MindMap Gallery Qin Dynasty
This is a mind map about the Qin Dynasty. It systematically sorts out the history of the Qin Dynasty from four main aspects: introduction, Qin Shihuang (Ying Zheng), Qin II (Hu Hai), and Qin Sanxian (Ziying). It has a clear structure and a comprehensive information.
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Qin
Introduction
Founding Monarch: Winning the Government
221-207 BC It took 15 years
To the west of the Liaodong Peninsula, to Gansu In the east, Sichuan and Yunnan, to the south South (Guangdong), north to Mongolian Plateau
Capital: Xianyang (Xi'an)
The first feudal dynasty in Chinese history
Qin Shihuang (Ying Zheng)
From 247 to 209 BC, reigned for 38 years
From 247 to 221 BC, ruled Qin as the king
From 221 to 209 BC, he ruled the Qin Dynasty as an emperor
In 221 BC, Qin destroyed the six kingdoms, ending the separatist situation of the princes, claiming to be "First Emperor" established the first unified central assembly in Chinese history The feudal dynasty
Implement the three ministers and nine ministers, manage state affairs, abolish the feudal system, and change it to the county system
Books and texts, cars and tracks, unified measurements and measures
The Great Wall was built on the basis of Qin, Yan and Zhao. Chidao, Lingqu and Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Projects were built
In order to prevent the rebellion of the old nobles of the six countries, they forced to move to Xianyang or more remote places.
In 210 BC, Qin Shihuang died on a tour
Qin II (Hu Hai)
From 209 to 207 BC, reigned for 2 years
Increase the corvee service to the people and continue to build it Fang Palace, summon more people to guard the border
In 209 BC, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang were Daze Township (now Su County, Anhui) held an uprising
The son of Xiang Liang and his nephew of Xiang Yan, the famous general of the old Chu, Xiang Yu raised an army to rebel against Qin in Wu (now Suzhou)
Liu Bang raised an army in Pei County to rebel against Qin and joined Xiang Liang In the army
In 207 BC, Hu Hai was killed by Zhao Gao
Qin Sanshi (Ziying)
207 BC
Due to the shrinking of territory, Zhao Gao asked him not to call him "Emperor" anymore Renamed "King", known in history as "Qin Prince Infant"
In 207 BC, Liu Bang invaded Xianyang, Ziying surrendered. The Qin Dynasty, the first feudal dynasty that lasted 15 years, ended here