zheng he
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Zheng He. Zheng He was born in the year 1371 and passed away in the year 1433. Zheng He was born in Kunyang , a town near Yunnan Province. He died in Guli , now know as Calicut, in India. The first picture is of the map where he was born. The second picture is of the map where he died. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Zheng He
Zheng He was born in the year 1371 and passed away in the year 1433
Zheng He was born in Kunyang, a town near Yunnan Province. He died in Guli, now know as Calicut, in India.The first picture is of
the map where he was born. The second picture is of the map where he died.
Zheng He was captured by the Ming Dynasty forces in the military as a young boy, then sent out to the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty in Yunnan. He was castrated and put into the imperial service. After that he was sent to serve for Zhu DI. While he was serving Zhu Di, his brilliance and loyalty won Zhu Di’s trust. As a result, the prince chose Zheng He to be his bodyguard while he was fighting to become Emporer. After Zhu Di took the throne and became the Yongle Emporer, he promoted Zheng He as the official eunuch official Zheng He, he was often known as The Three Treasures Eunuch.
What Zheng He was known for
He later became Chinas most famous maritime explorer. He studied navigation, ship building, geometry, astronomy, piloting, and marine science. He led seven maritime expeditions, during which he visits over thirty countries and regions, but the size is undetermined.
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This is a picture of the map that Zheng He claimed he found his discoveries in 1418.
This picture symbolizes how Zheng He was an explorer and voyaged across the sea to find new discoveries after
Zheng He was called the Chinese Christopher Columbus and the picture of the ship you used was called the Swimming Dragon.
This is the map of the route that Zheng He took on the seven expeditions he took in 1405 and 1433 when he died.
Slides 2, 4, and 5- http://www.china.org.cn/english/features/zhenhe/131897.htm
Slide 3 (lived)- http://asianhistory.about.com/od/china/p/zheng_he_bio.htm
Slide 3 (died)- http://www.theepochtimes.com/news/5-5-10/28629.html
Slide 6- http://riowang.blogspot.com/2010/05/messages-from-china.html
Slide 8- http://www.mhschool.com/ss/ca/g5/u2/g5u2_bio1.html
Slide 9- http://www.chinatraveldepot.com/C2-History-of-China
All pictures were found on google.
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