Which is more advantageous, the "self-reliance" of the Ming Dynasty or the "self-reliance" of the Qing Dynasty?

We in China have always said since ancient times that the more children, the better. However, in the history of the royal family, the more children, the better, because their family relationship is too complicated. If you have many sons, there will be great problems in succession to the throne. Ming and Qing dynasties chose different methods in succession to the throne. The Ming dynasty adopted the system of length setting, while the Qing dynasty came from ethnic minorities, so there is no such thing as the system of length setting.

First, the Ming Dynasty was more retro, and the Qing Dynasty was a new dynasty. The Ming Dynasty adopted the ritual system that China has been using since the Qin Dynasty, that is, the patriarchal clan system. This system can often be deeply rooted in people's hearts and recognized by the world. Therefore, the eldest son was the successor in the Ming Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty is a relatively new dynasty, and they came from ethnic minorities on the grassland. Therefore, they have no historical tradition and are more democratic in the election of the throne. Although Emperor Kangxi once chose his eldest son to inherit,

Second, the specific internal affairs of the two dynasties. Different dynasties will choose their own plans. Although there have been many arguments about the succession to the throne in the Ming Dynasty, it is basically the eldest son's succession. No major changes. Most of the succession to the throne in Qing Dynasty is in crisis. After the death of Nurhachi, Huang Taiji succeeded to the throne. Mrs. Xian is general and has no standard. Everyone thinks that he is the wisest heir to the throne.

Third, the establishment of the office is more reliable. Comparing the inheritance of the two dynasties, it seems more reliable to set up an office. Although the political situation was turbulent in the late Ming Dynasty, except Judy, all the others adopted the eldest son inheritance system. The selection of talents in the Qing dynasty is equivalent to giving each prince a chance to show, which means killing each other. In fact, sometimes for a country, both the emperor and the minister are talents, and the people don't have to worry about their lives.