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The 11 pages that link to Ming loyalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Qing dynastyCompared with: Loyalist resistance contested the legitimacy of Manchu rule.

• DorgonRelated: Dorgon’s conquest and coercive policies intensified resistance among Ming loyalists.

• Kingdom of TungningNarrower topic: Tungning presented itself as a base for restoring Ming rule.

• Later JinCompared with: It represents the opposing claims to legitimate rule that Qing expansion confronted.

• Manchu conquest of ChinaRelated: Loyalist resistance framed conquest as a contested transfer of legitimate rule.

• Southern MingNarrower topic: Southern Ming regimes gave loyalism a court, armies, and competing claims to legitimate rule.

• KoxingaRelated: Koxinga framed his campaigns as resistance to Qing rule and restoration of the Ming.

• Hong ChengchouCompared with: Hong’s surrender stood against the loyalty upheld by officials who refused Qing service.

• Yuan ChonghuanRelated: Later loyalists invoked Yuan as a wronged defender of the dynasty.

• Transition from Ming to QingRelated: Loyalists resisted Qing rule and shaped the transition's prolonged civil conflict.

• Shi LangRelated: Shi Lang’s shifts between Zheng and Qing service complicate simple accounts of loyalty.