Question

What achievement by the Ming dynasty does this picture represent? The giraffe towering over the man represented the emperor’s authoritarian rule. The man leading the giraffe represents the emperor leading the huge territory of China. The giraffe, brought back from Africa, represents the emperor’s trade with the outside world. The man pulling on the leash represents the emperor’s demand that foreigners kowtow to him.

Answer 1

Answer: its c

Step-by-step explanation:

its c

Answer 2

The image is referred to as "Tribute Attendant with Giraffe" and signifies the connections made by Chinese explorations occurring in the early 15th century (1405-1433). Zheng He, explorer for China met tributes from the Malindi Empire (current day Kenya) in Bengali. He was gifted with a giraffe to bring back to China. Later the emperor of the Madlindi sent an additional giraffe and a zebra to the Chinese emperor as a showing of good faith and friendship.