24 dynasties series table time

The chronology of the 24 dynasties in China is as follows:

Xia, Shang, Western Zhou, Eastern Zhou (Spring and Autumn Period, Warring States Period), Qin, Western Chu, Western Han, New Dynasty, Xuanhan, Eastern Han, Three Kingdoms (Cao Wei, Shu Han, Sun Wu), Western Jin, Eastern Jin, Sixteen Kingdoms (former cool, later cool, southern cool, northern cool, western cool, eastern cool, former swallow, western cool.

Northern Dynasties (Northern Wei includes Western Wei and Eastern Wei, Eastern Wei, Northern Qi, Western Wei and Northern Zhou), Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Wu Zhou (Wu Zetian), Middle and Late Tang Dynasty (before the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms), Five Dynasties (after Liang, Tang, Jin, Han and Zhou Dynasties) and Ten Kingdoms (Nanwu, Nantang, Qianshu, Houshu, etc.))

This list is arranged in chronological order, and the Tang Dynasty has the longest duration, from 6 18 to 907. These dynasties have different characteristics and development processes in politics, economy and culture. Understanding the characteristics of these dynasties will help us better understand the history and culture of China.

Some characteristics of 24 dynasties:

1, Xia dynasty: the first dynasty in the history of China, which was founded around 2070 BC. Its founder Qi is a wise leader. He established the central government, divided the territory into many tribes, and introduced new technologies such as bronzes. The word Xia became synonymous with China in the Xia Dynasty.

2. Shang Dynasty: About 1600 BC, merchants destroyed the summer and established the Shang Dynasty. Shang rulers were famous for their superstition of ghosts and gods and were keen on divination and sacrifice.

3. Western Zhou Dynasty: About 1046 BC, Zhou Wuwang destroyed the business and established the Western Zhou Dynasty. The rulers of the Western Zhou Dynasty implemented the enfeoffment system, enfeoffment the territory to the vassals and let them manage it themselves.

4. Eastern Zhou Dynasty: In 77 1 year BC, Gourong broke through Haojing, and the Western Zhou Dynasty perished and was established. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, a hundred schools of thought contended, and various ideological and cultural exchanges were very active.

5. Qin Dynasty: In 22 1 year BC, Qin Shihuang destroyed six countries and established the Qin Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty practiced legalism and advocated centralization and strict legal system. Wan Li Great Wall, irrigation system and other large-scale projects were built, and standard weights and measures and currency were implemented.

6. Western Han Dynasty and Eastern Han Dynasty: From 206 BC to 220 AD, the Han Dynasty was one of the prosperous times in China. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty implemented a ruling policy based on Confucianism to promote the development of education, culture and science. The Han Dynasty also conducted foreign trade and cultural exchanges.

7. Three Kingdoms Period: From 220 to 280 AD, China was divided into three countries: Wei, Shu and Wu.