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...its Beijing counterpart. Shenyang also contains three royal tombs from the Qing dynasty which are also listed, combined combined with other tombs of the Ming and Q ...ng, are within Liaoning. Shenyang maintained special status throughout the Qing Dynasty as a secondary capital complete with its own Forbidden City.

...as once the capital city of [[Manchuria]] and was the first capital of the Qing dynasty. The first Qing emperor, [[Nuerhachi]], gave the city the name '''Shengjing ...special significance to the Qing Emperors. The first three Emperors of the Qing dynasty have their tombs in Liaoning, two of which are in Shenyang. The Qing Empero

...creativity and beauty. This imperial cuisine reached its peak during the [[Qing dynasty]]. ===Qing dynasty===

...marched on Beijing and took the country for themselves. Thus forming the [[Qing dynasty]]. Stories are told about Wu Sangui to explain his motives. One such tail c The new Qing dynasty had no need for the Great Wall. They controlled the lands of Manchuria and

...In China, the German Civil Code was introduced in the later years of the [[Qing Dynasty]] and formed the basis of the law of the Republic of China, which remains i

...with its extensive gardens and lakes; the [[Imperial Tombs of the Ming and Qing dynasty]] emperors; and the site where [[Peking Man]] was discovered in the Beijing ...lian M. Li and Alison Dray-Novey, "Guarding Beijing's Food Security in the Qing Dynasty: State, Market, and Police." ''Journal of Asian Studies'' 1999 58(4): 992-1

...e="fairbank 33"/> In 1899, it was found that Chinese pharmacists in late [[Qing Dynasty]] China were selling "dragon bones" marked with curious and archaic charact

The [[Manchu]]s conquered China in the 17th century and ruled it as the Qing Dynasty until the early 20th century. Ironically, the measures designed to preserve the Qing dynasty hastened its death, for the nationalistic and modernizing impulses generate

...(國父). He was the leader of the revolutionary movement that overthrew the [[Qing dynasty]] of China in 1911. He founded the [[Republic of China (1912-1949)|Republic ...T'ung-meng-hui), or Combined League Society, in 1905. The overthrow of the Qing Dynasty overshadowed all other goals and tended to obscure the multiple goals withi

...group, called the Yärkik', or locals, fled to Kazakhstan to escape China's Qing dynasty. The second group moved to the USSR in the 1950s and 1960s and is known as

...1919 into a family of affluent Chinese literati intimately linked to the [[Qing dynasty]] government of China. Her uncle [[Yuan Li-jun]] was the tutor of [[Puyi]],

...sen]], then in exile and organizing a revolution against the Manchu lead [[Qing Dynasty]] emperors China. After the revolutionary outbreak in 1911 he returned to C

:''Founder(s):'' Historically, Lu Zhongyi and Zhang Tianran in the late Qing Dynasty. Mythologically, the religion claims a series of "patriarchs" from the prim

The Chinese nationalists played a major role in service to the Qing dynasty and the succeeding Republican governments, in leading the 1911 revolution a

...and [[traditional Chinese law]] gave way towards the final years of the [[Qing Dynasty|Ch'ing dynasty]] to westernisation in the form of six private law codes bas