Xia Dynasty (1 ene 2100 año aC – 31 dic 1558 año aC)

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The Xia Dynasty is considered by some historians as the first dynasty in Chinese history, although its existence and extent are a subject of debate among scholars. It is said to have lasted from around 2100 BC to 1557 BC and was believed to be founded by Yu the Great after he successfully diverted a Yellow River flood.

The Xia Era is marked by significant cultural and technological advancements, including the development of irrigation systems and the use of bronze in tools and weapons. The dynasty is also known for its legends and myths, including stories of the legendary emperors Yao, Shun, and Yu, who were said to have established the foundation of Chinese civilization.

Despite its cultural significance, there is limited archeological evidence to confirm the existence of the Xia Dynasty, and many aspects of the era remain shrouded in mystery and mythology. Nonetheless, the Xia Era is considered an important period in Chinese history, representing the early development of Chinese civilization and providing the foundation for the dynasties that followed.