujian usedEraName Longwu