The Han dynasty started in 206 BCE- 220 CE, and was one of Chinas longer dynasty's surviving for nearly 4 centuries with not many disruptions. This was considered the golden age in Chinese history, with many achievements like the arts, politics, inventions and technology. Later on other Chinese dynasty’s looked and admired the Han dynasty as a model of government and imperial power. The Han dynasty all began with a peasant revolting against the Qin emperor. This was led by liu Bang, the son of…
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government, which kept the Republic thriving day to day. Chinese age of Warring States 500-221 B.C.E The Chinese age of Warring States formed war between the major Chinese Dynasties. Since the war was over four centuries long , this produced havoc and chaos within China. There were 4 major dynasties that had a significant effect of the war during this time. The 4 main empires were zhou, Qin, Shang, and Han. Nearing the end of the war, the Zhou dynasty took control over the others. Greco-Persian…
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effective in mandating drastic changes in birth rates. The Indian government tried and failed to enforce somewhat similar regulations. The leaders changed many times in China during 100 C.E to 600 C.E.. In 100 C.E The Han dynasty was in power of all China. Then in 220 C.E. the Han dynasty falls, and three states take its place starting the warring states period that, except when the Jin dynasty reunites all of China from 265 C.E. to 316 C.E., lasts until 534 C.E. China is not reunited until the Sui…
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and construction processes, and even as a food ingredient – particularly in Asian cultures. Paper, and the pulp papermaking process, was said to be developed in China during the early 2nd century AD, possibly as early as the year 105 A.D.,[1] by the Han court eunuch Cai Lun, although the earliest archaeological fragments of paper derive from the 2nd century BC in China.[2] Contents [hide] 1 History 2 Etymology 3 Papermaking 3.1 Chemical pulping 3.2 Mechanical pulping 3.3 Deinked pulp 3.4…
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HSIA DYNASTY (LEGENDARY) (2000-1500 BCE, Bronze Age) Legendary philosopher-king Fu Hsi is reputed to have inventd the eight symbols used in divination. otter's Wheel introduced. Pigs, dogs, oxen, goats, sheep domesticated. SHANG DYNASTY (1500-1000 BCE) Shang Dynasty establishes and maintains a loosely organized authority over small settlements in the Yellow River valley. The Shang capitol Anyang established. Many palaces, irrigation projects, warehouses, and granaries built.…
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Hans Florian Zimmer is the greatest, German film score composer, but also a music producer known today. Zimmer was known and recognized as one of Hollywood’s most innovative musical talents. Hans born around September 12<sup>th</sup> of 1957 in the city of Frankfurt am Main, inside Germany. As an only child Hans mother was basically a musician, she was very musical and he’s father an engineer but also an inventor, which is how he grow up to modify the piano. At the age of three is when Zimmer being…
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Persia, Han & Gupta Empires The Medes and the Persians lived in the Middle East on the Iranian Plateau between the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf. In 550 B.C., the Persian ruler Cyrus the Great united these two peoples. He then expanded Persia's territory westward by conquering Lydia and Babylonia and eastward by conquering territories as far as the Indus River. BUILDING AN EMPIRE The son of Cyrus the Great conquered Egypt. The next ruler, Darius, unified the Persian Empire by building a network…
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Identify: a) Sui Wendi: Sui Wendi was an exporter who reconquered Han territory, while also uniting the north and south. However, he was unable to restore the Middle Kingdom, which was done only until the rule of Tang and Song. b) Tang Taizong: Tang Taizong was the name that Li Shimin, the son of Li Yuan, took on when he mounted the throne. At the age of 16, he was already a war hero, who urged his father to lead a revolt. Together, they defeated their enemies and established…
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Chinese made the discovery of silk, they wove this material into smooth cloth, that many royals and nobles desired making silk China’s most valuable export. China established a system of writing, that involved thousands of characters that in the early ages only the wealthy could afford the years of study it would take to understand the complex writing. During the Zhou Dynasty, the Chinese had made the first books, made out of thin strips of wood and bamboo together and, then they carefully drew complex…
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but compied Alexander. Good ruler, Mauryan Empire – consists of Chandra gupta and asoka 17. Asoka –grandson, great ruler, warrior, kills millions, changes to buddhism uses it for law. 18. Gupta Empire/Advancements – Shranra gupta ruler, golden age, restores hinudsim, pushed out Buddhism, new advances in Math: Arabic numerals, integers, decimals, count pi, cosign in Geometr, zero. Medicine: first public hospital, inoculation (vaccines) sterolize. Astronomy: recognize planets solstices, equinox…
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