Ancient China had three strong and important rulers. The first ruler was Shi Huangdi. He was the first emperor of China. He was harsh and warlike. He built roads, the great wall, and divided China into districts. He also burned all the religious books but keep books on technology, farming, and writing. Shi Huangdi unified China for twelve years but died in 210 BC. His dynasty died out in 202 BC and got overthrown by Liu Bang. Liu Bang was the next emperor of China. He was less harsh and used a religion called confucianism. After Liu Bangs death his grandson Wudi, became emporer. He was very warlike and was the peak of the Han dynasty. He improved the great wall and the armies. He died in 87 BC and the Han dynasty ended in 220 AD.
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