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What factors create and sustain complex social structures and diverse societies in Han dynasty?
The Han dynasty's complex social structures and diverse societies were sustained by several key factors, including a merit-based bureaucracy that promoted skilled governance, the establishment of Confucian ideals that emphasized social harmony and hierarchy, and economic prosperity driven by agricultural advancements and trade along the Silk Road. Furthermore, the integration of various ethnic groups and cultures through policies of assimilation and cultural exchange contributed to the vibrancy and diversity of Han society. These elements combined to create a stable yet dynamic environment that supported the longevity of the dynasty.
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What is Significant about the Yangshao Dynasty?
The significance is that during the period of Yangshao societies changed from being relatively egalitarian to incipiently ranked. By the way, it is incorrect to refer to Yangshao as a 'dynasty'. Yangshao is a prehistoric neolithic culture that has a beginning and end. Dynasties refer to periods of reign of royal houses. There were no royal houses or state-level societies in Yangshao.
What are effects of political dynasty in the Philippines?
Political dynasty in the Philippines first started with the Spanish colonists. This system of oligarchy is considered by some to be the cause of corruption within their government.
This Chinese dynasty fostered a complex trade network and in doing so became a cosmopolitan society.?
Tang.
How did the Yuan dynasty's approach to racial mixing contrast with its approaches to religious freedom?
The Yuan dynasty imposed strict racial segregation across China, but it allowed a broad degree of religious freedom, with the exception of Daoism.
Which dynasty controlled more land?
Here are the largest dynasties by land area. Note that all dynasties are listed here, not just Chinese. This list is by land area measured in millions of square kilometers:Yuan dynasty 14.0Qing dynasty 13.1Ming dynasty 6.5Han dynasty 6.5Tang dynasty 5.5Northern Yuan dynasty 5.0Xin dynasty 4.7Afsharid dynasty 4.5Qajar dynasty 3.0Northern Song Dynasty 3.5Safavid dynasty 3.5Western Jin dynasty 3.5Tughlaq dynasty 3.2Karkota Dynasty of Kashmir 3.09Sui Dynasty 3.1Samanid dynasty 2.85Eastern Jin dynasty 2.8Liu Song dynasty 2.8Maratha Empire 2.8Qin dynasty 2.8Khilji dynasty 2.7Liao dynasty 2.6Jurchen Jin dynasty 2.3Later Zhao dynasty 2.5Southern Qi dynasty 2.3Southern Song dynasty 2.1Wei dynasty 2.0Earlier Zhao dynasty 2.0Former Qin dynasty 2.0Northern Wei dynasty 2.0Saffarid dynasty, Iran 2.0Rashtrakuta dynasty 1.7Wu Dynasty 1.5Northern Zhou Dynasty 1.5Nanda Dynasty 1.5Idrisid dynasty, Morocco 1.5Zand dynasty 1.4Liang Dynasty 1.3Western Wei Dynasty 1.3Later Liang 1.3Later Tang 1.3Taungoo Dynasty 1.3Shang Dynasty 1.25(To see a larger and more comprehensive list, including more smaller dynasties, and a lot of non-"dynasty" empires, please refer to wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_empires.)
