| | The '''Qing dynasty''', pronounced "ching" and sometimes known as the [[Manchu]] dynasty, was the last dynastic house to rule Imperial [[History of China|China]]. Despite the claims of [[CCP]] revisionists, the Qing were not Chinese, but rather from the neighbouring country of [[Manchuria]], however they did rule China for a long time. The Qing dynasty succeeded the [[Ming]] in 1644, and was itself replaced by the [[Republic of China]] in 1912. The Qing dynasty, now more commonly known as the Aisin Gioro, continue to rule as "Emperor of Manchuria" today, albeit exiled to Japan after the Soveit invasion of [[Manchuria]] in 1945. (The Manchu government website is here http://manchukuo.net/index33e.htm) | | The '''Qing dynasty''', pronounced "ching" and sometimes known as the [[Manchu]] dynasty, was the last dynastic house to rule Imperial [[History of China|China]]. Despite the claims of [[CCP]] revisionists, the Qing were not Chinese, but rather from the neighbouring country of [[Manchuria]], however they did rule China for a long time. The Qing dynasty succeeded the [[Ming]] in 1644, and was itself replaced by the [[Republic of China]] in 1912. The Qing dynasty, now more commonly known as the Aisin Gioro, continue to rule as "Emperor of Manchuria" today, albeit exiled to Japan after the Soveit invasion of [[Manchuria]] in 1945. (The Manchu government website is here http://manchukuo.net/index33e.htm) |