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The lead section is concise and explains the high qing era well. It also introduces the different sections of the article. There is some information relating to the emperors such as Yongzheng that I believe are relevant. It is a part of the China wiki project. The topics discussed are relevant and up to date. Some of the information is not neutral, such as describing Qianlong as a well-rounded emperor. The article does not mention negatives of the high qing era which is biased. The article is missing additional sources for verification. Citation links seem to work. The article is well organized. There are some pictures, but it would be better with more. The strengths are organization and concepts. It is lacking some information and citations.
Kangxi's son and successor, the Yongzheng Emperor, had a shorter reign than either his father or his son, Qianlong. Yongzheng ruled through more harsh and brutal tactics, but was also efficient and committed to the maintenance of the empire.[3]
He worked late everyday writing reforms to centralize the government. To control Mongolia and Tibet in the southwest he used his centralized military.[1]
- ↑ Dillon, Michael (2010). Encyclopedia of Chinese History. London: Taylor and Francis. ISBN 978-1-317-81715-4.