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Xia

~2070-1500 BC


~considered China's first dynasty


~bronze technology, enters bronze age


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Shang

~1500-1045 BC


~writing system


~oracle bones


~concept of "Di" (Supreme Being)


~state controlled industries, bronze, silk




Zhou

~1045-256


~China's longest dynasty


~Mandate of Heaven & Son of Heaven


~Three philosophies, Confucianism, Taoism, Legalism

Warring States Period

~480-222 BC


~7 Mega States {Qi, Qin, Shao, Han, Wei, Chu, Yan)


~crossbow invented


~Sun Tzu "Art of War"

Qin

~221-206 BC


~Unification in China


~Shi Huangdi first emperor


~China's first empire


~Legalism


~Great Wall

Han

206-220


~Golden Age


~paper


~"original Chinese people"


~Silk Road


~Changan model capital


~civil service system


Confucius Scholar Class


public schools


expand empire


Emperor Wudi 147-87 BC

Period of Disunion

265-581


Han Dynasty collapsed


Broke up Empire to 3 rival kingdoms





Sui

581-618


China reunified


Emperor Wen Di-Buddhists


Great canal

Tang

618-906 CE


Golden Age


moveable type


porcelain


gunpowder


clocks


imperial examination


Empress Wu Zetian 624-705 only female empress



Song

960-1279


creation of merchant class


civil service exam perfected


magnetic compass

Mongol Invasion

1206-1337

Yuan

1280-1365


China ruled by Mongols


Kublai Khan


Pax Mongolia


Marco Polo

Ming

1368-1644


last native imperial dynasty


Forbidden City


Golden Age


Art, literature, ceramics, opera


Admiral Zhenghe

Qing

1644-1912


Ruled by Manchu


Expanded borders


Tibet, Mongolia, Taiwan