The Ming Dynasty, which ruled from 1368 to 1644, is responsible for much of the Great Wall of China that still stands today. During this period, the wall was extensively rebuilt and fortified to protect against invasions from northern tribes. The Ming emperors invested significant resources in constructing robust walls, watchtowers, and garrisons, resulting in the iconic structure recognized today.
No, the Qin dynasty (a.k.a. Shin dynasty) built the great wall. The building of it took place for twelve years. All men from the ages of fifteen all the way to sixty years old were forced to work on the wall. If men were caught sleeping or resting on the job they would be whipped or other harsh punishments. If someone died on the job, they would be shoved in the wall and workers would just be working over them.
They accomplished the great wall of china that is standing today. They accomplished the great wall of china that is standing today. The Qin Dynasty is the one who accompished the great wall of china. During the Ming Dynasty, "a period of stability, prosperity, revived Chinese influence in eastern Asia. Literature and art flourished again." from World Book
The Great Wall of China is a tourist attraction that was built by the Qin Dynasty. It is sometimes called the "Longest Cemetery on Earth" because when the building of the Great Wall was going on, anyone who died while working on it was just tossed into the Wall and buried! It is used today as a tourist attraction and a symbol of China.
it is in China, it was a great palace used during the Ming dynasty and still used today by Royals
most people would say that the Qin (Chi'n) dynasty built the wall but it reall was the Zhou dynasty. The zhou started parts of the wall and other dynasties added on or repaired the wall. well i think that most dynasty added a little somthing to it because the great wall was built a couple of times. as a matter of fact i think they are building a new one right now and they get people to work for them and then when those people die because they are worked to death they get new people (i got to social studies) The wall wasn't built in the Zhou Dynasty. During the Zhou Dynasty there were a lot of feudal states which each built part of the wall to defend against the invaders from the north of China. The wall was joined together in the Qin Dynasty and they added on to it so it was really built by the Qin Dynasty. Several other dynasties later also repaired and added on to the wall. The last to do so was the Ming Dynasty.
The Han dynasty was one of the most prolific of the Chinese dynasties. Most of today's modern Chinese are descended from the Han dynasty.
The construction of the Great Wall of China during the Ming Dynasty took place over approximately 200 years. The Ming Dynasty ruled from 1368 to 1644, and significant construction on the wall occurred primarily in the 15th and 16th centuries. The most well-preserved sections of the Great Wall, which we recognize today, were built during this period to defend against Mongol invasions.
Today we call it Independence Hall.
because it changed the modern world in china today
They invented an astrolobe which is like a compass, and also invented gunpowder. Another great invention that we use today of the Tang dynasty is paper.
The Sung Dynasty was known for its Art and its technology. It changed China today. The Sung Dynasty art what inspired the painters of todays Chinese paintings.