
Koxinga, Ming loyalist who expelled the Dutch from China.
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Zheng Chenggong led a naval expedition up the Yangtze River and besieged Nanjing, the former Ming capital. The Qing defenders repelled his attack, forcing a retreat and ending his best chance to restore the Ming dynasty.
Zheng Chenggong's forces besieged the Dutch East India Company's Fort Zeelandia on Taiwan. After a nine-month siege, the Dutch surrendered, ending their colonial rule on the island and establishing Zheng's control over Taiwan.
After expelling the Dutch, Zheng Chenggong established the Kingdom of Tungning on Taiwan, with himself as king. He implemented Ming-style administration and promoted Chinese settlement, creating a base for continued resistance against the Qing.
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