Ch'ing dynasty, or Manchu dynasty, or Qing dynasty (Chin. hist.)

• major ref. in China
• arts
  • art collecting
  • dance and theatre
  • embroidery
  • furniture
  • lacquerwork
  • literature
  • music
  • pottery
    • ginger jars
  • tapestry
  • visual arts [Ref 1], [Ref 2]
• coinage
• dress styles
• economic importance of Tientsin
• education [Ref 1], [Ref 2]
• establishment and importance
• gastronomy
• government
  • censor
  • civil service
  • hui-kuan
  • postal system
• history
  • Abahai
  • Banner system
  • Chang Chih-tung
  • Cheng Ch'eng-kung
  • Chinese Revolution
  • Ching-te-chen
  • Dorgon
  • East-West trade
  • Fan Wen-ch'eng
  • Korea
  • Lin Tse-hsü
  • Mao Zedong
  • modernization
  • Mongols [Ref 1]; [Ref 2]
  • Nien Rebellion
  • Nurhachi
  • regions of China
    • Canton
    • Fukien
    • Heilungkiang
    • Hopeh
    • Hunan
    • Inner Mongolia
    • Kansu
    • Kiangsi [Ref 1]; [Ref 2]
    • Kiangsu
    • Kirin
    • Kwangsi
    • Kweichow
    • Liaoning
    • Manchuria
    • Peking
    • Shansi
    • Shensi
    • Sinkiang [Ref 1]; [Ref 2]
    • Taiwan
    • Tsinghai
    • Yunnan
  • Shang K'o-hsi
  • Sun Yat-sen
  • Wei Yüan
  • Yün Shou-p'ing
  • Yung-cheng
• influence of Confucianism
• use of pao-chia
• see also rulers by name, e.g., Shun-chih; and artistic styles [Cross ref]