The Manchu Family refers to the ruling family of the Qing Dynasty, which was the last imperial dynasty of China, reigning from 1644 to 1912. The Manchus originated from the Jurchen tribes in northeastern China and established their power through military conquest and strategic alliances. They played a significant role in shaping Chinese history and culture during their rule. The Manchu family is known for its unique customs and traditions, including the queue hairstyle worn by men and the practice of foot binding among women. The dynasty is also recognized for its contributions to art, literature, and governance, leaving a lasting legacy in Chinese society.