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AI Overview Learn more The Ming dynasty (1368–1644) in China fell due to a combination of factors, including natural disasters, economic problems, and political turmoil: Natural disasters The Little Ice Age caused a period of prolonged cooling that disrupted seasonal temperatures, leading to agricultural disasters, famine, and poverty. The dynasty also experienced flooding, locusts, and disease. Economic problems The dynasty faced a severe financial downturn due to the costs of military campaigns, paying the Imperial clan, and defending against insurgents. Political turmoil The dynasty was marked by internal rebellions, external wars, and inter-ethnic conflicts. The government was unable to manage irrigation and flood-control projects, and the relief system declined. The Manchu conquest

The Manchus marched outside the Great Wall and conquered China, with the help of a defecting Ming general. The last Ming emperor hanged himself from a tree outside the Forbidden City.

The dynasty collapsed in 1644 when Li Zicheng's rebel forces entered Beijing. The Shun dynasty was established by Li Zicheng, but was later defeated by the Qing dynasty.

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