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Emperor Yingzong, the brother and predecessor of the Jingtai Emperor
Emperor Yingzong, the brother and predecessor of the Jingtai Emperor
17th-century depiction of Yu Qian, the most important minister of the Jingtai Emperor's government
17th-century depiction of Yu Qian, the most important minister of the Jingtai Emperor's government
After regaining the throne, Emperor Yingzong denied the legitimacy of the Jingtai Emperor. No official portrait of the Jingtai Emperor survived. This
After regaining the throne, Emperor Yingzong denied the legitimacy of the Jingtai Emperor. No official portrait of the Jingtai Emperor survived. This portrait, The Portrait of Emperor Daizong of Ming, was created during the Qing dynasty, long after his death.
A Mongol horseman. Miniature from the 15th–16th century.
A Mongol horseman. Miniature from the 15th–16th century.
皇明九邊考宣府鎮土木之變
皇明九邊考宣府鎮土木之變