Yongle was a usurper took the throne from his nephew, who ruled as emperor. He was the Prince of Yan. Yan was the ancient name of the Beijing area. It had been the Yan State from the 11th century BC to 222 BC and it capital. Its capital was Ji, which then became Yanjing (modern Beijing). Therefore, Yongle moved the capital to his power base. Another reason for moving the capital was fear of a resurgent Mongol threat who wanted to reconquer the rich lands south of the Great Wall. He was one of the Chinese rulers who was most active in building the Great Wall.
From 1405 to 1431, Emperor Yong Le sent the fleet on seven overseas voyages.
Yong Le did not build the Great Wall of China. Yong Le did however build the Forbidden City. The Great Wall of China was constructed by China's first emperor, Qing Shi Huang, as a protection against the barbarians in the north.
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because yong le was a friend to zheng he
because yong le was a friend to zheng he
From 1405 to 1431, Emperor Yong Le sent the fleet on seven overseas voyages.
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Emperor Yong Le
Yongle moved the capital form Nanjing to Beiping (modern Beijing).
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Yong Le did not build the Great Wall of China. Yong Le did however build the Forbidden City. The Great Wall of China was constructed by China's first emperor, Qing Shi Huang, as a protection against the barbarians in the north.
The leader of the voyages was Zheng He
Yong Le believed in positive reinforcement. As a result, all it takes is one person to change society and its ethics, beliefs, and morals as a whole.
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Yong Le believed society only had itself to blame when it came to its troubles and issues. He also believed that even one individual had the power to change society and better the world.