Ancient China
5 articles in this category
The Legalists and Confucians in Ancient China
Explore the debates between Legalists and Confucians during China's Warring States period (475–221 BC), reflecting broader societal changes towards centralized authority.
Economic Supremacy and Political Fragmentation in Late Zhou Dynasty China (c. 841-256 BC)
Explore how economic independence among noble families led to political fragmentation during Late Zhou Dynasty China (841-256 BC), setting the stage for future unification.
The Iron Age and Social Transformations in Early China
Explore China's social transformations during the Iron Age, marked by technological advancements in agriculture and military, leading to population growth and centralization.
The Period of the Warring States: A Transformational Era in Early China
Explore the transformative era of the Warring States in ancient China, from 403-221 BC, leading to the first unified empire under Qin.
The Emergence of Agriculture in Early China
Explore early China's agricultural revolution from 10,000 BC to the Neolithic Age with rice and millet cultivation along river valleys.