hinese supporters of the Qing gained power and stability, but at the cost of compromising their ethical values.

ing rulers saw the fall of the Ming as a result of corrupt military officers and greedy civil officials.The establishment of Qing rule was a long process that involved collaboration between the Manchus and Chinese officials.

officials even took matters into their own hands by hiring their own militias or training their own armies.

eople started questioning the authority of the emperor and the government's ability to govern effectively.

The social fabric of the empire began to unravel, with poverty and starvation increasing.

During the Ming dynasty in China, emperors stopped meeting with their ministers and officials, causing a loss of confidence in the government.