Chinese Dynasties-People

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Chinese Dynasties-People

Hsün Tzu
Founded Legalism, believed people were inherently bad, selfish, greedy, and corrupt, but made good through legalistic education
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Hsün Tzu Founded Legalism, believed people were inherently bad, selfish, greedy, and corrupt, but made good through legalistic education
Han Fei-Tzu Hsün Tzu's pupil, believed civil wars would end if people were held in check through harsh laws, Believed in a form of totalitarian rule with and autocratic government
Shi Huangdi first Emperor of united China, had an Idea that the law was supreme-even over the rulers and emperor
Liu Bang founder of the Han Dynasty
Wu Di Was a great ruler-founded imperial academy, Leveling, conquered territory including Manchuria, Korea Indochina and central Asia, created Pax Sinica by defeating the Huns
Wendi founder of the Sui Dynasty
Li Yuan Founded the Tang Dynasty
Li Bai daoist poet, wrote about happiness, died reaching for his reflection in the water...a wee bit "tipsy"
Du Fu Confucian poet, wrote about human suffering
Zhao Kuangyin Founded the Song
Temujin Genghis Khan's birth name, married Borte at age 9, but his father died so he had to return to his tribe to be the leader.
Genghis Khan "Universal Ruler", divided army into 95 groups of 1000 people each, took control of mongolia, Manchuria, Korea, northern China, Central Asia and parts of Russia
Ogedei a "great Khan", ruled Mongolia and northern China and southern China, later helped to take over the rest of central Asia.
Batu grandson of Genghis, Led Campaign in Russia and Europe (Poland, Hungary and Vienna, Austria), killed or took people as slaves, Led the Golden Horde- Gold=wealth Horde=elite Calvary force
Kublai Khan grew up in China, advised by confucian scholars, Great Khan of Yuan Dynasty, accepted Chinese culture- wore chinese robs, supported Confucianism and liked Chinese music and dance, didn't like Mongol-Chinese interactions, extended the grand canal so they could get more food to the capital
Zhu Yuanzhang founded the Ming Dynasty (bright/brilliant Dynasty), Buddhist monk
Zheng He: eunuch, captain of over sea expeditions for 30 years
Yongle one emperor of the Ming, supported Zheng He in his sea expeditions, started the Ming Tombs
Xuande Yongle's grandson, stopped sea travel in 1433
Tianqi young emperor who was interested in carpentry, allowed his eunuch to do his government work
Wei Zhongxian Tianqi's eunuch, kind of a dictator of china, raised taxes
Nurachi Manchu who founded the Qing (and defeated the Ming)
Kangxi qing ruler, supported literacy, Supported exam process of civil service, used leveling
Qianlong ordered the construction of the summer palace (Qing Dynasty)
Hsien Feng only famous for his wife/ concubine who became the empress
Cixione of Hsien Feng's concubines, was the only one to have a son-an heir to the throne, became empress dowager when Hsien Feng died,made her son's wife commit suicide so she could still rule, she loved luxury items, she built a marble boat when she should have financed a navy, she led the the downfall of the Qing
Tongzhi Cixi's son, emperor at age 5, had a wife and a son, died of "small pox"
Tongzhi's wife committed suicide due to the persuasion of Cixi
Guangxu Cixi's nephew, was emperor at age 4

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