Zhu Di, third emperor of the Ming dynasty ( 1368-1644), is one of the most written about personalities in Chinese history.
An edition of Defining Yongle
(2005)
Defining Yongle
Imperial Art in Early Fifteenth-Century China
by James C. Y. Watt
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