Why did the Revolution of 1911 overthrow the rule of the Qing Dynasty?

The Revolution of 1911 ended the traditional feudal monarchy, and the subversion of the Qing Dynasty was "the result of the overthrow of the Party and the people led by Sun Yat-sen". The so-called "Party led by Sun Yat-sen" mainly refers to the China League established by 1905.

First of all, it embodies a relatively complete democratic principle.

Second, it marks that the activities of the bourgeois revolutionary democrats have entered a new stage.

First, the League recognized Sun Yat-sen's Three People's Principles as a platform for struggle. Second, the organization of the alliance has also been greatly improved. Third, the backbone of the alliance members are bourgeois and petty-bourgeois intellectuals. Fourth, a leading group headed by Sun Yat-sen was formed within the League. Fifth, the League of Nations has formulated relatively complete principles and policies.

Third, the prologue of the Revolution of 1911 promoted the development of history.