Classical China and India. Classical China  Zhou Dynasty (1029-258) Mandate of Heaven Feudalism  Decline of Zhou Dynasty Confucianism Daoism Legalism.

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Classical China and India

Classical China  Zhou Dynasty ( ) Mandate of Heaven Feudalism  Decline of Zhou Dynasty Confucianism Daoism Legalism  Warring States Period Kingdom of Qin began expanding during the 3 rd century BCE

Qin Dynasty ( BCE)  Used Legalism to restore order  Land reforms weakened aristocracy Peasants were given land rights to farm remote territories  Centralized bureaucracy  Unified China Standardized script, laws, and weights & measures

Qin Shi Huangdi  Proclaimed himself “First Emperor” of China  Centralized Power Disarmed local militaries Built roads & defensive walls  Demanded burning of books  Used forced labor to complete public works projects

Terra Cotta Army

Early Han Dynasty (202 BCE-9 CE)  Founded by Liu Bang Longest dynasty in Chinese History  Conquered northern Vietnam, Korea, and Central Asia Tribute System  Monopolized iron, salt, and liquor

Han Wudi (Wu Ti)  Ruled from BCE Supported Legalism  Two Goals Centralize government Expand the empire  Reforms Expanded bureaucracy Started an imperial university Confucian examination system Expanded the Silk Roads

Mauryan Dynasty  Founded by Chandragupta Maurya

Ashoka ( BCE)  Conquered most of India Used elephants in warfare Battle of Kalinga  Reforms Pillars of Ashoka Centralized bureaucracy Expanded agriculture Built roads to promote trade  Promoted the spread of Buddhism  Empire declined after Ashoka’s death

Gupta Dynasty ( CE)  Founded by Chandra Gupta Used alliances, tribute & conquest  Gupta Government Coalition of regional kingdoms Policy & administration left to local rulers  Eventually destroyed by the White Huns