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About Qin dynasty 1
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About Qin dynasty 1
A Brief Introduction to the Qin Dynasty (22 BC1-207 BC)
In 22 1 BC, Qin Shihuang completed the unification of the ancient Central Plains and established the first unified feudal dynasty in the history of China. "The king of Qin sweeps Liuhe, looking at He Xiongzai!" Ying Zheng, king of Qin, made Xianyang his capital and became the first emperor of the feudal dynasty in China. At the beginning of the Qin dynasty, the Huns were attacked in the north; Go south and cross. The territory expanded rapidly, which further improved the territory of Yanhuang, but it was finished because of Qin Ershi, which failed to restore and unify the nomadic people in the north. But the western part of its territory at that time has reached today's Gansu and Sichuan; Southwest to Yunnan and Guangxi; North to Yinshan Mountain. As a feudal empire, it established a highly centralized political system in a vast ruling area. The emperor is supreme and has unlimited power. The powers of government affairs, military affairs and supervision are divided by the Prime Minister, Qiu Wei and Tai Yi respectively, but they are not related to each other, and the emperor has the final decision. The county system is implemented locally, and the royal family appoints and dismisses the main officials of the county. The political system of the feudal country created by the Qin Dynasty was only mended in the later history of the feudal society in China, and its basic framework remained unchanged. In order to consolidate his rule, Qin Shihuang ordered the weapons of the original six countries to be collected and destroyed, and then cast into 12 bronze men. In order to strengthen control, the nobles of the former six countries were forcibly moved to live near Xianyang. The Qin dynasty also promulgated strict laws to implement the establishment of farmers. Unified currency, unified measurement and unified writing have great influence on later generations. In order to maintain his rule, Qin Shihuang was the first to suppress ideas, annihilate culture and destroy academics. He accepted the idea of Prime Minister Reese. Except for a few books, a large number of poems, classics and hundreds of writings were burned, and more than 460 Confucian scholars and alchemists were buried alive. ...
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