Ming conquest of Yunnan

Ming conquest of Yunnan
Part of the military conquests of the Ming dynasty

Ming conquest of Yunnan 1381–1382
Date1381–1382
Location
Yunnan
Result Ming victory
Belligerents
Ming dynasty
Pro Ming Hui Muslims		 Northern Yuan (Yuan remnants in Yunnan)
House of Duan (Dali loyalists)
Commanders and leaders
Hongwu Emperor
Fu Youde
Lan Yu
Mu Ying		 Basalawarmi (Prince of Liang)
Duan Shi (Governor-general of Dali)
Strength
250,000 Thousands of Mongol and Chinese Muslim troops
Casualties and losses
Heavy losses due to disease Thousands killed, 20,000 captured, hundreds castrated

The Ming conquest of Yunnan was the final phase in the Ming dynasty expulsion of Mongol-led Yuan dynasty rule from China proper in the 1380s.

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