Ming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MING in dictionary:

VERB:
• to mix
• mix
NOUN:
• the imperial dynasty of China from 1368 to 1644

Words related to MING

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Words that contain MING

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How to use MING in a sentence

• Probably there is a ritual from the ancient days of Ming Ti that Chinamen when they eat shall sit as near as possible to the sacred moon.
• Gia-Gia, Manchu Tao-Tai, Goodwood Ming, Marland Myth, and others.
• Look here! A sheaf of winter grasses, rightly arranged in clear glass, has as much of the essence of beauty as a bronze vase of the Ming dynasty.
• You see, she earns them all herself, along with the Ming jars, the point de Venise, the country place, and countless other things.
• In the time of the Ming there also began in the east and south the plague of Japanese piracy.
• The defensive measures adopted from time to time during the Ming epoch were of little avail, as it was impossible effectively to garrison the whole coast.
• At the beginning of the Ming epoch the population and revenue must, however, have been smaller.
• New irrigation machines, especially the so-called Persian wheel, were introduced in the Ming time.
• When the grain transportation to the frontiers came to an end in early Ming time, the Hsin-an merchants specialized first in silver trade.
• While the Mongols had developed the theatre, the novel may be regarded as the typical Ming creation.
• The Chinese drama made further progress in the Ming epoch.
• But the Ming are also famous for their monumental architecture which largely followed Mongol patterns.
• As he had established himself in Peking, he transferred the capital to Peking, where it remained throughout the Ming epoch.
• The first Ming emperor had taken care to make his court resemble the court of the Mongol rulers, but on the whole had exercised relative economy.
• The Ming prince in Nanking was just as incapable, and surrounded by just as evil a clique, as the Ming emperors of the past.
• As he had already been opposed to the Ming in 1644, and as the Ming no longer had any following among the gentry, he could not suddenly work with them against the Manchus.
• He therefore handed over to the Manchus the last Ming prince, whom the Burmese had delivered up to him in 1661.
• The first was the removal of the last supporters of the Ming dynasty and of the generals, such as Wu San-kui, who had tried to make themselves independent.
• In 1767 a Manchu general, Ming Jui, who had been victorious in the fighting for eastern Turkestan, marched against Burma, which was made a dependency once more in 1769.
• The popular leaders now altered their program, and acclaimed a supposed descendant from the Ming dynasty as the future emperor.
• Few Ming Emperors showed much personal interest in religion and most of them were obviously guided by political considerations.
• In 1644 the Ming dynasty collapsed before the Manchus and China was again under foreign rule.
• But this expansion was accompanied by a critical and sifting process, so that whereas the first collection contained 2213 works, the Ming edition contains only 1622.
• Such pictures are generally ascribed to the fifteenth century, the period of the great Ming dynasty, which appears to have been the time of an improved culture and taste in China.
• The Emperor, Kia Tsing of the Ming, was a great bridge builder.
• Kao Ming was very tall, with a blue face, flaming eyes, a large mouth, and prominent teeth like those of a rhinoceros.
• It was in the reign of Yung Lo, the third monarch of the Ming dynasty, that Peking first became the capital of China.
• The fall of the Ming dynasty in China, and the accession of the Manchiu Tartars, became the signal for a great exodus of learned Chinese, who fled to Japan.

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