Xia

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Xia was the legendary first dynasty in traditional Chinese historiography, traditionally dated to the early Bronze Age and often regarded as the beginning of Chinese dynastic civilization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bronze Age polity
legendary dynasty
associatedArchaeologicalCulture Erlitou culture NERFINISHED
capital Yangcheng NERFINISHED
Zhenxun NERFINISHED
continent Asia
coreRegion Henan region NERFINISHED
middle Yellow River valley NERFINISHED
country China
describedIn Bamboo Annals NERFINISHED
Book of Documents NERFINISHED
Classic of Rites NERFINISHED
Records of the Grand Historian NERFINISHED
Zuo Zhuan NERFINISHED
economy agriculture
bronze metallurgy (traditional attribution)
endTime c. 16th century BCE
evidenceType mainly textual sources
followedBy Shang dynasty NERFINISHED
follows Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors NERFINISHED
hasChineseName 夏朝 NERFINISHED
hasCulturalSignificance origin point of Chinese dynastic cycle concept
hasGovernmentForm hereditary monarchy
hasLastRuler Jie of Xia NERFINISHED
hasLegendaryFounder Yu the Great NERFINISHED
hasMythologicalElement Great Flood control by Yu the Great NERFINISHED
hasRuler Kong Jia NERFINISHED
Qi of Xia NERFINISHED
Shao Kang NERFINISHED
Taikang NERFINISHED
Xiang of Xia NERFINISHED
Yu the Great NERFINISHED
Zhongkang NERFINISHED
historicity disputed
includedIn traditional Chinese historiography
languageUsed Old Chinese (traditional attribution)
locatedInTimePeriod Erlitou culture period NERFINISHED
early Bronze Age
overthrownBy Tang of Shang NERFINISHED
partOf ancient China NERFINISHED
regardedAs beginning of Chinese dynastic civilization
religion Chinese folk religion
ancestor worship
startTime c. 21st century BCE
traditionalStatus first dynasty in Chinese history
writingSystem unknown

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Xia dynasty eraName Xia