Ep. 41 | The Qing Dynasty (Part 7)

The China History Podcast

Laszlo Montgomery

Places & Travel, Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2011

⏱️ 47 minutes

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In this episode we conclude our eight month overview of Chinese Imperial history from Yu the Great of the Xia Dynasty to Puyi of the Qing. After more than half a century of tragedy, upheaval, national humiliation and plenty of mass death and destruction, the Qing dynasty ends in 1912. Now as China takes her continue reading >> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:58.6	Hello everyone around the world and around the corner here in the US of A this is La's la Montgomery once again
1:04.5	coming to you from the China History Podcast dot com. By popular demand last June in
1:10.8	2010 we embarked on a chronological overview of China's imperial dynasties from
1:15.8	shia to Ching. We began with Thayu, you the Great, taming the flooding of the Yellow River
1:21.9	4200 years ago, and today we will finish off the last and final Imperial Dynasty.
1:28.0	Now, this last dynasty has been dying in slow motion over the period of the last four episodes, but today I can assure you to spare you the trouble of
1:39.3	fast forwarding to the end that indeed the Qing Dynasty is ultimately put out of its misery by about
1:46.0	the 40th minute of this podcast. So let's begin today where we left off last week.
1:52.4	Where did we leave off? Yes. 1895, the Maguant
1:56.7	Tiaoyet, the Treaty of Shimonesecki. This was so degrading and humiliating a treaty, Sino-Japanese relations can still feel the faint after effects
2:07.5	over a century later.
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