Ancient Chinese History - End of Ancient China
The end of ancient Chinese history was the Qing Dynasty. This is the last feudal power in power in China. The Qing dynasty came to power after the Ming Dynasty was destroyed by losing the war against the Manchus in 1644. The Qing dynasty ruled around 1644 and ended in 1911.
After the Qing Dynasty came to an end, the ancient Chinese history also ended. China entered the modern era by beginning to erase the royal feudal system. Sun Yat-Sen successfully provoked the Chinese people to hold a revolution that resulted in the decline of Emperor Xuantong, Qing's ruler, on February 12, 1912. After the feudal rule ended, China implemented the state system of the Republic of China. Sun Yat-Sen was then appointed first president of the Republic of China.
Ancient Chinese history is indeed identical with the empire and dynasty and the kingdom turned out to be something that is considered attractive to some filmmakers. Various films of ancient Chinese empire were also widely produced, one of which is Curse of The Golden Flower
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