Timeline of Qin Dynasty history
Posted: April 23rd, 2009 | Author: xiaochong | Filed under: history of china timeline | Tags: Qin Dynasty history | 15 Comments »| Date | Emperor | Events | Other people/events |
| 361 BC | Xiao | ||
| 356 BC | Shang Yang initiates a reform movement in the Qin state, which is outlined in the Book of Lord Shang. | ||
| 338 BC | Huiwen | Shang Yang is executed. | |
| 316 BC | Shu and Ba are conquered by Qin | ||
| 311 BC | King Wu | ||
| 306 BC | Zhaoxiang | ||
| 293 BC | Battle of Yique | ||
| 255 BC | Seven Warring States | ||
| 250 BC | Xiaowen | ||
| 249 BC | Zhuangxiang | ||
| 246 BC | Ying Zheng | Ying Zheng becomes King of Qin | |
| 230 BC | Han is conquered by Qin | ||
| 227 BC | Jing Ke fails to assassinate the King of Qin. | ||
| 223 BC | Chu is conquered by Qin | ||
| 222 BC | Yan and Zhao are conquered by Qin. | ||
| 221 BC | Qin Shihuang (First Emperor) |
Qin state emerges victorious, as the warring states of China are unified under a single empire with a powerful central government. | Imperial Seal of China |
| 220 BC | Great Wall construction begins | Li Si standardizes the writing system with Small Seal Script characters. | |
| 214 BC | The Lingqu Canal is engineered by Shi Lu, and is the oldest contour canal (i.e. follows a contour line) in the world | ||
| 213 BC | Start of the Book Burning policy | ||
| 210 BC | Burial of the Terracotta Army, featuring over 8,000 terracotta statues and the earliest known umbrellas in China. | ||
| 209 BC | Qin Er Shi | Chieftain Modu Shanyu establishes the Xiongnu Empire on the northern steppe. | Low-ranking officers Chen Sheng and Wu Guang rebel against Qin after fear of execution for delay of arriving at a post with newly-drafted conscripts; their small revolt initiates a gradual but massive and uncoordinated revolt on several fronts against Qin authority. |
| 208 BC | Chief eunuch Zhao Gao has the Chancellor Li Si executed, destabilizing Qin as the rebellions of Xiang Yu and others become widespread. | Qin General Zhang Han defeats Chen Sheng and Wu Guang. | |
| 207 BC | Ziying | Xiang Yu forces the surrender of Qin general Zhang Han, but Liu Bang captures Hanzhong, the heart of Qin. Qin leader Ziying executes his chief eunuch Zhao Gao and formally submits to Liu Bang | Nanyue is established in Vietnam by Qin general Zhao Tuo. |
| 206 BC | In the first month of 206 BC, after Liu Bang occupied the Qin capital of Xianyang, his rival Xiang Yu arrives at the city and allegedly plunders and burns it to the ground, killing Ziying and the remnants of the Qin royal family. Although Ziying had already submitted to Liu Bang in the last month of 207 BC, this event is viewed by historians as the final event of the Qin Dynasty. |
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