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Who was Wu Di?
The fifth emperor in the Han dynasty. The fifth emperor in the Han dynasty. And the inventor of the silk road.(an ancient trade route)
True or false paper was the most valuable trade product of the han dynasty?
True, the Han Dynasty is well known for their trade of paper. The paper was created out of linen, hemp and tree bark.
Was paper the most of valuable trade product of the Han Dynasty?
No, it was actually silk.
What factors led to growth of trade during the han dynasty?
I think that the reason why the growth of trade began in the Han Dynasty is because of the Silk Road, mainly. And in the Silk Road there are many paths to trade. The people who trade most on this path are the Chinese, Persians, Indians, and the Romans.
What factors led to growth of trade during Han Dynasty?
I think that the reason why the growth of trade began in the Han Dynasty is because of the Silk Road, mainly. And in the Silk Road there are many paths to trade. The people who trade most on this path are the Chinese, Persians, Indians, and the Romans.
What is Han Dynasty?
The Han Dynasty was a dynasty full of asians!
Which dynasty did the silk road start?
The Silk Road was started by the Han dynasty.
How was the government of the Han Dynasty different from that of the dynasty?
The Han dynasty included more Confucianist ideals and is considered more moderate. The Qin dynasty was more ruthless. the Han Dynasty had Confucianist ideals
During the Han dynasty?
trade and travel between China and Europe expanded rapidly
How were the government of the Han dynasty and the Qin dynasty different?
The Han dynasty's government had less central control. The Han dynasty was less harsh to its people The Han dynasty followed the teachings of Confucius.
How were the government's of the Han dynasty and the Qin dynasty different?
The Han dynasty's government had less central control. The Han dynasty was less harsh to its people The Han dynasty followed the teachings of Confucius.
Did the Han Dynasty control part of japan?
No, the Han Dynasty did not control part of Japan. While there were interactions between the Han Dynasty and Japan, particularly through trade and cultural exchange, Japan remained largely independent during this period. The Han Dynasty focused its influence on the Korean peninsula and parts of Southeast Asia rather than directly governing Japan.
