Unfortunately, we don't know that. Mainly because Qin Xi Huangdi (or Qin Shi HUandi) lived 200 bc. From that time we only have one report. It's the "Shiji" written by Sima Qian, who lived 120 years after Qin Xi Huangdi died. So everything he wrote, are based on stories and legends. Often we can't tell what is true, because some of those stories are too crazy and weird to be true.
But, we know he killed a lot. It's possible that it was a million or even more.
People died during the wars he thought, people starved because they had to pay high taxes, a lot died while building the Great Wall, killed scholars and a lot more.
Shi Huangdi had 460 scholars buried because they opposed to his action of burning books.
when adolf took a shi t in stalins toilet and forgot to flush
Yes, samurai were occasionally hired as mercenaries. In times of peace, some samurai would seek employment with other clans or warlords, offering their services as warriors in exchange for payment or land. This practice, known as "goyo-shi," allowed samurai to supplement their income and gain practical experience. However, it was more common for samurai to serve their own lords and uphold their honor and loyalty to their respective clans.
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which of the follwing was not done by shi huangdi
no Shi Huangdi means first empire Qin Shi Huangdi was the first empire
He killed people
he killed him
The people
Shi Huangdi was born in Hanan in 259 BC.
did shi huangdi burn books
He buried people alive.
she was such a harsh lady and wanted to kill him so bad, but unfortunately didn't.
Emperor Shi Huangdi came from the western state of Qin. Emperor Shi Huangdi came from the western state of Qin.