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2200 BCE
xia dynasty (china)
This dynasty is the first dynasty in china. -
1766 BCE
Shang dynasty (china)
They made horse- drawn chariots, writing, calendar, and religion. -
1700 BCE
xia dynasty ending (china)
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1080 BCE
Shang dynasty ending (china)
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1045 BCE
Zhou dynasty (china)
This dynasty developed philosophies including Confucianism, Daoism, and legalism. -
221 BCE
Zhou dynasty ending (china)
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206 BCE
Qin dynasty ending (china)
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206 BCE
Han dynasty (china)
This dynasty is known for their government structure. -
57 BCE
Silla dynasty (Korea)
This was the first dynasty of korea. -
37 BCE
Goguryeo dynasty (korea)
This dynasty ruled northern korea during the three kingdoms period. -
18 BCE
Baekje dynasty (korea)
This dynasty is known for its great power. -
221
Han dynasty ending (china)
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221
Qin dynasty (china)
This dynasty made the great wall and a large army of Terracotta warriors. -
581
Sui dynasty (korea)
This dynasty is known for there stable economy. -
618
Sui dynasty ending (korea)
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618
Tang dynasty (korea)
This dynasty was known for there peace and for that they were powerful. -
660
Baekje dynasty ending (korea)
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668
Goguryeo dynasty ending (korea)
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698
Parhae dynasty (korea)
This dynasty is known for being wealthy. -
710
Nara and heien period (japan)
Large Buddhist monasteries were built in the new capital. The Heian period is also considered the peak of the Japanese imperial court and noted for its art, especially poetry and literature. -
907
Tang dynasty ending (korea)
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926
Parhae dynasty ending (korea)
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935
Silla dynasty ending (Korea)
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960
Song dynasty (china)
This period was known for being during the golden age. -
1192
Nara and heien periods ending (japan)
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1192
Kamakura period (japan)
In this time period they started the military. -
1279
Shang dynasty ending (china)
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1333
Kamakura period ending (japan)
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1338
Muromachi period (japan)
The muromachi period did really good art of all kinds, architecture, literature -
1573
Muromachi period ending (japan)
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1573
Azuchi–momoyama period (japan)
In Japanese history, age of political unification under the daimyo Oda Nobunaga and his successor Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who finally brought all provinces under the control of the central government. -
Azuchi–momoyama period ending (japan)
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Edo period (japan)
Tokyo officially became the Japanese capital after Emperor Meiji moved his seat to the city from the old capital of Kyoto in 1868, at that time Edo was renamed Tokyo. -
Edo period ending (japan)
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Meiji period (japan)
Also called the Meiji Emperor, he was the first ruler of Japan to wield actual political power in centuries -
Meiji period ending (japan)
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Taisho and early Showa Period (japan)
In December 1941, Japan attacked the Allied powers at Pearl Harbor and several other points throughout the Pacific. -
Taisho and early Showa Period ending (japan)