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Varun: China
China
Shang Dynasty
1523 B.C - 1028 B.C
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The Shang Dynasty
-Cast-Bronze Weapons gave Shang kings military might.
-Woven silk, Glazed ceramics, and lacquerware first appeared in the Shang Dynasty.
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Zhou Dynasty
1028 B.C - 256 B.C
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-Bronze loses religious associations and becomes a social status symbol
-Confucianism and Taoism evolved and Chinese literature tradition began.
Qin Dynasty
221 B.C - 206 B.C
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-Shih-Huang unifies the "warring states" and declares himself China's first emperor
-First sections of great wall built
Han Dynasty
206 B.C - 220 A.D
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-First of Chinas 4 great dynasties
-Invented paper and lead glazed ceramics
-Created Silk Road
-Extended into Vietnam
Sui Dynasty
581 - 618
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-Invented Porcelain
-Fixed Great Wall
-Closed with arrival of third emperor
Confucius
Early Zhou
1122 B.C - 221 B.C
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Late Zhou
1122 B.C - 221 B.C
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Childhood of Confucius
551 B.C - 536 B.C
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Careers of Confucius
536 B.C - 479 B.C
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Korea
Silla (Shilla)
57 BC - 935 AD
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- Adopted many Chinese things -Southeast -Defeated Koryo and Paechke in 679 and united Korea -Korea prospered and arts flourish -Buddhist temples created -The capital Kyongju was renowned as the city of gold -Set up national Confucian academy in 692 -Kyongju modeled after China's capital Chang'an -Only aristocrats had political influence -Conflicts between peasants and aristocrats led to downfall -Fell in 935
Japanese occupation
1910 - 1945
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Goryeo (Koryeo)
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-Name --)> Korea
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-Porcelain perfected
-Mongols overran
Joseon (Choson)
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-Songye overthrows mongols
-Reduced buddhist influence
-Last + Longest dynasty
-Invented new alphabet