http://www.netplaces.com/speaking-mandarin-chinese/an-overview-of-china/the-dynastic-cycle.htm
Dynasty
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Time Period
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Xià
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2205–1765 b.c.e.
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Shāng
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1766–1066 b.c.e.
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Zhóu
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1066–256 b.c.e.
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Qín
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221–207 b.c.e.
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Hàn
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206 BCE–220 c.e.
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Sān Guó
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220–280 c.e.
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Jìn
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265–420 c.e.
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Liù Cháo
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420–589 c.e.
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Suí
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581–618 c.e.
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Táng
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618–907 c.e.
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Wǔ Dài Shí Guó
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907–960 c.e.
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Sòng
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960–1279 c.e.
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Yuán
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1271–1368 c.e.
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Míng
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1368–1644 c.e.
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Qīng
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1644–1911 c.e.
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Over time, a long period of time, China has gone through many dynasties as shown above.
Above is how the Dynastic Cycle worked for the Chinese. This is the repetitive cycle that look place for many, many years in China as you can see from the numerous dynasties over time.
The Dynastic Cycle: Flow Chart
http://regentsprep.org/Regents/global/themes/goldenages/IMAGES/dynasticcycle.gif
Above is how the Dynastic Cycle worked for the Chinese. This is the repetitive cycle that look place for many, many years in China as you can see from the numerous dynasties over time.
Seeing this post, and how successful China was when they had dynasties makes me Question if they would still be so powerful if this never changed. Americans today acknowledge how powerful China is today- they have strong education, and practically everything is made in China. Would they be this high up and advanced if they had not abolished the dynasty was of ruling?
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