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Chinese sea exploration, particularly during the Ming Dynasty, ceased primarily due to a shift in political priorities and resources. After the death of Admiral Zheng He and the subsequent voyages in the early 15th century, the Ming court became increasingly focused on internal stability and defense against nomadic invasions rather than maritime expansion. Additionally, Confucian values emphasized agrarianism over commerce, leading to a decline in support for naval expeditions. The decision to restrict maritime activity ultimately resulted in China's withdrawal from the global maritime stage.
What else can I help you with?
Why did china stop investing in overseas naval expeditions during the ming dynasty?
Chinese leaders saw little value in exploration.
How are European exploration and Chinese exploration different?
They had difference ships. The chinese had much better ships than the Europeans
How are robotics used for scientific exploration?
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What made sea exploration possible?
There are quite a few devices that have made sea exploration as you know it possible. Submarines are one of these devices.
Why is deep-sea exploration and data collection difficult?
Deep-sea exploration and data collection is difficult because of the underwater fish that are dangerous.
What is the meaning of overseas exploration?
"Overseas exploration" means exploring places that are separated from your place of origin by an ocean or a sea, so to get there you have to go "over the sea."
Why did china's sea exploration stop in the 1500?
A new emperor destroyed Prince Henry's ships. Prince Henry is a prince of Portugal who established a school for sailors; known as "the Navigator."
What Chinese dynasty made great advancements in exploration?
the mongol dynasty
Sea directly south of china?
It is the South Chinese sea.
What is the percent of sea exploration done by humans?
unknown
When was the beginning of sea exploration for trade purposes?
1400s
What is a possible explanation of why china abandoned overseas exploration in 1425?
The possible explanation is that the Chinese thought that overseas exploration may violate Confucian principles. Another reason is that the Chinese wanted to preserve their traditions intact.
