Zheng He (137 1 year-1433), formerly known as Ma, was a Hui nationality, a navigator, diplomat and eunuch in China in the Ming Dynasty. Zheng He is the most outstanding navigator in the history of China. Zheng He's talent has been vividly reflected in all the great undertakings he has done in his life. He has shown outstanding wisdom and talent in navigation, diplomacy, military affairs, architecture and many other aspects.

On July 1405, 1 1, Judy, Emperor of the Ming Dynasty in China, sent Zheng He and his fleet from Taicang to countries along the western Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, which was known as Zheng He's voyage to the Western Ocean.

From 1405 to 1433, Zheng He made seven voyages to the Western Ocean, completing great feats in human history. Zheng He's seventh voyage to the West was about 1433 (the eighth year of Xuande), and his ashes were buried in the underground palace of Hongjue Temple in Nanjing or Zheng He's tomb in Niushou Mountain in Nanjing.

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Personality achievement

Zheng He's mission is to establish friendly relations with western countries and create a good international environment.

Zheng He began by advocating Buddhism or spreading Islam, trying to make people in relevant regions and countries have unified religious beliefs. This will play an important role in balancing the relationship between countries and alleviating the tension between countries caused by religious beliefs and other issues.

In addition, Zheng He helped small and weak ethnic groups through publicity and education, suppressed violence, and contributed to the establishment of a peaceful situation among countries. During Zheng He's voyage to the West, he made unremitting efforts to solve the contradictions among Southeast Asian countries and establish a peaceful situation between Asian and African countries, and achieved great success.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Zheng He