Essays on History of China

The last emperor of the Sui Dynasty, Yangdi, imposed many hardships on his citizens which led to a rebellion among his own people. He fled to the Grand Canal and lived a life of luxury. One of the generals tracked him down and killed him....

After the Han Dynasty collapsed in A.D. 220, no emperor was strong enough to hold China together. Over the next 350 years, more than 30 local dynasties rose and fell. Finally, by 589, an emperor named Wendi had united northern and southern China once again....

The Qing Dynasty was a feudal dynasty which established by the Manchu nobles. It was also the last imperial dynasty in Chinese history and which lasted from 1644 to 1912. In the early Qing, the government in order to alleviate class contradictions, they released the...

The Han Dynasty was China’s longest significant dynasty. It started in 206 BCE till 220 CE. With just minor interferences it kept going on a range of more than four centuries and was viewed as a golden age in the Chinese history particularly in arts,...

Considered by historians to have been a golden age in Chinese history, Tang dynasty was able to unite China after nearly four centuries of division. It was also able to link the North and the South after the construction of the Grand Canal. Next to...

Southeast Asia consists of 11 different countries that lie mainly between eastern India to China. It is a diverse group of states that are influenced by China and India. The region includes high numbers of Muslim countries, as well Buddhist countries, and also Hindu, Christian...

The UN has attacked hundreds of conflicts that have passed through mankind, recently a new initiative has been placed to end this issues around the globe. The Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Global Goals, were established in 2015 to end poverty, protect the...