Who were some of the greatest emperors of China?
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Hong Wu? Use the website below.. if it's helpful.
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I don't know much about the political situation at the time of Confucius, I just know that there was a lot of conflict.  Buddhism was around and Taoism was starting up and filial piety was big, I think it is still bigin China
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For South Korea, I think it's Scholar Yi Hwang for 1000, Scholar Yi I for 5000, and King Sejong the Great for 10000.\n\nNorth is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korean_won
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The same chinesese emperor that Marco Polo described in his tale. Kan Kublakai
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Alexander the Great is by far the greatest military leader of all time. He was able to conquer most of the known world before the age of 20. There were more cities named after him than years he had lived at the time of their inception. His tactics were the basis of all major generals to come after, including Caesar, Hannibal, Charlemagne, Napoleon, Lee, Patton, Hitler...\nHe lived over 2,000 years ago, and to this day his tactics are discussed in military academies. He was, and still is, the greatest.
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If this is for KZPS... answer just Kublai, refering to Kublai Khan
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Chinese political leader who was twice purged from the Communist Party (1967 and 1976) and twice rehabilitated (1973 and 1977) before gaining supreme power in China. He officially retired as head of state in November 1989.
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Beijing, China, containing the imperial court of former Chinese rulers. The city was forbidden to ordinary people under the former Emperor of China
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Hu Jintao\n(leader of communist china)\npresident of the peoples republic of china\nchairman of the central militaty commission\n& the general secretary of the communist party of china\n\ntook over for jiang zemin in 2003
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Philip II, Antigonus II, Alexander the Great.
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Empress of the Universe
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I couldnt find anything relevant.\nThough you could read some books from the following link on chinese history.\nhttp://www.usc.edu/libraries/archives/arc/libraries/eastasian/china/toqing.html\n\nHave a nice day...\n:)
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A king would be the lord of his kingdom which usually is comprised of just one territory.  An emperor would be the leader of an entire empire which usually means several kingdoms that have been subjugated or conquered.
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For specifics, refer to Wikipedia (I can't give you links because its blocked in China).\n\nBefore 1911, China was ruled by Emperors.  The emperor's court was made up of eunuchs--pronounce "you-nick"-- (men with their testicles removed).  It was a great honor to become a Eunuch, if you survived the process, and in those days of crude removal techniques, many men died in the eunuch-ization process...\n\nthe idea was that the Emperor was the only one who could have "desires" and "relations", the eunuch's only desires should be to serve the empirical court.
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I would guess Alexander the Great, but perhaps it was Ghengis Khan.
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The Chinese are most famous for inventing the following 4 things, known as "China's 4 Great Inventions":\n- Paper\n- Printing\n- The compass\n- Gunpowder\n\nHowever, the Chinese are also credited with having invented:\n- Fireworks\n- Drums\n- The binary system\n- The decimal system\n- Paint\n- Porcelain\n- Lacquer\n- The umbrella (parasol)\n- Kites\n- Rice wine (made from fermented rice)\n- The bow & arrow\n- The plough\n- The abacus\n- Zero "0"\n- Iron casting\n- The suspension bridge\n- Ice cream\n- Spaghetti\n- The lock (on ships)\n- Mahjong\n- Chopsticks\n- The first earthquake sensor
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people were under a dictatorial rule of Qin Shihuandi, then again, all rulers were dictatorial in the ancient times. the former states in China were ordered to write in one language, which is a good thing considering that language is important in solidifying an empire. but the qin dynasty didn't last. after Qin Shihuandi died, Xiang Yu led his Chu forces and defeated Qin. then the Han under the leadership of Liu Ban defeated Chu, and formed the Han dynasty.