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The last city-state to surrender to Shih Huangdi, the first emperor of China, before the unification was the state of Qi. This event marked the completion of the Qin Dynasty's conquest of the Warring States period, leading to the establishment of a unified China in 221 BCE. Qi's surrender symbolized the end of significant resistance against Qin dominance and facilitated the consolidation of power under Shih Huangdi.

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