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Chinese History and Culture (Part 6)- Qin Dynasty, The Rise of the First Emperor, Unification of China, Legalist Rule, and the Fall of the World’s First Centralized Empire

Chinese History and Culture (Part 6)- Qin Dynasty, The Rise of the First Emperor, Unification of China, Legalist Rule, and the Fall of the World’s First Centralized Empire

Jia Ming Wang

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Año de edición:
2026
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Historia de Asia
ISBN:
9798895845066
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This book introduces the Qin Dynasty (秦朝, Qín Cháo), the first imperial system to unify China after centuries of war during the Warring States (战国, Zhàn Guó) period. It follows how Qin Shi Huang (秦始皇, Qín Shǐ Huáng) transformed scattered kingdoms into a single centralized empire.Readers will learn how strict Legalism (法家, Fǎ Jiā) shaped government, law, and society, creating both order and hardship across the empire. Major reforms such as unified writing, standard measurements, and national infrastructure reshaped daily life in lasting ways.The book also covers the dramatic rise and fall of the Qin state, from rapid expansion and powerful control to sudden collapse after the emperor’s death. Through this story, readers gain insight into how one of history’s shortest dynasties left one of its longest-lasting legacies.

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