Emperor Qin believed in an afterlife and therefore was logically quite invested in the eventual situation of his spirit. He also decided to pursue a longer material life by consuming copious amounts of minerals, including Mercury. This had rather the opposite effect. The combination of dying from mercury poisoning and his ever -deteriorating, unstable mentality made him quite desperate for any opportunity of a rewarding afterlife.
no-apex
They were to be his guards in the afterlife.
There is no Quin Dynasty but there is a Qin, and they became powerful through Qin Shi Huangdi who was the first Chinese emperor in history. He was the first to unite the warring states.
to protect the emperor in the afterlife
Its use was to protect and join Emperor Qin in the afterlife
Because they were worried he was ruining the republic.
to protect him in afterlife. He made lots of enemies which tried to assasinate him.Therefore he ordered for a army to protect him in afterlife.
The Quin Dynasty's leader was Quin Shihuangdi.
Because... my anonamous friend, the terracotta was a replaca of the Quin army in china
False because he built a strong army that defeated the armies of the rivaling states at least that's
They were an army of clay statues made for an Asian emperor to protect him in the afterlife I think
Vera Quin has written: 'Everyday Quin Games'