Emperor Ming, also known as Ming Dynasty Emperor, ruled China from 1368 to 1644. He was the founder of the Ming Dynasty, which is known for its cultural and economic prosperity. His reign marked a significant period in Chinese history, characterized by advancements in arts, literature, and trade. During his rule, Emperor Ming implemented various reforms to strengthen the central government and improve agricultural productivity. He also promoted the construction of the Great Wall of China to protect against invasions. The dynasty is remembered for its contributions to Chinese culture and the establishment of a strong, centralized state.