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China, first century: In 29 BC, Liu Xiu, the legitimate descendant of the Han triumph rebels and other suitors. But at the same time the power of Wang Mang Wang becomes predominant. And with the backing of Confucian, it is named Emperor 6. At 9, Wang founded the Xin Dynasty. To celebrate the rise of the latter to the throne, he founded many shrines. There are several student buildings within which they wish to officiate at his ceremonial music, and where he wants to enact a number of principles Righteous. But his reign was marked by a number of rebellions against tyranny: at 18, the Red Eyebrows peasants Shandong arise, soon joined by farmers from other provinces and the supporters of the former dynasty. Wang Mang can not react, and the war to the advantage of Liu Xiu, whose troops are in Changan Wang Mang 22 killed in the fighting. One moment, the princes of Han vie for power. Then, in the year 25, Liu finally triumph, founded the Later Han dynasty - or Eastern Han with Luo Yang as its capital, and takes its name from the reign of Guangwu Di Indeed, Guangwu Di transfers quickly his seat of power to the East. He moved to Luoyang with his entire court. It soon extended the core of its new Metropolis onto the remains close to a much older City: Changzhou. At 27, he farms pestle mentioned in some of his official texts. At 28, he ordered to dig a small artificial cave on the slopes of Mount Ling and close to Greater Mancheng. He asked that it be accompanied by ornamental buildings. What he commands is a tumulus erected. At the heart of it, it requires the filing of a huge coffin, then five capules nested inside the other. He claims they are decorated with multicolored patterns such as floating clouds stylized, animal and plant themes black, red, or vermilion. He wants them to be enriched with paintings depicting the Chinese cosmogony and philosophy .And Finally, he explains that this is where he desires to be buried along with the main characters of the Aristocracy. 30, rather than economic reasons why the military Han to the West: they want both alliances against the Barbarians always ready to ravage their borders North and West, and fast horses and tough; Ferghana horses, allowing them to react effectively against these barbarians. The most famous mission is to Zhang Qian, ambassador of Emperor Han Wudi, charged as such to get an alliance with the Yuezhi against the Xiongnu. Party 38 of the western border of Gansu and heading southwest, crosses the Ferghana and enters the Koland; then he manages in Bactria to 40 and finds bamboo and clothing Sichuan arrived there by way of the South. He returned a year later and joined Changan City in 43, however, without being succeeded to achieve the desired alliance. Yet many caravans are organized. Starting from Changan for commercial purposes, they go to Ferghana to procure horses. Of trading expeditions are also moving to the Southwest to find this famous southern route which Zhang Qian made mention on his return. But none of them succeed, because they are very often attacked by Tibetan robbers who will sell them to their advantage in Asian fabrics and bamboo in Sichuan region markets. A few years later, after all, the Chinese general Ban Chao succeeds in imposing a real Pax Sinica throughout Central Asia. Having conquered all oases of Mongolia in 48 of the Tarim Basin to Kashgar, its mission is to submit the final Western Barbarians, raising in allied kingdoms and overcome the forces that allow him to beat the rebel regions. He thus moves towards the West: after reaching an alliance with Kusana and submitted all the oasis, it becomes Governor General Han in Central Asia and then lies to Kucha. In 52, an architect involved in the construction of the Mausoleum of Wudi Gang returns to Mancheng. Then he went around Mound Imperial. He tries to get inside to steal the treasures that have been installed. And it was not until his return from his journey, he dares mark: The entrance to the tomb was blocked by grids sealed between two brick walls. We ôtâmes. We went with amazement within two extraordinary underground palace. We saw the Cave of Prince Jin of Zhongshan, Liu Sheng. At his side, we notâmes the presence of the sarcophagus of Princess Dou Wan; His bride. We realized that we were standing in front of the coffins of our ancient monarchs. We realized that they were wrapped in shrouds of jade. Then finally behind them, we discernâmes two side galleries. And we saw some wood models reproducing the Earth Palace of the deceased. . To 55, the Emperor decided to build two new Cities. He first called all the first Good and the second Feng. He ordered their building on the shores of Feng, which is itself a tributary of the Wei. He asks his future residents to remember that if he erected at this place, it is to remember that this is the Region with the Zhou went to conquer the Shang Empire; but thats where they kept the Power of an iron fist until 771 before our era. Then a few months later, the Emperor requires two new Temples were created in Shaanxi Province: one in the city of Chengdu, and named Wanfo and the other in Greater Chionglaixain and called Dafo. 60, calligraphy develops. Chinese invented the soft brush and paper. They quickly engrave personal and official seals and reproduce texts on leaves from stone steles engraved intaglio then inked. This invention leads young intellectuals in the country to create a special that goes beyond mere communication function to become an art in itself. And fans soon see in it the noblest of Fine Arts; which is classified into two categories: the regular forms or cursive. Then, at 65, a Buddhist community came to Pengcheng, a commercial center in northern Jiangsu. And therefore, the penetration of Indian origin of this religious philosophy borrows regular commercial channels: the Oasis chain connecting the basin of the Amu Darya in Gansu, the sea routes of the Indian Ocean and China Seas South. But the land route is certainly the busiest. In the Chinese domain, Buddhism has to adapt to a very different civilization of the Indian Civilization. He was first associated with Taoism for several reasons: first come translators in China use Indian texts Taoist terminology to make Buddhist notions in Chinese. Responding to some of societys aspirations, so Buddhism is one of the fundamental pillars of the Chinese world. In addition, 85 is ready to meet the Tarim oases in Central Asia. In 89, the death of the Emperor Chong Sun, succeeded him on the throne Ho-Ti But 94 is Guangwu Di takes its place. This immediately for the sake of establishing inner peace; and is supported by the brave general, including Ban Chao is the brightest. Because it knows how to combine military and diplomatic genius science to get to Chinas control of the Tarim oases. Then he reached Kashi. And became Governor General Han in Central Asia, he moved to Kucha. It penetrates and Transoxiana, encouraged by the momentary weakness of the Parthians, trying to send to the Da Qin - the Roman Empire - an ambassador who is obliged to stop at the Mediterranean. In 100, the first dictionary, the Shuowen jiezi is dialed. It includes 9353 articles. While the eunuch Cai Lun invented paper, by mixing waste floss and waterlogged rags or hemp pulp mulberry.
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