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Español: Historia de China
文言：中華史。
Ancient China[Bearbeiten]
Tribal Unions and Ancient Sages[Bearbeiten]
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Neolithic sites of China -
Map of tribes and tribal unions in Ancient China, including tribes of Huang Di (Yellow Emperor), Yan Di (Flame Emperor) and Chiyou. -
The Nine provinces defined by Yu, the Great during the legendary flood.
Xia Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Xia Dynasty (2070 BC – 1600 BC)
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Xia
Shang Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Shang Dynasty (1600 BC – 1046 BC)
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Battle of Muye
Zhou Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Zhou Dynasty (1046 BC - 256 BC)
Western Zhou[Bearbeiten]
Western Zhou (1046 BC - 771 BC)
Eastern Zhou[Bearbeiten]
Eastern Zhou (770 BC - 221 BC)
Spring and Autumn Period[Bearbeiten]
Spring and Autumn Period (770 BC - 475 BC)
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Five Hegemons -
Map of major states in early Spring and Autumn period -
Map showing the journey of Confucius to various states between 497 BC and 484 BC. -
Battle of Changshao between Qi and Lu -
Battle of Chengpu between Jin and Chu -
Battle of Xiao between Qin and Jin -
Battle of Boju between Chu and Wu -
Battle of Bi -
Birth places of notable philosophers
Warring States Period[Bearbeiten]
Warring States Period (475 BC - 221 BC)
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Early Warring States Period -
Later Warring States Period -
Warring States Period -
Battle of Guiling -
Battle of Maling -
Battle of Changping -
Battle of Handan -
Dujiangyan Hydrological Project
Early Imperial China[Bearbeiten]
Qin Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Qin Dynasty (221 BC - 207 BC)
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Unification of Qin Shi Huang -
The Qin empire in 210 BC. -
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Qin divisions -
Qin uprisings
Han Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Western Han[Bearbeiten]
Western Han Dynasty (206 BC - AD 8)
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Han commanderies and kingdoms AD 2. -
Expansion of Han dynasty in 2nd century BC -
Chu - Han Contention -
Rebellion of the Seven States
Xin Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Xin Dynasty (8 - 23)
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Xin Dynasty Territory -
Xin Dynasty Uprisings (Lulin and Chimei)
Eastern Han[Bearbeiten]
Eastern Han Dynasty (25 - 220)
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Warlords in early Eastern Han -
Eastern Han 2nd century -
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Eurasia in 2nd Century AD -
Yellow Turban Rebellion -
Warlords before the end of Han dynasty -
Luoyang in Han Dynasty
HAN is started by a pleasant named liu bang as art and the birth of the great philosophier such as kong zi or Confucius or may be master kong. These influenced china`s art and philosophy.
Era of Fragmentation[Bearbeiten]
Three Kingdoms[Bearbeiten]
Three Kingdoms Period (220 - 280)
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Three Kingdoms -
Battle of Yiling -
Zhuge Liang's Southern Campaign -
Zhuge Liang 1st and 2nd Northern Expeditions -
Zhuge Liang 3rd Northern Expedition -
Zhuge Liang 4th and 5th Northern Expeditions -
Three Kingdoms in 262, on the eve of the conquest of Shu by Wei. -
Jin Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Jin Dynasty (265 - 420)
Western Jin[Bearbeiten]
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Western Jin -
War of Eight Princes
Eastern Jin and Sixteen Kingdoms[Bearbeiten]
Eastern Jin Dynasty (Southern China, 317 - 420) Sixteen Kingdoms (Northern China, 304 - 439)
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Eastern Jin divisions -
Uprising of Five Barbarians -
Eastern Jin Territory -
Battle of Canhe Slope -
Sixteen Kingdoms 317 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 326 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 338 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 350 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 376 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 391 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 398 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 402 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 406 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 416 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 423 AD -
Sixteen Kingdoms 436 AD -
Battle of Fei River -
Ran Wei and Duan Qi kingdoms -
Helian Xia kingdom -
Huan Wen expedition -
Liu Yu expedition
Northern and Southern Dynasties[Bearbeiten]
Southern and Northern Dynasties(420 - 589)
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Northern Wei and Liu Song -
Northern Wei and Southern Qi -
Eastern Wei, Western Wei and Liang -
Northern Qi, Northern Zhou and Chen -
Tujue (Turk) khanate -
Northern Wei 464 -
China Divisions in 572 -
Spread of Buddhism -
Uprisings of Northern Wei -
Jingxue and Xuanxue ideologies
Middle Imperial China[Bearbeiten]
Sui Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Sui Dynasty (581 - 618)
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Reign of Emperor Yang -
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Sui divisions -
Sui Uprisings
Tang Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Tang Dynasty (618 - 907)
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Establishment of Tang Dynasty -
8th century -
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Battle of Hulao -
Six protectorates of Tang dynasty -
Tang Tujue War -
Tang-Tuyuhun War -
Battle of Dafei River -
Conquest of Western Turks -
Khitan Rebellion during Empress Wu's reign -
Tang-Korean wars -
Battle of Talas -
An Lushan Rebellion -
Huang Chao Rebellion -
Tibetan Empire at its greatest extent in 790 after signing the treaty with Tang -
Ten Jiedushi of Tang -
Tang circuits in 660 -
Tang Fanzhen -
Chang'an of Tang -
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Guiyi Circuit -
Balhae Kingdom (Pohai/Bohai) -
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Warlords before the end of Tang
Five Dynasties[Bearbeiten]
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period (907 - 960)
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Later Tang -
Later Jin -
Later Han -
Later Zhou
Song, Liao and Jurchen Jin[Bearbeiten]
Song Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Song Dynasty (960 - 1279)
Northern Song[Bearbeiten]
Northern Song(960 - 1127)
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Conquest of Song Dynasty -
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Rebellions of Song Jiang and Fang La -
Northern Song Circuits -
Kaifeng in Northern Song
Southern Song[Bearbeiten]
Southern Song (1127 - 1279)
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Yue Fei's famous quote -
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An overview of Mongols-Song wars -
Ziqi kingdom, the vassal of Song
Liao Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Liao Dynasty (960 - 1125)
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Locator map of the Khitan Empire, c. 1000. -
Liao era in Mongolia -
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Western Liao in 1160 -
Battle of Qatwan
Jurchen Jin[Bearbeiten]
Jurchen Jin Dynasty (1115-1234)
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Jin Dynasty circa 1200 CE. -
Jurchen Jin Circuits -
Song Jin Wars -
Battles of Yancheng and Yingchang -
Jin dynasty -
Conquest of Jin by Mongols and Song
others[Bearbeiten]
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Western Xia -
Yutian Kingdom -
Xizhou Uyghurs (Qocho Kingdom) -
Tibetan plateau during 13th century
Later Imperial China[Bearbeiten]
Yuan Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368)
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Mongol Invasion of China -
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Yuan Provinces -
Red Turban Rebellion and Warlords -
Marco Polo's routes -
The 27 observatories built and used by Guo Shoujing and his colleagues
See also: Mongol Empire, Category:Yuan Dynasty
Ming Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644)
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Regional Military Commissions of Ming Dynasty -
Zheng He's voyages -
Tumu Fort Crisis -
Ming Turpan conflict -
Miao people rebellions in Ming dynasty -
Ming Great Wall and Nine Garrisons -
Battle of Ningyuan -
Battle of Shanhai Pass -
Southern Ming after 1644 -
Altan Khan and Ming Empire in 1571 -
Travels of Xu Xiake -
Nanjing in Ming Dynasty -
Eastern Chagatai khanate -
Yarkent Khanate -
Locations of the fiefdoms of Ming princes
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Qing Dynasty[Bearbeiten]
Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911)
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Viceroys of Qing dynasty -
The rebellion of three feudatories -
Qing's conquest of Dzungar -
Taiping Rebellion -
Boxer Rebellion -
Mutual Protection of Southeast -
Beijing in Ming and Qing Dynasties -
Dungan Revolt (1862 - 1877) during the reign of Tongzhi Emperor in northwestern China -
Nian Rebellion -
Modern China[Bearbeiten]
Republic of China[Bearbeiten]
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Republic of China in 1914 -
Northern Expedition -
Soviet zones -
Central Plains War -
The Long March of Red Army -
The Battle of Chishui River -
Battle of Luding Bridge -
Anti-Japanese War in 1940 -
Anti-Japanese War in 1944 -
Bombing of Chongqing -
The proposed Chongqing Campaign (Operation 5) by Japanese -
Theaters (military operational regions) of Chinese National Revolutionary Army from late 1938 to early 1940 during the 2nd Sino-Japanese War -
The Hump and Burma Road during World War 2 -
Three Campaigns of Chinese Civil War -
Chinese Civil War in 1947 -
Pingjin Campaign -
Chinese Civil War in 1948 -
Chinese Civil War in early 1949 -
Chinese Civil War in later 1949 -
Nationalists retreat to Taiwan -
Hainan Island Campaign
People's Republic of China[Bearbeiten]
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Sino-USSR border conflict
