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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' {{1stm}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' {{Mdat}}

	==References==		==References==

imported>Sol Pacificus at 08:53, 18 May 2023

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			[[Category:Chinese governments]]

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	\|ruling_house= {{wiki\|House of Liu}} (劉)		\|ruling_house= {{wiki\|House of Liu}} (劉)
	\|affiliation=		\|affiliation=
	\|~~civilization~~= [[China]]		\|nation= [[China]]
	\|languages= {{Wiki\|Old Chinese}} {{c\|oral}}<br>{{Wiki\|Classical Chinese}} {{c\|literary}}		\|languages= {{Wiki\|Old Chinese}} {{c\|oral}}<br>{{Wiki\|Classical Chinese}} {{c\|literary}}
	\|religion= {{Wiki\|Chinese folk religion}}		\|religion= {{Wiki\|Chinese folk religion}}

imported>Sol Pacificus at 20:15, 15 May 2023

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	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:China]]		[[Category:Dynasties of China]]

imported>Sol Pacificus at 20:14, 15 May 2023

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	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	~~[[Category:Former empires]]~~
	[[Category:China]]		[[Category:China]]

imported>Sol Pacificus: I am hereby implementing a new paradigm for Chinese historiography for dating dynasties. Traditional dynastic date ranges are manipulated to fit a narrative of seamless continuity of succession that was not historically or factually true. (e.g. There were Ming regimes that held out for decades after Qing took Beijing; Yuan cont. to rule in Mongolia after being expelled from China, by the same logic Shu was also legitimately Han). etc.).

2022-10-17T03:38:27Z

I am hereby implementing a new paradigm for Chinese historiography for dating dynasties. Traditional dynastic date ranges are manipulated to fit a narrative of seamless continuity of succession that was not historically or factually true. (e.g. There were Ming regimes that held out for decades after Qing took Beijing; Yuan cont. to rule in Mongolia after being expelled from China, by the same logic Shu was also legitimately Han). etc.).

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	\|capital= [[Chang'an]] {{c\|206 BCE – 9 CE, 190–195 CE}}<br>[[Luoyang]] {{c\|23–190 CE, 196 CE}}<br>{{Wiki\|Xuchang}} {{c\|196–220 CE}}		\|capital= [[Chang'an]] {{c\|206 BCE – 9 CE, 190–195 CE}}<br>[[Luoyang]] {{c\|23–190 CE, 196 CE}}<br>{{Wiki\|Xuchang}} {{c\|196–220}}<br>{{Wiki\|Chengdu}} {{c\|221 CE–263}}
	\|government= [[Monarchy]]		\|government= [[Monarchy]]
	\|head_of_state={{Wiki\|Emperor of China\|Emperor}}		\|head_of_state={{Wiki\|Emperor of China\|Emperor}}
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	\|affiliation=		\|affiliation=
	\|civilization= [[China]]		\|civilization= [[China]]
	\|languages= {{Wiki\|Classical Chinese}}		\|languages= {{Wiki\|Old Chinese}} {{c\|oral}}<br>{{Wiki\|Classical Chinese}} {{c\|literary}}
	\|religion= {{Wiki\|Chinese folk religion}}		\|religion= {{Wiki\|Chinese folk religion}}
	\|demonym=		\|demonym=
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	\|founder(s)= {{Wiki\|Emperor Gaozu of Han\|Liu Bang}}		\|founder(s)= {{Wiki\|Emperor Gaozu of Han\|Liu Bang}}
	\|date_founded=202 BCE		\|date_founded=202 BCE
	\|date_dissolved=~~220~~ CE		\|date_dissolved=263 CE
	\|last_ruler={{Wiki~~\|Emperor Xian of Han~~\|Liu ~~Xie~~}}		\|last_ruler={{Wiki\|Liu Shan}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Han dynasty''' (漢朝; 202 BCE – 9 CE; 25 ~~CE–220~~ CE) was the second imperial dynasty of [[China]]. Established by {{wiki\|Emperor Gaozu of Han\|Liu Bang}} after a revolution against the [[Qin dynasty]] and a {{wiki\|Chu–Han Contention\|civil war}} against {{wiki\|Xiang Yu}}, its four century-long lifespan of relative sociopolitical stability, economic prosperity, and cultural flourishing is significant for laying the foundations of Chinese identity and thereby defining its classical period.{{Fact\|16 October 2022}}		The '''Han dynasty''' (漢朝; 202 BCE – 9 CE; 25 CE–263 CE) was the second imperial dynasty of [[China]]. Established by {{wiki\|Emperor Gaozu of Han\|Liu Bang}} after a revolution against the [[Qin dynasty]] and a {{wiki\|Chu–Han Contention\|civil war}} against {{wiki\|Xiang Yu}}, its four century-long lifespan of relative sociopolitical stability, economic prosperity, and cultural flourishing is significant for laying the foundations of Chinese identity and thereby defining its classical period.{{Fact\|16 October 2022}}

	==History==		==History==

imported>Sol Pacificus: Factual and grammatical corrections. I rewrote the lede in a hurry to cover the basic, main ideas of the dynasty. Just listing when it reigned and when it was interrupted doesn't explain much.

2022-10-17T03:08:42Z

Factual and grammatical corrections. I rewrote the lede in a hurry to cover the basic, main ideas of the dynasty. Just listing when it reigned and when it was interrupted doesn't explain much.

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	\|capital= [[Chang'an]] {{c\|206 BCE – 9 CE, 190–195 CE}}<br>[[Luoyang]] {{c\|23–190 CE, 196 CE}}<br>{{Wiki\|Xuchang}} {{c\|196–220 CE}}		\|capital= [[Chang'an]] {{c\|206 BCE – 9 CE, 190–195 CE}}<br>[[Luoyang]] {{c\|23–190 CE, 196 CE}}<br>{{Wiki\|Xuchang}} {{c\|196–220 CE}}
	\|government= [[Monarchy~~\|Absolute monarchy~~]]		\|government= [[Monarchy]]
	\|head_of_state={{Wiki\|Emperor of China\|Emperor}}		\|head_of_state={{Wiki\|Emperor of China\|Emperor}}
	\|head_of_government=		\|head_of_government=
	\|legislature=		\|legislature=
	\|military=		\|military=
	\|ruling_house= {{wiki\|House of Liu}} (趙)		\|ruling_house= {{wiki\|House of Liu}} (劉)
	\|affiliation=		\|affiliation=
	\|civilization= [[China]]		\|civilization= [[China]]
	\|languages= {{Wiki\|~~Old~~ Chinese}}		\|languages= {{Wiki\|Classical Chinese}}
	\|religion= {{Wiki\|Chinese folk religion}}		\|religion= {{Wiki\|Chinese folk religion}}
	\|demonym=		\|demonym=
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	\|founder(s)= {{Wiki\|Emperor Gaozu of Han\|Liu Bang}}		\|founder(s)= {{Wiki\|Emperor Gaozu of Han\|Liu Bang}}
	\|date_founded=202 BCE~~, 25 CE~~		\|date_founded=202 BCE
	\|date_dissolved=~~9 CE,~~ 220 CE		\|date_dissolved=220 CE
	\|last_ruler={{Wiki\|Emperor Xian of Han\|Liu Xie}}		\|last_ruler={{Wiki\|Emperor Xian of Han\|Liu Xie}}
	}}		}}
	The '''Han dynasty''' (秦朝) was an imperial dynasty of [[China]] ~~that ruled from 202 BCE to 9 CE and again from 25CE to 220CE~~. ~~It followed~~ the [[Qin dynasty]] and a ~~warring period known as the~~ {{~~Wiki~~\|Chu–Han Contention}}~~, and was interrupted by the~~ {{~~Wiki~~\|~~Xin dynasty~~}}, ~~separating it into two periods—the Western Han (202 BC – 9 AD)~~ and the ~~Eastern Han (25–220 AD). The Han dynasty is considered a golden age in~~ Chinese ~~history, influencing China to this day~~.~~<ref name="Wiki">~~{{WP\|~~Han dynasty~~}}~~</ref>~~		The '''Han dynasty''' (漢朝; 202 BCE – 9 CE; 25 CE–220 CE) was the second imperial dynasty of [[China]]. Established by {{wiki\|Emperor Gaozu of Han\|Liu Bang}} after a revolution against the [[Qin dynasty]] and a {{wiki\|Chu–Han Contention\|civil war}} against {{wiki\|Xiang Yu}}, its four century-long lifespan of relative sociopolitical stability, economic prosperity, and cultural flourishing is significant for laying the foundations of Chinese identity and thereby defining its classical period.{{Fact\|16 October 2022}}

	==History==		==History==
	During the Han dynasty, the [[Silk Road]] was a major trade route into China, through the [[Western Regions]]. It was ~~along~~ this road that [[Buddhism]] ~~spread~~ into ~~the country~~, and the [[śarīra]] ~~accumulated by their monks also poured into China~~, ~~getting into the hands of the earliest Chinese Buddhist priests~~.<ref name="Dynasty 7">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Flower Banquet (Part 7)]]</ref>		During the Han dynasty, the [[Silk Road]] was a major trade route into China, and it ran through the [[Western Regions]]. It was via this road that [[Buddhism]] was first introduced into China from [[India]], and the monks responsible for its transmission brought with them [[śarīra]], so that they would be passed down from generation to generation.<ref name="Dynasty 7">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Flower Banquet (Part 7)]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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The '''Han dynasty''' (秦朝) was an imperial dynasty of [[China]] that ruled from 202 BCE to 9 CE and again from 25CE to 220CE. It followed the [[Qin dynasty]] and a warring period known as the {{Wiki|Chu–Han Contention}}, and was interrupted by the {{Wiki|Xin dynasty}}, separating it into two periods—the Western Han (202 BC – 9 AD) and the Eastern Han (25–220 AD). The Han dynasty is considered a golden age in Chinese history, influencing China to this day.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Han dynasty}}</ref>

==History==
During the Han dynasty, the [[Silk Road]] was a major trade route into China, through the [[Western Regions]]. It was along this road that [[Buddhism]] spread into the country, and the [[śarīra]] accumulated by their monks also poured into China, getting into the hands of the earliest Chinese Buddhist priests.<ref name="Dynasty 7">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Flower Banquet (Part 7)]]</ref>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' {{Mo}}

==References==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:Former empires]]
[[Category:China]]