wednesday 24 2012

Han emperors in china

In this chapter we have already discussed india, so on the bolded terms

The qin dynasty were very harsh on taxes,labor quotas and strict punishments

2 powerful people, Xiang Yu & Liu Bang

Very influential even today people from china often refer to themselves as “people of the Han”

First goal was to destroy the rivial kings power

He was going to do this by establishingcentralized government

Wudi had other ideas and sent  100 000 men to fight them

This is where the central authority controls the running of the state

He also lowered taxes and softened the the harsh legal punishment of the people

When Bang died his son became emperor but not really

The real ruler was the sons mother one of the bangs wives

When lu died the people that supported bang were upset and they executed the people who lu had put into power

After 30-40 years of turmoil and poor leadership,bangs great grandson took control of the hans and his name was wudi

Were fierce nomads known for their deadly archery from horseback

Top tier-emperor

2nd king, government

3 state officials nobles and scholars

4 peasants

5 artisans merchants

6 soldiers

7 slaves

Silk is very expensive compared to paper so this allowed for many people to get an educations

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