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Why did the Han dynasty never expanded into the southwest or the far northeast?
it is because that the landscape was to hard
How did the Han Dynasty influence the goals of later dynasties?
Han China expanded southwest to what is now Tibet
During the Han dynasty?
trade and travel between China and Europe expanded rapidly
Which emperor expanded Chinese rule to its peak during Han dynasty?
Liu Bang
What emperor expanded the Chinese rule to speak its peak during the Han Dynasty?
Liu Bang
Why did the Han dynasty never expanded into the southwest or the far northeast?
it is because that the landscape was to hard
Why did the Han dynasty never expand into the southwest or northeast?
it is because that the landscape was to hard
How did the Han Dynasty influence the goals of later dynasties?
Han China expanded southwest to what is now Tibet
Which emperor expanded Chinese rule to its peak during Han dynasty?
Liu Bang
During the Han dynasty?
trade and travel between China and Europe expanded rapidly
What emperor expanded the Chinese rule to speak its peak during the Han Dynasty?
Liu Bang
Which emperer expanded Chinese rule to its peak during the han dynasty?
Han Wudi, Liu Che. (汉武帝刘彻)
What Chinese emperor that reunited china 300 years after the fall of the Han Dynasty?
Yang Chien of the Sui Dynasty reunited China after the fall of the Han dynasty in 220 BC. His son Yang Kuang then expanded the dynasty. Yang Kuang then lost the dynasty in 618 BC. the T'ang dynasty then took control.
What dynasty followed the qin dynasty?
The Western Zhou dynasty came after the Shang dynasty in ancient China.
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
