Southern Ming
Southern Ming proper noun: a former country in China. Collectively, the several successor states in Southern China to the collapsed Ming Dynasty, at the start of the Qing Dynasty, that claimed to be the continuation of the failed Ming state.
Proper noun
Southern Ming
- A former country in China. Collectively, the several successor states in Southern China to the collapsed Ming Dynasty, at the start of the Qing Dynasty, that claimed to be the continuation of the failed Ming state.
- Synonyms:
- Southern Ming Dynasty
Synonyms of Southern Ming
- Southern Ming Dynasty
Words that rhyme with Southern Ming
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- sling
- bring
- jing
- ding
- cling
- unstring
- ming
- bing
- ching
- fingerling
- something
- zing
- Byng
- Beijing
- bling
- cha-ching
- ling
- Peking
- peng ting
- Singh
- thring
- Tring
- upswing
- abstinence ring
- aswing
- awing
- badelynge
- bering
- Chongqing
- conserving
- ging
- hang gliding
- hing
- ing
- Jingning
- Jining
- ka-ching
- kerching
- Kunming
- mis-sing
- morphling
- pling
- png
- qing
- submitting
- tang ping
- ting
- tinkering
Questions about Southern Ming
- What does Southern Ming mean?
- Southern Ming means a former country in China. Collectively, the several successor states in Southern China to the collapsed Ming Dynasty, at the start of the Qing Dynasty, that claimed to be the continuation of the failed Ming state.
- What part of speech is Southern Ming?
- Southern Ming is a proper noun.
Words near Southern Ming in the dictionary
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