Which dynasty was Yongle?

Yongle is the title of Judy (1403- 1424), the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty in China, which started at 1403 (the first year of Yongle) and ended at 1424 (the 22nd year of Yongle). During the Yongle period, the national economy and society were further consolidated and developed, the situation of national reunification was further expanded and stabilized, the national strength reached its peak and the people were happy.

Yongle Prosperity Yongle Prosperity is a prosperous time during the reign of Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and it is one of the great prosperous times in the third day of the Ming Dynasty.

Ming Chengzu is a clever man. After he ascended the throne, he vigorously developed the economy, advocated culture and education, and took many measures to vigorously develop the economy and make the country prosperous and vast. Ming Chengzu's title was Yongle, and later historians called this period Yongle Prosperity, even praised it as "far from Han and Tang Dynasties", and politically Ming Chengzu perfected the civil service system. Ming Taizu abolished the prime minister system, and the emperor directly led six departments, regardless of the details. During the reign of the Ming Dynasty, the embryonic form of cabinet system was gradually formed in the imperial court. When the emperor is busy with state affairs, the cabinet handles state affairs for him according to the emperor's instructions. This system influenced the Ming and Qing Dynasties and even the West. Ming Chengzu officially moved to Beijing in 142 1. Set up a local jurisdiction structure, such as setting up provinces or administrative departments in the northeast, northwest and southwest. Establish Hami Wei and Guizhou organizational system.

Economically, vigorously develop agriculture, build water conservancy projects, dredge the Grand Canal and reduce the tax burden.

Militarily, Ming Taizu Cheng Zu made many personal expeditions to Mobei and Annan in the south, and also set up three battalions to guard the capital, which was the main force of the Ming army's foreign operations.

Ming Chengzu not only publicized the national prestige, but also vigorously explored overseas exchanges, sent Zheng He to the Western Ocean to govern the South China Sea, and also sent Chen Cheng to the Western Regions, which created a situation in which all countries came to the DPRK.

In addition, Ming Chengzu ordered people to compile Yongle Dadian. This is an encyclopedic classic, including all the classic works since the pre-Qin period. Such ancient books objectively back up those ancient books, so that many books will not be lost. At the same time, it also improved the imperial examination system.

Yongle period initiated by Cheng Zu and Hongwu rule initiated by Ming Taizu are collectively called Hongyongsheng period, which is one of the five major periods in the history of China.