Dynasty

Bureaucracy of the Qing Dynasty The Qing emperors, like other Chinese emperors, always faced challenges from the bureaucracy. While Qing emperors must rely on bureaucracy to rule, they intended to maintain their position over the bureaucratic institutions. In addition to the challenge from the bureaucracy, the Manchu ruling as a minority further complicated the situation of Qing rule. On the one side, the Qing must adopt the Chinese bureaucratic system from the former Ming dynasty. On the other, the

The Qin Dynasty ended with the death of Shihuangdi and was followed by the Han Dynasty after Lui Bang’s army conquered the Qin Dynasty.. The Han Dynasty is known as one of the greatest eras recognized in China. Lui Bang founded the Han dynasty in 206 BCE; it was the second dynasty of China. He started a bureaucracy founded on intellect (Gill). Confucianism was the main philosophy at this time, “confucianism deals primarily with moral conduct and ethical living and is often categorized as an ethical

Tang Dynasty had many cultural achievements that impacted China's civilization even till this day still utilize. During the rule time of Tang Dynasty the types of achievements made was gunpowder, mechanical clock, printing, paper money currency, and other inventions. One of the achievements that happened during Tang Dynasty was the development of gunpowder. Gunpowder was invented by accident while mixing different chemicals together making an explosion. Which was the mixture of saltpeter, sulfur

The Qing Dynasty had many challenges when ruling a majority Chinese based population. Although, initially the Manchus had control of the army and they also followed along with the Chinese's bureaucracy whereas their Mongol counterparts earlier did not. The Manchu's decision to continue the Chinese' bureaucracy was an important one as it allowed for them to be much more accepted by the Chinese population. The opium trade had severe effects in allowing the Manchu military to deal with the rebellions

Intro: In our version of the Han Dynasty, we maintained original ideals regarding, politics, social statuses, philosophy, and governmental aspects. We changed and tweaked certain specific aspects of these themes, such as the height of the Great Wall of China, and the purpose behind folklore. Government and political aspects we decided to keep were the Great Wall of China, but in the form of a full wall around the entirety of the Han Dynasty, as well as making it taller, for better fortifications

The person that I studied was an amazing man. Xu Guangqi was a very famous mathematician in the Ming Dynasty. He was gifted in many other things as well that included math. Xu was very important to the Ming dynasty. He made many discoveries that made the Ming dynasty a better, smarter place. Xu was an amazing mathematician, scientist and agriculturist. He also had some struggles but overcame them. Xu was born in Shanghai in 1562 on April 24th. He was born into a poor family. His father was a vegetable

of the 7 wonders of the world. The Great Wall has one of the most fascinating history/background to it, because of how long it is, the way it protects China, and how they made the Great Wall. No one really has much proof if Yu founded the first dynasty in China (Connected Ed). In 220 BC. Qin Shi Hung became the first emperor of China (Great). Emperor Qin wanted to make China strong by making a unified army (Connected ED). By the 3rd century Qin took over all of China (McKillop). Kingdoms had controlled

The waning years of the Han Dynasty were characterized by agrarian distress and internecine conflict as a result of the system of government. Emperor Ling-ti who ruled China from 168-189 A.D, placed great confidence in his numerous palace eunuchs. They came to constitute an influential court faction, but were frequently opposed by a group of scholar-officials at the court. The court's preoccupation with fractional strife aided the emergence into prominence of the provincial generals who were sufficiently

Empress Dou under the name Li Shimin, was the second emperor of the Tang dynasty. Mentioned before, he was one of the most recognized emperors. It all started when he was a younger, he was much more courageous and had more keen sight

From 618-907, the unprecedented leniency and tolerance of the Tang dynasty created a large hyper power, with alliances and trading and such. This empire left a lasting impression on the Chinese. “These and other factors converged to produce a dynasty more tolerant of foreign cultures, religions, and influences than any other in Chinese history.” Taizong was the first emperor of the tang dynasty and set the precedent for his successors. His main goal was to establish equality throughout the regions