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Ancient China

Neolithic China

Sinanthropus pekinesis “Peking Man” (750,000 – 500,000 BCE) Sinanthropus pekinesis

Yellow River Civilization

Neolithic Pottery 3000 BCE to 2000 BCE

The 4 Old-World River Valley Cultures

Pan-Gu: Mythical Creator of the Universe

“Chung Kuo” (The “Middle Kingdom”)

Hsia (Xia) Dynasty 2205-1027 BCE

Yu, the Great – Founder of the Hsia

“Huangdi” – Emperor The “Yellow Emperor.” Legend has it that he ruled for over 100 years. Associated with the invention of wheeled vehicles, ships, armor, pottery, and silk-making.

Emperor Fuxi Mythical Hsia ruler. Taught the Chinese how to read and write, according to legend.

Hsia Plaque, 1700 BCE

Shang Dynasty 1766-1027 BCE

Bronze Age Empires

Shang: 1523-1028 BCE

Oracle Bones

Oracle Bones Calendar

The Evolution of Chinese Writing during the Shang Pictographs Semantic-Phonetics

Ceremonial Dagger – 1028 BCE Axe Scepter – 1100 BCE - jade Ceremonial Dagger – 1028 BCE

Shang Urn

Shang Bronzes

Ritual Wine Vessel – bronze, 13c BCE

Zhou Dynasty 1027 - 256 BCE

Western Zhou: 1027-771 BCE

Eastern Zhou: 771-256 BCE

Ritual Food Vessel, bronze 11c BCE (Western Zhou)

Pendant of a Dancer - jade 3c BCE (Eastern Zhou)

Ritual Wine Vessel – 4c bronze, silver, gold, copper

Zhou Coins - bronze

“T’ien Ming” The Mandate of Heaven The leader must lead by ability and virtue. The dynasty's leadership must be justified by succeeding generations. The mandate could be revoked by negligence and abuse; the will of the people was important.

The Dynastic Cycle Start here A new dynasty comes to power. The emperor reforms the govt. & makes it more efficient. Emperor is defeated !! Lives of common people improved; taxes reduced; farming encouraged. The Dynastic Cycle Rebel bands find strong leader who unites them. Attack the emperor. Problems begin (extensive wars, invasions, etc.) Poor lose respect for govt. They join rebels & attack landlords. Taxes increase; men forced to work for army. Farming neglected. Droughts, floods, famines occur. Govt. increases spending; corruption.