Chinese Dynasties

emperors aristocrats workers peasants slaves

the Huns. They were a nomadic group from the north.

Zhao Zheng, King of Qin, unified China, since the Qin state was located to the north-west he could buy loads of horses from the nomads on the Mongolian Steppes, these horses allowed him to conquer the other Kingdoms.

After uniting China (or at least a part of it) he took the title Qin Shi Huangdi, meaning "First Emperor of Qin".

Charlemagne would be a clear choice as the greatest leader of his dynasty, I believe.

There are many reasons for it. China was one of the first civilization to emerge from this world. The Chinese share a common identity of HuaRen which is that they all descended from Huangdi and Yandi, the first emperors of China and the founder of Chinese civilization. The Chinese civilization is well-guarded with natural barriers from the sea to the east, the Himalayas to the south, the Gobi desert to the north and inhospitable deserts and high plateaus to the west. Over several millennia, China absorbed the people of surrounding areas into its own civilization while absorbing and assimilating the conquered people. The Chinese military used to be one of the most advanced in the world, being the inventors of several military innovations that revolutionised warfare. Chinese tactics (Sun Zi's Art of war etc.) and the founding of military academies helped to ensure Chinese military dominance in the battlefield. China also has a strong sense of its continuity, as shown by its long and illustrous History. China's economy is the biggest in the world for hundreds of years. The Chinese civilization is also largely sufficient for a large part of its History.

Peoples around China's borders were attracted by China as its early and well-developed ideographic written language, technological developments, and social and political institutions (Confucianism). The refinement of the Chinese people's artistic talent and their intellectual creativity and its large population(the largest in the world) made China the dominant civilization in the Far East. Foreign barbarians who managed to conquer China militarily, the Mongols, who established the Yuan dynasty (1234-1368); and the Manchu, descendants of the Jurchen, who established the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) are assimilated into China and adopted Chinese culture. China also imployed diplomacy (Tribute etc.) to deal with its neighbours, be it barbarian or another culture.

China's vast land and huge population makes it hard, if not impossible for any foreign power to conquer and destroy it. As a result, the only time that a Foreign power managed to win against China and annex its lands is when it is weak from internal turmoil and corruption, even then they find administrating it to be an uphill task. The Chinese have traditionally emphasized history's continuity, especially in terms of the Chinese remaining pure through all of history's changes and upheavals. Confucianism, the Imperial system, the Chinese written language and strong sense of identity are all credited with helping China maintain its Civilization. Knowledge is also highly valued, which allowed most Chinese innovations and literary and cultural pieces to continue on to the next generation till this day.

The Chinese also have a strong pride of being Chinese, which makes them want to retain and continue their culture, no matter where they settle or where they ended up. As a result, the Chinese still keep their traditions from long ago and their own distinct identity. This is what helped the Chinese Civilization last as long as it did.

he created the first Mongolian alphabet, a 10,000-year calender, a "superfast" postal service, a new system of warfare, and he created and strengthened trade! he created the first Mongolian alphabet, a 10,000-year calender, a "superfast" postal service, a new system of warfare, and he created and strengthened trade!

Chinese people are proud of their lavish history. Their culture, art, calligraphy, philosophers, and especially their history

Ming Dynasty

empress wu died in 705 after bieng empress for 20 years at the age of 85

There were 11 dynasties, from the First (Amorite 1830- BCE) to the 10th (Assyrian 729- BCE) and the 11th (Chaldean 626- BCE) before Persia incorporated it into its empire in 539 BCE.

A Canal In China and is used for transporting of goods

it was béla kun. in Hungarian "kun béla" kun = pronounce like 'p(u)sh'

Their regime was based on the so-called 'red terror'. They ve only ruled for 133 days. Later in the coming kommunist and socialist times it was called 'Glorious 133 days':D However it was almost useless. Economy was bankrupted, standard of living was decreasing.rights were promised but not gave. Holidays were arranged for childrens :) and the salary of the labour workers were rised...They also got new homes...(the homes of the 'internateds'.

They were followed by the right winged/fascist Horthy era.... They also used terror... it was called the 'white terror' just as bad....

The Sui dynasty gained control after the Han dynasty.

Confucianism

No. The Qing Dynasty was the most recent dynasty; the Qin was the oldest. During the Qin Dynasty, the Great Wall was built.

im just gunna say that in the qing dynasty the great wall was finished so make shure not to confuse yourselves because both worked on the wall

Tang has 2 definitions:

1: A drink mix that is mixed with water. it tastes orangery.

2. It is an Anson Tang

Well let's see, Han allowed the farmers to own their own farm, allowed them to use a certain weapon for military uses for farming instead, and a pit field system.




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it was not a native religion but it adpted to Chinese ways and thrived during this period.

The Roman Empire lasted for 503 years (27 BCE- 476 CE), but arguably 1480 years (27 BCE- 1453 CE), as its eastern half lived on much, much longer than the Western half, but the eastern half took the name of the Byzantine Empire. The Zhou dynasty lasted for 790 years (1046 BCE- 256 BCE). So it really depends on what you consider the Roman empire, but most people will say the Zhou Dynasty lasted longer (790 versus 503), because the eastern half of the Roman Empire was basically a different empire after Rome fell.

There were 1,035 years between the smallest dynasty and the largest dynasty

The Han Dynasty was headed by a man, Liu Bang. He was the self-pronounced ruler, and a (said by Sima Qian, the historian) "an oafish man with an appetite for strong drink." He, however, was very thorough in his planning and surrounded by brilliant advisers. He had the full loyalty of his army and lasted for a rather long time on the system the Qin established before him.

the Grant Canal from Beijing to Hangzhou. It's great!

IF this is for ap hw then heres the answer: The song fell from the invasion of mongolians and economic stress. They had heavy war fees along with the mongolians having better wepons and stuff.

dont know if that helped but...