Following the order of Ying Zheng (Qin Shi-huang), the first emperor of Qin Dynasty, about 700,000 craftsmen were gathered together from all over the country to undertake this super-project.
The Terra-cotta army was built for an ancient chinese, Qin dynasty Ruler named Qin shuangdi. The emperor was terribly afraid of death and he asked all the potters across the land to make the soldiers to protect his body. The soldiers were actually life-sized models of actual soldiers, if a soldier did not pose for a soldier-statue, he would be beheaded.
The Terra-cotta army was built for an ancient Chinese, Qin dynasty Ruler named Qin shuangdi.
The extant evidence points to the origins being Chinese.
The artists were people that was ruled over by Qin Shihuang, like how he forced the peasants to build The Great Wall of china.
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humpty dumpty
The terra-cotta army
cows go moo
to protect the god or king
To carry riders, supplies, and weapons.
700 000 craftsmen made the terracotta army.
It was an army of statues (Terra cotta is a clay ceramic and means "burnt earth" in Italian). By the way, the weapons in their hands are real. In addition to the weapons, the faces of the Terra Cotta Army are individual. No two are alike. Whatever the reason for the statues, they were more than an emperor's life-sized "green army men."
The Terra Cotta Warriors were made in Xi'an,China with a date of 209 B.C.
He was buried with his toy soldiers (the terra cotta army) and his witto bwankie (his tomb)