How Geography Affected China

What is the cause and reason for the urbanization of the Song dynasty? What is the result (effect)?

How much and how will the attitude toward Chinese government and foreign contacts (networks) influence the success or failure of each of the following dynasties (200 to 1600)? Han, Tang, Song, Yuan (Mongol) and Ming?

The Yangtze River and Yellow River were the Song Dynasty's water supply. This will make the living normal until farmers move from the north to the south. Mongolians and tribes have attacked landlords and wealthy people. As a result, farmers and landowners southed the Yangtze River basin.

Here, people cultivate wheat, millet and, most importantly, grow rice. However, as the Yangtze River flooded many times, the rice could not mature within the appropriate five months. But in the 11th century, as the new kind of rice matured within 2 months, we were able to plant 2 sets of harmless crops. As rice grows best under wet conditions rice needs to drain water and drain frequently. However, inventions such as chain pumps, dams, dams, gate channels will help aquatic plants

Tea, silk and cotton are also made here. In the past, tea was used only for medicinal purposes, but after that everyone drank tea. So, how does this help urbanization of the Song dynasty? Well, since all these rice, tea, silk, cotton etc was made, trade and commerce transaction increased, farmers left the farm and settled in the city by trade and commerce. Places like Taklimakan and the Gobi desert are blocking thieves and rival tribes. Only traders can get adequate food and water for traveling. A mountain like the Himalayas helps to prevent Mongolians and more people from fighting. Through these boundaries, trade can pass safely without hurting. As urbanization progressed by trade, settlements from the village to the city expanded. In addition, if no other country dares to try, Compass' invention will help overseas trade.

Geography has nothing to do with the government. Because most of the government is related to political organizations, it is not very common.

Han people invented the compass and urged foreigners to contact and implement overseas trade. In addition, Geographicical Silk Road helps to connect more places

Tang Jiaxuan welcomes foreign contacts and will exchange the boom. However, the northern tribes began to attack and restricted contacts from abroad. But geography has no effect in this respect.

The Ming Dynasty was a very famous dynasty for shipbuilding. Now they went to Africa and regained a lot of spices and wealth. They have tons as they have made the country pay respect to them. Foreigners are trusted and no one thinks things will get worse. But, as it is too much money for these huge ships, expensive exploration has ended.

The Silk Road occupies most foreign connections between China and other countries. Through trade, people communicate through the most famous trade routes.

The Silk Road occupies most foreign connections between China and other countries. Through trade, people communicate on their trade routes. This will help foreigners contact and influence. For trade at the Silk Road, the Mongolians touched them

The geographical position of China influences Asian trade by blocking part of its trade. Because the Gobi desert is a vast desert and its size makes it a few days to pass, people can trade. All the other features of things, they are so big and even matter that it takes time between those people. The Tibetan Plateau is a pretty large plateau that takes a lot of time to cross. The Himalayas are a very broad mountainous area, and they have Everest in the world's largest mountainous area. It takes time to climb

Geography has had a great influence on the development of Chinese culture. China has many geographical features in this very large country. There are grasslands, mountains, deserts, and forests. Mountains and deserts are obstacles to the development of culture. These areas are sparsely populated. Life is very isolated and difficult in these areas. In these areas, people are living their nomadic lives. From these mountainous areas and desert areas, a powerful empire, Mongol empire developed. They can work well in these areas. Invasion of Mongolia in northern China led to the construction of the Great Wall. In eastern China with grasslands, people can establish permanent settlements and develop civilizations. Rivers found in China also influenced the development of culture. Many civilizations have developed along these rivers. People use these rivers for transportation and trade.