The History of the First Emperor of China

On March 29, 1974, some workers dug a well on the east side of Xi'an outside Xi'an. The workers found warriors of terracotta and asked government authorities to investigate the problem. Soon, government archaeologists were dispatched to the site. A great clay army bothered modern craftsmen, attracted the interests of archaeologists, and shocked the masses. Before this discovery, nobody knew the first Chinese emperor. Forty years later, we know his legacy.

Yin Yu, or emperor Qin Shi, was considered from modern history as being the first truly universal emperor in ancient China. He unified the country of war by the conquest war, and finished the warring country era which began in the spring and autumn era. The prince and public division of Zhou dynasty brought China's feudal age. When Qin Shihuang and his country were called Qin, it eventually will conquer all other countries and establish a unified kingdom, Qin Chao.

The history of China is divided into dynasties, each dynasty celebrates the era of emperor control. The first empire was the Qin dynasty which began in 221 BC. The last emperor was knocked down in 1912, and China became a republic. After the civil war with Chinese nationalists, the communist government began to rule in 1949.

The first Imperial dynasty in China was the Qin dynasty (221 - 207 BC). The Qin dynasty united China's warring States, but after the death of the first Emperor Qin Shihuang, their empire became unstable. Within four years the authority of the dynasty collapsed in the face of the rebellion. Two former rebel leaders in North Korea (202 BC), Cheu and Ryuban (195 BC, 195 BC) participated in the war and decided who will become Chinese hegemony. Kingdom, each kingdom is claiming to be faithful to Xiang Yu or Liu Bang. Xiang Yu proved to be a competent commander, but Liu Bang beat him in contemporary Gaia campaign (202 BC). Liu Bang was called "The Emperor" (yellow emperor) under the inspiration of his followers and was called the emperor Gaozu (202-195 BC). Chang'an was chosen as the new capital of the Han Dynasty Empire

During Qin Emperor period (259-210 BC) the Chinese emperor used the yellow emperor. Wu Zetian is the only woman in Chinese history that won Huang Di's title. Her words as the de facto ruler of China (initially through her husband, and then through her son, 665 to 690) were not unprecedented in Chinese history, but she We established her own dynasty in 690. Zhou breaks the precedent (Week) (breaking the Tang dynasty), personally controlled by the name of Emperor, changed from 690 to 705.