Qiwu
Qiwu refers to a specific period in Chinese history, primarily associated with a major rebellion that took place in the year 1644. The term literally translates to "seven five," and it is believed to refer to the seventh month of the year and the fifth day, though interpretations vary. This rebellion marked a pivotal moment, contributing to the downfall of the Ming Dynasty and the eventual rise of the Qing Dynasty.
The Qiwu rebellion was not a singular event but rather a culmination of widespread discontent and unrest
While the Qiwu rebellion itself was relatively short-lived in its most intense phase, its consequences were