2. Aim: To study the Chinese Leader YANG TI To be informed about most important buildings in China

3. Outline Yangti and his methods in governing Grand Canal, The Great Wall Keen Lung

4. Emperor Sui dynasty LastSecond was of money amount construction palace reinforcing The Great Wall spent lavish of on of on

5. SUI YANG TI Grand Canal connects built Yellow River Huiai River Yangzte River with Korea atacked to army defeated but was Graet Wall

6. himself a ruler a benefactor people his proved intelligent and of Although

7. reached the throne the murder a brother by of

8. reigned nomore than 23 years in Suidynasty BUT

9. completed nearly canals 5 thousand miles of suchas Grand Canal

10. Bayan victories master Chinese armies field was winning for his and driving from the

11. Chinese of the north south and skilled war their generals incompetent were generally were not in and

12. they held out with desperate courage obstinacy long after other races and would have given in.

13. The Great Wall Construction 7 th century of started in the defense purposes was built for object visible spacemoon only man-made is to be from

14. The Grand Canal World’s oldest longest canal Building began in 486 B.C. during Wu dynasty 1795 km 24 locks 60 bridges is

15. Keen Lung residing happened to be his summer palace Jehol the Wall beyond at BUT

16. Keen Lung peremptory instructions that there was to be no delay sending in the English Pekin up to

17. Keen Lung is said to have wished to go further Kanghi’s grandson who was

18. References http://hamlin.cc.boun.edu.tr/~inelmen/china04w.doc National Geographic (March2004)

19. Kublai engaged Pekin task difficult necessary consolidating authority and was at in the of his

20. Wu Dynasty EasternWestern first period second period kingdoms in which China divided into 200 little Iron tools China in which was used for in

21. important history capital nineruling dynasties Buddhist Center was in as of and as a divided East townWest town is to

22. However His official utterance was limited to the reciprocation of the sentiments of His Britannic Majesty friendly