About the book: 2024 / The emperors of the Qing dynasty are the last monarchs in the history of China. During their reign, the Celestial Empire reached the peak of its power, which influenced the future fate of not only the country, but also the royal house itself. However, the stronger the state became, the weaker the position of the ruling dynasty became, whose interests were directed towards the European powers. Higher taxes, widespread corruption, natural disasters leading to lean years, abuse of power by ruling elites, and greater Western expansion all led to popular unrest. In 1911, a revolution began, marking the end of the monarchy and the creation of the Republic, which lasted until 1949. Which of the emperors of the dynasty ascended the throne at the age of five? What do the Qing Dynasty and the Forbidden City have in common? Who forged his father's will to ascend the throne? When did the Literary Inquisition appear in China? What was the reason for the creation of the White Lotus? Why did the Opium Wars last for several decades? Why did the Xinhai Revolution begin and what were its results? The Qing is the last and most controversial dynasty, whose ups and downs served as an impetus for the structure of the modern Celestial Empire. The publishing design is preserved in PDF A4 format.