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The '''Shunzhi Emperor''' (1638-1661) ruled [[China]] from 1644 until 1661. He founded the [[Qing dynasty]] (1644-1911). This dynasty was created following the conquest of China by the [[Manchu]], a people from the northeast. The Qing ousted the Ming, an ethnic Chinese dynasty. Shunzhi was the second Qing emperor, but the first to rule China.
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The '''Shunzhi emperor''' (1638-1661) ruled [[China]] from 1644 until 1661. He founded the [[Qing dynasty]] (1644-1911). This dynasty was created following the conquest of China by the [[Manchu]], a people from the northeast. The Qing ousted the Ming, an ethnic Chinese dynasty. Shunzhi was the second Qing emperor, but the first to rule China.
  
 
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Shunzhi
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The Shunzhi emperor (1638-1661) ruled China from 1644 until 1661. He founded the Qing dynasty (1644-1911). This dynasty was created following the conquest of China by the Manchu, a people from the northeast. The Qing ousted the Ming, an ethnic Chinese dynasty. Shunzhi was the second Qing emperor, but the first to rule China.