The history of Ancient China is long and rich, so there were many changes to what men may have worn. For example, towards the end of the Han dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE) men of the court wore belted pao robes of silk that were voluminous with large kimono-like sleeves and worn always with a coat (also like a robe) and loose fitting pants underneath. However, everything about fashion in Ancient China depended on one's class and status: the style and materials of the clothes, and even one's hairstyle! The designs or embellishments of the clothing, including color and embroidery, often depended on status and class but also on the season of the year.
You can find out more about the history of dress in Ancient China by checking the Encyclopedia Britannica Public Library Edition, and you can look at men's clothing throughout Chinese history as it appears in art and paintings in Encyclopedia Britannica Image Quest. Your public or school library may have subscriptions to these great resources, and you may be able to log in from home with your library card!
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it was built to keep invading tribes out
the creation of a feudal system
In a top knot.
China's first rulers were from the Xia dynasty.
This question can not be answered because you have not been specific about WHICH old Kingdom you are referring to.
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legalist rulers were unpopular because there were few rulers
a few maybe less
clothes
No. Ancient rulers sometimes wore laurel wreath crowns.
the wealthy people in ancient china wore silk
it was built to keep invading tribes out
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Heavy thing
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Some things that makes China's civilization best is the rulers, armies, and great organization.
the creation of a feudal system