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What could a male in china do if he failed the test in the Han Dynasty?
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He could farm or follow whatever business his family was already doing.
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How was china ruled in earlier times?
China was ruled by dynasties (line of hereditary rulers) in earlier times. When a dynasty became weak, another man would take control of China and start a new dynasty, which is why there were so many different dynasties throughout China's history. The dynasties were headed by emperors who had absolute power. When the emperor died, his male heir would become the next emperor.
Who had authority in china in each house?
did the oldest male have authority in china or was it the strongest male and what is dry parts of northern china called
Why did Henry vIII want a male child?
to ensure the the Tudor dynasty through a male heir
Do you have to have a male child in China?
no
What is the male to female ratio of china?
its is 67% female and 33%male
Do rams live in China?
Rams (the male of the sheep) live in abundance in China.
Why did henry VIII divorce catharine of aragon?
She failed to provide him with male heirs.
Why did anne bolens marriage end?
She failed to provide England with a male heir.
Why was Henry VIII so interested in having a male heir?
Henry wanted a male heir so that the Tudor dynasty would carry on.
Were any wowen ever emperors of China?
Assuming you meant women, no. There were empresses, but they had less power than men and could lose it as soon as there was a male heir. Empresses could only be in power if there were no males left to claim the throne. In ancient China, women were not considered as capable as men.
How was a dynasty changed in Egypt?
# No male issue # Coup de tete # Revolution # Civil War # Conquest
Dynasty that ruled China from 1644-1911?
Short answer: Manchu Long answer: Beset by court corruption and popular revolts, the Ming fell prey to the invading hordes of the East Asians (descendants of Mongols, Turks, and other tribes) known as the Manchu. Under the rule of the Manchu, who established the Qing dynasty (1644-1911), the conditions of imperial autocracy intensified. As a symbol of submission, every Chinese male was required to adopt the Manchu Hairstyle.
