The Long Path of Revival -- Tales of China (Chinese Stories from 8 AD to 220 AD)

Author: Jiang Jianzhong
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: In the history of ancient China, feudal dynasties that lasted for a long time were often shattered by wars or political upheavals, leading to the displacement of thrones, the destruction of imperial temples, and the formation of two segments that were both broken and yet connected, old yet new. Additionally, due to the succession of old and new capitals, the emblems of a single ruling family were often distinguished by east and west, north and south, or front and back. This is why names like Western Jin and Eastern Jin, Northern Song and Southern Song came into being. The Feng-Pei Gao family Han dynasty established by Liu Bang also underwent a similar experience.