Han dynasty

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The Han dynasty was a long-lasting imperial Chinese dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE) known for consolidating central rule, expanding territory, and fostering major advances in culture, technology, and the Silk Road trade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical Chinese dynasty
imperial dynasty of China
alsoKnownAs Former Han
Han dynasty
surface form: Later Han
capital Chang'an
Luoyang
continent Asia
country China
culturalInfluenceOn Japan
Korean Peninsula
surface form: Korea

Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
currency Banliang coin
surface form: Ban Liang coin

Wu Zhu coin
diplomaticRelation Loulan
surface form: Dayuan

Kushan Empire
Parthian Empire
Xiongnu
Yuezhi
economicActivity iron production
salt production
silk production
economicPolicy state monopolies on salt and iron
endTime 220 CE
eraNameSystem formalized use of reign era names
ethnicIdentityLegacy Han Chinese
followedBy Three Kingdoms period
follows Qin dynasty
governmentForm centralized bureaucracy
monarchy
hasPart Han dynasty self-linksurface differs
surface form: Eastern Han

Han dynasty self-linksurface differs
surface form: Western Han
knownFor advances in metallurgy
advances in papermaking
astronomical observations
consolidation of centralized imperial rule
development of the Silk Road
historical writing
promotion of Confucianism as state ideology
territorial expansion
language Old Chinese
legalSystem blend of Legalism and Confucianism
majorInvention armillary sphere
improved iron casting techniques
paper
seismograph
wheelbarrow
militaryConflict Han–Xiongnu War
Liang Province Rebellion
Rebellion of the Seven States
Yellow Turban Rebellion
namedAfter Han River
notableRuler Emperor Gaozu of Han
Emperor Guangwu of Han
Emperor Jing of Han
Emperor Ling of Han
Emperor Wen of Han
Emperor Wu of Han
Emperor Xian of Han
Emperor Zhang of Han
notableWork Book of Han
Records of the Grand Historian
populationPeak over 50 million inhabitants
precededBy Qin dynasty
religion Chinese folk religion
Confucianism
Taoism
significantEvent Disasters of Partisan Prohibitions
Partisan Prohibitions
Rebellion of the Seven States
Han dynasty self-linksurface differs
surface form: Reign of Emperor Wu of Han

Silk Road expansion
Yellow Turban Rebellion
usurpation by Wang Mang
socialStructure landowning gentry
merchants
peasant farmers
slaves
startTime 206 BCE
succeededBy Cao Wei
Eastern Wu
Shu Han
taxationSystem land tax on peasants
territoryIncludes Guangdong Province
surface form: Guangdong

Guangxi Province
surface form: Guangxi

Korean Peninsula
surface form: Korean Peninsula (Lelang Commandery)

Tonkin
surface form: northern Vietnam

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China historicalDynasty Han dynasty
Great Wall of China builtBy Han dynasty
Great Wall of China significantConstructionPeriod Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Han dynasty (3rd century BCE–3rd century CE)
Changsha wasImportantIn Han dynasty
Han Chinese namedAfter Han dynasty
Han Chinese ethnogenesisPeriod Han dynasty
Qin dynasty followedBy Han dynasty
Han dynasty significantEvent Han dynasty self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Reign of Emperor Wu of Han
Han dynasty hasPart Han dynasty self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Western Han
Han dynasty hasPart Han dynasty self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Eastern Han
Han dynasty alsoKnownAs Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Later Han
Three Kingdoms period follows Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Eastern Han dynasty
Imperial China includesDynasty Han dynasty
Lanzhou wasCountySeatSince Han dynasty
Parthian Empire borderedBy Han dynasty
Xiongnu mainEnemy Han dynasty
Xiongnu mainEnemy Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Western Han dynasty
Xiongnu mainEnemy Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Eastern Han dynasty
Ban Shu Legend settingPeriod Han dynasty
Gojoseon conqueredBy Han dynasty
Gojoseon neighbor Han dynasty
Chinese Buddhism historicalPeriod Han dynasty
Kingdom of Khotan tributaryTo Han dynasty
Classical Chinese timePeriod Han dynasty
I Ching laterCommentariesDate Han dynasty
Xijing associatedWithDynasty Han dynasty
Chang'an servedAsCapitalOf Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Western Han dynasty
Chang'an servedAsCapitalOf Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Eastern Han dynasty (intermittently)
Eastern Wu predecessor Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Eastern Han dynasty
Mawangdui Han Tombs locatedInTimePeriod Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Western Han dynasty
Emperor Guangwu of Han dynastyFounded Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Eastern Han dynasty
Emperor Guangwu of Han predecessorState Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Western Han dynasty
Emperor Guangwu of Han era Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Eastern Han period
Liang Province Rebellion country Han dynasty
Liang Province Rebellion era Han dynasty
this entity surface form: late Eastern Han dynasty
Rebellion of the Seven States location Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Han Empire
Rebellion of the Seven States temporalLocation Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Western Han period
Partisan Prohibitions locatedIn Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Han dynasty China
Disasters of Partisan Prohibitions country Han dynasty
this entity surface form: Han dynasty China
Former Han partOf Han dynasty