1. TITLE Brief History of China; Focused on Dynasties, Emperors, Wars and Internal Strifes.

2. INTRODUCTION Aim To Briefly Explain Effects of the Emperors, Dynasties, Wars and Internal Strifes on the Chinese History

3. INTRODUCTION Outline DYNASTIES *Chow Dynasty *Tsin Dynasty EMPERORS *Nan Wang *Chi Hwangti *Keen Lung STRIFES *Internal strife between dynasties WAR *Mussulmans’ increasing power and Chinese Strategy

4. Chow dynasty imperial China 1122 BC 221 BC notable rise ConfucianismTaoism is the of from to for the of &

5. Nan Wang deposed fashion hisvassals reduced position ignominious was in by one of great and to a humble he reigned sixty years although for nearly 1 23

6. Tsin dynasty of China ruled that 265 420, after period Three Kingdoms is the from to the of

7. Chi Hwangti reputed great-grandson Chow Siang Wang was the of proved himself rulers sat Dragon throne China also one of the greatest who ever on the of

8. Chow emperors deserve names rescued oblivion few of the to be from their later 112 1 ???

9. conqueror became founder Chinese dynasty Nan Wang’s the of the fourth

10. Tsin princes made themselves supreme fellows combination prudence daring S

11. underfame power Tsins reached culminating point Chi Hwangti the and of the their Ankara 5km

12. During period strife family waxed stronger princes China the internal one had steadily among the of

13. emperor suffered defeat severe attempting establish tribes troublesome frontier One a while to authority his Over the Beyond the

14. like wolf Tiger, wished draw princes claws He* devour them He* * : One of the princess of Tsin a Or a to All the other into his So that might

15. Tsin Chi Hwangti proved himself rulers sat Dragon throne China also greatest one of the who ever on the of

16. Although Nan Wang reigned sixty years for nearly 60

17. deposed fashion vassals Nan Wang his was ignominious by one of great

18. During period strife the internal which marked four centuries Chow dynasty IV

19. family waxed stronger princes China had steadily among the of one

20. Empress, Keen Lung Wife, 1751 Son In lost both his principal eldest and

21. space Keen Lung duties rank predecessors brief Seemed likely to prove more indifferent to the of than either of his for a Therefore

22. Keen Lung weakness ailments years reign suffered from physical a susceptibility to that detracted during first few of his

23. years’ practice Keen Lung himself work energy Konghi Yung Ching supposed However after a few hastened to devote to his with an which neither nor had P O W

24. While events forth heart China, of Which have been set Were happening in the the

25. misfortunes executive quarters realm other remote Had befallen the in the more of the

26. Mussulmans successfull mining combat Chinese people Was more in and in than the

27. Therefore population en masse Mohammedans triumph Chinese levy raised an and attacked Who had gained a momentary

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