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Encyclopedia > Wanli Emperor of China
Wanli Emperor
Birth and death: Sept. 4, 1563–Aug. 18, 1620
Family name: Zhu (朱)
Given name: Yijun (翊鈞)
Dates of reign: Jul. 19, 1572–Aug. 18, 1620
Dynasty: Ming (明)
Era name: Wanli (萬曆)
Era dates: Feb. 2, 1573–Aug. 27, 1620¹
Temple name: Shenzong (神宗)
Posthumous name:

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Emperor Yongle's Tomb and Emperor Wanli's Tomb-China Discount Hotels Reservation In China -- china discount hotels ... (739 words)
He ascended the throne at nine with the title Wanli and reigned for 48 years, he is the 13th emperor who reigned the longest in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yijun all took up personally the site selection, planning and construction of his mausoleum.
However, the scale, materials used and workmanship exceeded Yongling in many aspects, 6 years later, the construction of Emperor Wanli's Tomb was completed, the total expenditure amounting to over 8 million hang or about 250 tons of silver which corresponded to the total income of two years of state revenues at that time.
After the grandson became the emperor, he decided to promote his grandmother to the rank of Empress Dowager so that she could share the Tomb with Emperor Wanli.
BIGpedia - Wanli Emperor - Encyclopedia and Dictionary Online (284 words)
The Wanli Emperor (1563 - 1620) was emperor of China (Ming dynasty) between 1572 and 1620.
Wanli saw the arrival of the first Jesuit missionary in Beijing, Matteo Ricci.
The Wanli emperorÂ’s reign is representative of the decline of the Ming.
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