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What dynasty ruled the worst in ancient China?
The Qin (pronounced Chin) dynasty ruled the most ineffectively in ancient China, with Qin Shihuangdi as the only emperor that ruled the Qin dynasty. This dynasty ruled only for about 14 years, because he was afraid that his family would try to rule China against him, so Qin lead his family into exile before his death. Therefore, there was no one in his family to continue ruling China. Not everything WA negative though, because it affected how Americans name this country. Notice how Qinsounds like China.That is incorrect - Qin Shihuangdi started the first dynasty of China and combined all the city states into a country. Without him China would be the same as Europe with multiple small countries. Also he only ruled for a short time because when he unified China he was almost at age 40. During the ancient times age 40 is like modern age of 70. The lifespan during that time is around 50 at most. Also he never went into exile he died and his son became an infant emperor but uprising occurred and as a result the Qin dynasty died down. Qin Shihuangdi made a lot of accomplishment such as creating the world's first iron, building the great wall, unifying China under one rule, standardizing Civil Examinations, metric system, and many more. So the answer you provided is all false.Also China is called China in English because of china pottery and not from Qin.
What caused the break of the Han Dynasty and the reunification of china?
the leaders of the Han dynasty lost control of their society. in the next dynasty, they would try to unify the broken city states
Where did terra cotta originate?
terracotta is a Orange Cross brown. it was used by qin to make soldiers, now called the terracotta army. terracotta is a clay from china. i hope this helped, if you need more answers i will try to answer them best as i can, but not always.
How did the Emperor of Qin try to protect his empire from invaders?
The Emperor of Qin had taken control over all of China by 221 B.C. To stop invading forces, he ordered a wall to be built. It was called 'the 10,000 Li Long Wall' (a Li = roughly 3/10 mile). It later became known as the Great Wall, but not the Great Wall we are familiar with. That was built by later rulers over the remnants of Qin's Great Wall. It took ten years and some 300,000 workers to build Qin's wall. The bodies of dead workers were buried in the wall.
How did the safavids try to unify the Turks and the Persians?
They united the people through shared Shiite faith.
Where can I live cheaply in China?
any where in china is cheap. Try china town
How did the Safavids try to unify the Turks and Persians?
They united the people through shared Shiite faith.
Did the Great Wall of China Try to keep in people?
The great wall of china did try to keep pepole aparit
Did anyone ever try to assassinate Qin Shi Huang?
Most people tried to kill him as an act of revenge.
How did Shi Huangdi try to control Chinese thought?
He outlawed the ideas of Confucius and required that people learn the philosophies of Qin scholars
Can you snowmobile in china?
I wouldn't try it.
Who was the first leader to try to unify Japan under one rule?
The first of the "Three Great Unifiers" of Japan was Oda Nobunaga.
