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Chinese Empire

From 1100 BCE until the 200s CE --> 3 great dynasties ruled China = Zhou (JOH) = Qin (CHIN) = Han (HAHN)

The Zhou Ruled China for more than 800 years -- more than any other dynasty Zhou dynasty conquered the Shang dynasty Claimed rule under Mandate of Heaven Said Shang lost mandate by ruling poorly

MANDATE OF HEAVEN Divine right to rule. A king/emperor only got to rule as long he had the approval of Heaven/the gods. Explains the Dynastic Cycle – once Heaven doesn’t support a ruler he can be overthrown and replaced.

The Zhou To control their land, the kings set up a feudal agricultural system in which nobles owned the land and peasants worked it Kings gave their relatives city-states Each of these lords had total authority over their city & had their own armies Eventually, the lords had more power than the king City-states warred with each other -- locked in a struggle that ended the Zhou era

The Zhou Technological advances of the Zhou Dynasty: Built roads and expanded foreign trade Formed cavalries = groups of warriors on horseback New weapon: the crossbow Iron plows Irrigation and flood-control systems

The Zhou China’s population grew quickly during the Zhou Dynasty

The Qin Conquered the Zhou “First Emperor” = Qin Shihuangdi

The First Emperor United much of the nation under one strong government Organized the empire into military districts -- one official per district Created a universal system of weights and measures Standardized coins, created a uniform writing system and set up a law code throughout China Used forced labor to dig canals & build roads

Terra Cotta Army

Terra Cotta Army

The Great Wall of China Built in northern China to prevent attacks from the north Connected a series of walls that already existed Took several years & over 300,000 Chinese peasants --> thousands died Stretches over 4,000 miles

The Great Wall of China

Qin’s Strict Rule Imposed a tax on landowners Appointed only educated men as officials to run his government Censored & burned books People couldn’t write about the past

Legalism Legalists = scholars that opposed Confucian ideas Legalism = philosophy that rejected Confucian idea of leading by example and emphasized strict laws and harsh punishments

Qin’s Strict Rule Subjects saw Qin as a cruel tyrant. He angered everyone: Nobles = mad that he destroyed aristocracy Peasants = mad about the forced labor Scholars = mad about book burning 210 BCE = Qin died and dynasty soon came to an end Lasting Legacy = new ways of organizing & unifying the nation

The Han Ruled China for more than 400 years until 220 AD Used same forms of centralized power as the Qin, but not as harsh Rivaled the Roman Empire in its power and achievement

The Han Reached its peak during the reign of King Wu Ti (sometimes spelled Wudi) Extended the empire Sent armies against nomadic invaders

The Han Trade routes to the West developed Major trade route - the Silk Road Linked East and West Allowed traders to exchange Chinese silk for Middle Eastern and European products

The Silk Road https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn3e37VWc0k

Pax Sinica Chinese Peace - 400 year period of prosperity and stability China fed its population by storing grain during times of plenty & selling it when harvests were poor Advancements in Farming and Transportation Veterinary medicine Complex irrigation systems Advancements in fertilizing crops New canals Better roadways

Pax Sinica Inventions Silk Paper Gunpowder Wheelbarrow Printed books Suspension bridge Compass Iron drill bits

Pax Sinica Political System Talented, intelligent people were appointed to government jobs -- NOT family They were given tests to see if they were qualified Evolved into civil service system - a system that allowed anyone with ability to attain public office. Unfortunately, this usually favored the wealthy because education was expensive Created a new class of well-educated civil servants called mandarins Controlled government until early 1900s

Han power declined & dynasty fell apart after Wudi’s reign ended Pax Sinica Han power declined & dynasty fell apart after Wudi’s reign ended