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7/23/2025, 1:46:39 PM
>>716212025
Late reply, but this is the basic gist of it
>Xia and Shang dynasty
>not much is known but just like the previous dynasty it is clouded in mysticism
>Zhou dynasty
>the longest spanning dynasty in chinese history
>laid the groundwork for succeeding chinese governments
>Great Wall of china is built to keep steppe raiders at bay
>led to the famous warring states period
>Qin dynasty
>the first imperial dynasty
>most remembered for Qin Shi Huang Di being batshit crazy who wants to be immortal and sniffing mercury
>Han dynasty
>China is unified for the first time and expels the xiongnu barbarians
>time of great peace and prosperity, until it crumbles again around 184 AD, leading to the three kingdoms period
>generally considered to be China's Rome and is looked back upon fondly
>Jin dynasty
>chinks don't like to talk about this one
>royal court spent 10 years bankrupting china just after it got reunited only to get invaded and conquered by their slaves from the steppes
>Tang dynasty
>China gets some proper cultural identity now, where instead of focusing on court politics and boring scribes, there is a push on culture and religion. Buddhism gets a major push during this period. China also starts heavily interacting with its neighbors through trade and diplomacy
>This dynasty is especially important culturally because it would become the blueprint for both Korean and Japanese cultures
>surprise surprise it also collapses because of court mismanagement and is where the whole le entire city gets eaten meme comes from because of the sheer poverty and famine that rips the country apart
>Liao
>can't remember much but I think this is the time when Shaolin monks started practicing martial arts and defending themselves against looters, bandits and deserters
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Late reply, but this is the basic gist of it
>Xia and Shang dynasty
>not much is known but just like the previous dynasty it is clouded in mysticism
>Zhou dynasty
>the longest spanning dynasty in chinese history
>laid the groundwork for succeeding chinese governments
>Great Wall of china is built to keep steppe raiders at bay
>led to the famous warring states period
>Qin dynasty
>the first imperial dynasty
>most remembered for Qin Shi Huang Di being batshit crazy who wants to be immortal and sniffing mercury
>Han dynasty
>China is unified for the first time and expels the xiongnu barbarians
>time of great peace and prosperity, until it crumbles again around 184 AD, leading to the three kingdoms period
>generally considered to be China's Rome and is looked back upon fondly
>Jin dynasty
>chinks don't like to talk about this one
>royal court spent 10 years bankrupting china just after it got reunited only to get invaded and conquered by their slaves from the steppes
>Tang dynasty
>China gets some proper cultural identity now, where instead of focusing on court politics and boring scribes, there is a push on culture and religion. Buddhism gets a major push during this period. China also starts heavily interacting with its neighbors through trade and diplomacy
>This dynasty is especially important culturally because it would become the blueprint for both Korean and Japanese cultures
>surprise surprise it also collapses because of court mismanagement and is where the whole le entire city gets eaten meme comes from because of the sheer poverty and famine that rips the country apart
>Liao
>can't remember much but I think this is the time when Shaolin monks started practicing martial arts and defending themselves against looters, bandits and deserters
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