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HAN DYNASTY
Created by
Julia Miryam-Chavah Schenzinger
⟶ Updated 27 Jun 2018 ⟶
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Timelines by
Julia Miryam-Chavah Schenzinger
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ANCIENT JAPAN
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NUBIA
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Ancient Hebrews/Israelites
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BYZANTINE & ISLAM EMPIRES
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ROMAN EMPIRE
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STEPPE PEOPLE
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Ancient Mesopotamia
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the Vedic-Aryans
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MONGOL EMPIRE
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ANCIENT GREECE
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Ancient Egypt
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Indus Valley Civilization
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PUNICS
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PERSIA
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HELLENISTIC TIMELINE
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AKSUM / ETHIOPIA
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Ancient China
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BANTUS
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TANG DYNASTY
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SONG DYNASTY
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Events
206 BCE - 220 CE: The Han dynasty rules China from their capital in Chang'an; one of the longest of China’s major dynasties
Mar 206 BCE: Emperor Gaozu (Liu Bang) becomes the first Han ruler
141 BCE - 87 BCE: Han Emperor Wu abandons Legalism in favor of Confucianism
138 BCE - 126 BCE: Zhang Qian, as envoy of the Han emperor, opens up the 'Silk Road' trading route between China and central Asia
2 CE: Chang’an, the imperial capital of China, had a population of nearly 250 thousand people.
c. 23 CE: After the sack of Chang'an, Liu Xiu led his loyal officials to the city of Luoyang, where the Chinese imperial capital was relocated
91 CE: The Han dynasty of China invades Mongolia
105 CE: Invention of fine paper-making process by Cai Lun
184 CE: The Yellow Turban rebellion breaks out when local government offices are attacked across China
190 CE: Luoyang, the Han capital in China, is burned; Dong Zhou seized control of the Chinese imperial capital and placed a child, Liu Xie, as the new ruler
205 CE: Cao Cao takes over the former Han government and appoints himself chancellor, in effect, a military dictator.
215 CE: Cao Cao represses for good the Yellow Turban rebellion in China.
220 CE: Liu Xie abdicated the throne. Wars between warlords and states continued and Chinawould have to wait about 350 years to be unified again.