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Who started the Qin Dynasty?
Qin Shihuang.
Which dynasty started before the qin dynasty?
zhou
When the Han took over China from the Qin they began a what?
When the Han dynasty took over China from the Qin dynasty they started a dynastic cycle.
Who started to build the great wall?
Qin Shi Huand Di, the first emperor of China from the Qin Dynasty.
What dynasty did china get its name from?
No it did not come from the Han dynasty it came from the Qin Dynasty.
Which dynasty was qin shi-Huang from?
The Qin Dynasty.
Which dynasty ruled Chinese territroies first?
qin dynasty
What was the first Chinese empire?
it is the Qin dynasty ruled by Qin Shihuangdi
What emporer built the great wall?
the Qin dynasty started building the great wall
Did how did the Qin dynasty getits name?
The Qin Dynasty gets its name from Emperor Qin Shihuangdi.
What civilization was The Great Wall of China built in?
it started in the qin dynasty
When did the Qin dynasty begin?
the qin dynasty began in 221 b.c. to 206 b.c.
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