The Ming Dynasty in "Civilization 7" is a very important and powerful civilization in the game. The Great Wall built by the Ming Dynasty is called the Ming Great Wall, and its function is +5 cultural value. Get +1 gold adjacent bonus from fortifications and improvements. Featured improvement facilities of the Ming Dynasty.
Civilization 7 What is the use of the Ming Great Wall in the Ming Dynasty?
The role of the Ming Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty is +5 cultural value. Get +1 gold adjacent bonus from fortifications and improvements. Featured improvement facilities of the Ming Dynasty. No restrictions on the times. It is regarded as a fortification, with +6 combat power when defending. Warehouse bonuses on plots will not be removed. Only one line can be built. Cannot branch or fork.
After the fall of the Han Dynasty, the Great Wall was once ignored and was not taken seriously until the Ming Dynasty. Like its previous dynasties, the Ming Dynasty faced the continued threat from the northern Mongols. So in 1421, in order to meet these challenges more directly, the Ming Dynasty moved its capital to Beijing. Faced with constant threats from the north, the Ming emperors took measures to strengthen the fortifications around the city, which not only included the restoration and maintenance of existing old city walls, but also involved the expansion of them in order to more effectively resist possible invasions.
The Ming Dynasty's attitude towards the Great Wall was very different from that of the Han Dynasty, and it was regarded as a pure defense facility rather than an offensive means. The Ming Great Wall was built on the border as the last line of defense against foreign invaders. In order to strengthen this defensive function, the Ming Dynasty invested a lot of time and financial resources in construction, using stones and bricks instead of traditional adobe to build and strengthen the city walls. Thanks to more advanced technology, the Ming Dynasty was able to build city walls on steeper hillsides, which not only maximized the use of natural terrain as a defensive advantage, but also made various auxiliary defense facilities on stone walls, including Pallets and arrow holes to enhance their defense capabilities.
Although the Great Wall delayed the attack speed of the Manchu conquerors to a certain extent, it also failed to prevent the final demise of the Ming Dynasty. Despite this fate, the Ming Great Wall is still one of the most well-known and popular tourist attractions. It not only has become a permanent symbol of Chinese strength and tenacity, but also shows China's splendid and glorious history.
