Hongzhi

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Hongzhi

emperor of Ming dynasty

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China
The dynastic succession
(reigned 1424–25), Xuande (1425–35), and Hongzhi (1487–1505) emperors were nevertheless able and conscientious rulers in the Confucian mode. The only serious disruption of the peace occurred in 1449 when the eunuch Wang Zhen led the Zhengtong emperor (first reign 1435–49) into a disastrous military campaign against the Oirat (western Mongols).…
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(reigned 1424–25), Xuande (1425–35), and Hongzhi (1487–1505) emperors were nevertheless able and conscientious rulers in the Confucian mode. The only serious disruption of the peace occurred in 1449 when the eunuch Wang Zhen led the Zhengtong emperor (first reign 1435–49) into a disastrous military campaign against the Oirat (western Mongols).…
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pottery
Reigns of the Hongzhi and Zhengde emperors (1487–1521)
The first use of a coloured overglaze ground can be attributed to the reign of the Hongzhi emperor (1487–1505), when a yellow of variable shade first appears. In the reign of the Zhengde emperor (1505–21) the influence of the Muslim…
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The first use of a coloured overglaze ground can be attributed to the reign of the Hongzhi emperor (1487–1505), when a yellow of variable shade first appears. In the reign of the Zhengde emperor (1505–21) the influence of the Muslim…
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