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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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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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|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}}
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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}}
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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==

Revision as of 05:38, 17 October 2022

The Han dynasty (漢朝; 202 BCE – 9 CE; 25 CE–263 CE) was the second imperial dynasty of China. Established by Liu Bang after a revolution against the Qin dynasty and a civil war against 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. [citation needed]

History

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.[1]

Appearances

References