The first emperor to use the era name. 140 BC
The first emperor to formulate and promulgate the primeval calendar in a unified country, the custom of taking the first lunar month as the first year and officially fixing the twenty-four solar terms on the calendar has been used until now
The first emperor to implement the salt and iron official camp. 119 BC
He was the first emperor to establish a music house and officially collect folk songs and lyrics into the national music house
The first emperor, who "exalted Confucianism alone" and "the study of the Hundred Ends of The Sixians", formed a pattern in which Confucianism was the dominant and hundred schools were used concurrently in China
The first emperor to establish Taixue to cultivate talents. Create national education such as Taixue and Xiangxue, and cultivate national talents through the establishment of a system of meritocracy through "virtuous and virtuous founders"
The first emperor to set up the Assassin History (Inspector).
The first emperor to establish the Middle Dynasty (Inner Dynasty).
The first emperor to exercise a state monopoly on the minting of coins
The first emperor to spread Chinese cast iron technology, silk fabrics, the canal method, and lacquerware to the Western Regions and Central Asia The first emperor to promote the seeding of the silk cart (soil method seeder) ("lower seed"), which has been used in China for more than two thousand years
The first emperor to change the defense against the nomadic peoples (Huns) to an all-out offensive. 129 BC
The first emperor to send troops from the north of the desert deep into the hinterland of the Xiongnu to fight a decisive battle and achieve a large-scale victory. 119 BC
The first emperor to subject the nomadic peoples (The Huns) to China
The first emperor to establish a surrendered city on the border
He was the first emperor to explore the Western Regions (present-day Xinjiang and parts of Central Asia west of the Onion Ridge), after which the Western Regions were officially incorporated into The Territory of China
The first emperor to establish Shuofang Commandery in southern Mo (present-day central and western Inner Mongolia and the Ningxia Plain). And reset the five original (Qin Jiuyuan), Yunzhong county. The Shuofang Thorn History Department was set up to rule over Shuofang, Wuyuan, Yunzhong, Dingxiang, Xihe and other northern counties, and the vast areas of southern Mo were returned to The territory of China.
The first emperor to formally incorporate the Hexi Corridor into China's territory (Jiuquan, Zhangye, Dunhuang, and Wuwei Counties). Later, Emperor Zhao set up Jincheng Commandery).) 121 BC
The first emperor to include Hainan Island in China's territory (ShezhuYa, Dan'er County)
The first emperor to formally incorporate the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and the southwest (Yunnan, Guizhou, Chuanbian, etc.) into The Territory of China (Que dian, Yelang, Helan, Baima, Qiong, Laojiao, etc., and the counties of Qianwei, Shenli, Wenshan, Wudu, Yizhou, etc.) in 1 BC
The first emperor to formally bring Fujian, including southern Zhejiang, under the direct jurisdiction of the central government of China (moving the State of Ou to the East, abolishing the State of Minyue, and changing it to Minzhong County and Zhi County of the Qin Dynasty). 110 BC
The first emperor to formally bring Lingnan Guangxi, including parts of Guangdong, under the direct jurisdiction of the central government of China (abolishing the State of South Vietnam and establishing the counties of Yulin, Cangwu, and Hepu, including parts of Jiaozhi County. Reset the Qin Dynasty in Lingnan Guangdong and parts of Guangxi in Nanhai, Guilin and other counties)
The first emperor to include the Vietnamese region in The Territory of China (Shijiaojiao, Jiuzhen, and Nichinan Counties) was in 111 BC
The first emperor to include the northern, central, and southern parts of the Korean Peninsula under the 38th Line into The Territory of China (including all of present-day Korea, the northern shore of Ganghwa Island in South Korea, the northeast of Gyeonggi Province, and the central and northern parts of Gangwon Province). Set up the counties of Lelang, Xuanyu, Zhenfan, and Lintun), and reset the counties of Liaodong and Liaoxi. 108 BC
The first emperor to set up the Youzhou Assassin History Department. Youzhou Thorn History Department: Liaodong, Liaoxi, Lelang, Xuanyu, Zhenfan, Lintun, Yuyang, Shanggu, Youbeiping, Zhuo, Bohai and other counties (including the southwest of present-day northeast Jilin, the whole of Liaoning, the northeast of Inner Mongolia, the whole of Korea, the northeast of Gyeonggi Province and the north-central part of Gangwon Province, most of Hebei, the whole of Beijing, the whole of Tianjin, the whole of Shandong, etc.)
The first emperor to open up northeastern Burma. After that, the mourning prison state was destroyed and it was classified into the Han Dynasty
The first Chinese emperor to formally lay the four-square pattern of China's territory "from Liaodong in the east, to the green mountains in the west, to the sea in the south, and to the desert in the Arctic", following Qin Shi Huang's unification of China, the only truly large-scale pioneer and founder of the Chinese territory. (None of the above are "vassal states and places of bondage" – but the official territory and actual territory of China)
The first emperor to make the well canal a dragon's head canal and spread it to the western regions, Persia and other places
The first emperor to send an envoy to Egypt (Alexandria).
The first emperor to open the Silk Road, Eurasia and the Eastern and Western worlds really began large-scale exchanges of commerce and culture
The first emperor to carry out the reclamation of tuntian and the relocation of the people in the western region and the border counties. "Xiao Wu fixed the western region with Tun Tian, and this ancestor of the good style also" - Cao Cao
He was the first emperor to introduce grapes, alfalfa and other crops from the Western Regions for large-scale cultivation, and to introduce good stallions from Dawan for large-scale breeding. After that, China officially had the conditions to build cavalry on a large scale. 105 BC
The first emperor to write China's first chronicle, the Shiji, during his reign– without any deletion or interference in its contents
The first emperor to inspect the Yellow River in person (central imperial era)"
The first "Han Wu Baht" coin issued during his reign became the most important legal "standard" currency circulated for more than 800 years in the entire Han Dynasty and even in several Dynasties in China after the Han Dynasty, and was used until four years after Tang Gaozu Wude was abolished
The first emperor to issue the Edict of Sin for public self-criticism and reflection, and to make up for his mistakes and deficiencies in a timely manner
The first empress to grant amnesty to the world, and the emperor of the people. In the first year of yuan shuo (128 BC), in the spring of March, Jiazi was established as empress dowager of the Wei clan. The edict says: "The heavens and the earth do not change, they do not become cast, the yin and yang do not change, and the things are not smooth." "Yi" said that "through its changes, so that the people are tireless". "Poetry" cloud 'nine changes and repetitions, the choice of knowledge'. Tang Yu and Le Yin Zhou, according to the old to learn from the new. He pardoned the world and the people, and did not listen to the treatment of all loans and resignations until three years after the filial piety. ”
The first emperor set the system of inspection and conscription, and the selection of talents for filial piety and honesty as a system.
He built a nation of unprecedented dignity.
He gave a race of confidence to stand tall.
His name became the eternal name of a great nation