Timeline of the story of 5,000 years of China

About 4,000 years ago, the legendary Yellow Emperor, Yao, Qi, and Yu periods.

The Xia Dynasty was established around the 21st century BC.

Around the 16th century BC, the Shang Tang destroyed xia, and the Shang Dynasty was established.

Around the 14th century BC, Pan Geng moved the capital to Yin.

Around the 11th century BC, King Wu destroyed Yin, beginning during the Western Zhou Dynasty.

In 841 BC, the people revolted and the republic administered. The history of our country began to have a definite chronology.

In 771 BC, Inuyasha invaded Hojing, King You of Zhou was killed, and Western Zhou ended.

In 770 BC, King Ping of Zhou moved the capital to Luoyi. The Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty began.

In 685 BC, Duke Huan of Qi ascended the throne and appointed Guan Zhong as his chancellor.

Battle of Qilu Long Spoon in 684 BC.

In 656 BC, Qi Huangong led the combined forces of Lu and Song to attack Chu.

In 638 BC, at the Battle of Song and Chu Hongshui, Song Xianggong was defeated.

In 632 BC, at the Battle of Jin and Chu Chengpu, the Chu army was defeated and Jin Wen was dominant.

In 623 BC, Qin Mu publicly ruled Xi Rong.

In 597 BC, the Jin army was defeated at the Battle of Chu Dynasty. King Zhuang of Chu reigned supreme.

Confucius was born in 551 BC.

In 506 BC, King Wu of Wu conquered Chu.

In 496 BC, King Gou of Yue defeated the Wu army and died. Wu WangFuchai took the throne.

Beginning in 475 BC during the Warring States period, China entered a feudal society.

In 473 BC, the Yue king Gou destroyed Wu.

In 403 A.D., the three families of Han, Zhao, and Wei were made princes.

In 359 BC (356 BC), the Shang martingale began in the Qin Transformation Law.

In the Battle of Maling in 341 BC, Sun Zhi defeated the Wei army.

In 307 BC, King Wuling of Zhao practiced Hufu riding and shooting.

In 284 BC, Le Yi led the five-nation alliance to fight Qi.

In 283 BC, Lin Xiangru returned to Zhao.

In 279 BC, Tian Shan attacked Yan with a fire bull array and restored the state of Qi.

In 278 BC, the poet Qu Yuan threw himself into the Miluo River.

In 270 BC, Fan Sui entered Qin, and Qin implemented the long-distance and close-range attack strategy.

In the Battle of Changping in 260 BC, Qin Bai broke Zhao Kuo.

In 257 BC, Wei Xin Lingjun rescued Zhao and destroyed the Qin army.

In 256 BC, Qin destroyed the Zhou Dynasty.

In 238 BC, the Qin dynasty took over the government.

In 227 A.D., Jing Ke failed to stab the King of Qin.

From 230 BC to 221 BC, Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms.

In 221 BC, the King of Qin changed his name to the First Emperor and established a county system.

In 213 BC and 212 BC, the first emperor burned the book pit Confucianism.

In 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang died, emperors Li Si and Zhao Gaoli II.

In 209 BC, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang revolted, and Liu Bang and Xiang Liang raised troops.

In 207 BC, the Battle of Julu, Xiang Yu broke the Qin army.

In 206 BC, Liu Bang destroyed Qin. Liu Bang was made king of Han. The Western Han Dynasty began.

At the end of the Chu-Han War in 202 BC, Xiang Yu committed suicide and Liu Bang declared himself emperor.

In 200 BC, Han Gaozu was besieged in Baideng.

In 196 BC, Han Gaozu killed Han Xin and Peng Yue.

In 188 BC, Empress Lü came to the throne.

In 180 BC, Empress Lü died, and Chen Ping and Zhou Bo welcomed Emperor Wen of Han to the throne.

In 167 BC, Emperor Wen of Han abolished corporal punishment.

The Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wu and Chu in 154 BC.

In 138 BC and 119 BC, Zhang Qian sent two missions to the Western Regions.

In 133 BC, Emperor Wu of han lured Xiongnu troops to Mayi. The war between Han and Hungary began.

In 119 BC, Wei Qing and Huo Fuyi defeated the Xiongnu, and the Xiongnu retreated to the northwest of the desert.

In 100 BC, Su Wu sent an envoy to the Xiongnu and was detained (returning to Han nineteen years later).

In 99 BC Sima moved to prison.

In 87 BC, Emperor Zhao of Han ascended the throne, and Huo Guang assisted him.

In 33 BC, Hu Han went to Chang'an, and Wang Zhaojun went to xiongnu.

In the 8th year of public, Wang Mang established a new dynasty, and the Western Han Dynasty fell.

From 17 to 27 AD, the Green Forest and Chimei Rebellion.

In the Battle of Kunyang in 23 AD, Liu Xiu broke Wang Mang's army and the new dynasty fell.

In 25 AD, Liu Xiu established the Eastern Han Dynasty.

In 67 AD, Han emissaries took Buddhist scriptures from Tianzhu and returned to China.

In 73 AD, Ban Chao made his first mission to the Western Regions.

In 132 AD, Zhang Heng made a ground motion instrument.

The first party incident in 166 AD.

In 169 AD, li yi, Fan Huan, and others were killed.

In 184 AD, Zhang Jiao led the Yellow Turban Rebellion.

In 189 AD, Dong Zhuo entered Luoyang.

In 190 AD, Kwantung Prefecture raised an army against Dong Zhuo.

In 196 AD, Cao Cao welcomed Emperor Xian of Han and moved the capital to Xucheng.

In the Battle of Guandu in 200 AD, Cao Cao roughly Yuan Shao.

In the Battle of Chibi in 208 AD, Sun Quan and Liu Bei joined forces to break the Cao army.

In 214 AD, Liu Beijin occupied Yizhou.

Cao Cao died in 220 AD. Cao Pi was called emperor and the state name was Wei. Death of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

In 221 AD, Liu Bei was called emperor, the state name was Han, and the history was called Shu Han.

In the Battle of Yiling (猇亭) in 222 AD, Liu Bei was defeated by Lu Xun.

In 225 AD, Zhuge Liang pacified Nanzhong and captured Meng.

In 229 AD, Sun Quan was proclaimed emperor and the state name was Wu.

In 234 AD, Zhuge Liang tun bing Wu Zhangyuan fell ill and died.

In 249, Sima Yi killed Cao Shuang.

In 263 AD, Zhong Hui and Deng Ai attacked Shu and Shu perished.

In 265, Sima Yan deposed Emperor Wei and established the Western Jin Dynasty, which was destroyed.

In 280 AD, Jin Du pre, Wang Mao and others cut down Wu, and Wu died.

Rebellion of the Eight Kings from 291 to 306 AD.

In 301 AD, The clan member Li Te led an uprising of exiles.

In 308 AD, the Xiongnu Liu Yuan was proclaimed emperor.

In 316 AD, the Xiongnu Liu Yao attacked Chang'an and the Western Jin Dynasty fell.

In 317, Sima Rui ascended the throne at Jiankang, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty began.

In 319 AD, Shi Le, a member of the Qi people, was called king of Zhao.

In 354 AD, Huanwen Northern Expedition reached Bashang.

Before 376 AD, Qin Jianjian unified the north.

In 383 AD, at the Battle of Shuishui, Jian Jian's large-scale attack on the Eastern Jin Dynasty failed.

Sun En revolted in 399 AD.

In 420 AD, Liu Yu established the Song Dynasty (Liu Song), and the Eastern Jin Dynasty fell. The Southern and Northern Dynasties begin.

In 439 AD, the Northern Wei unified the north.

In 462 AD, Zu Chong created the Great Ming Calendar.

In 479 AD, Xiao Daocheng became emperor, established Southern Qi, and the Song Dynasty fell.

In 493, Emperor Xiaowen of Northern Wei moved the capital to Luoyang.

In 502, Xiao Yan became emperor and established the Liang Dynasty, and Southern Qi died.

The Six Towns Revolt in 523 AD.

In 534, Northern Wei split into Western Wei and Eastern Wei.

Hou Jing's Rebellion of 548-552 AD.

In 550, Gao Yang established Northern Qi, and Eastern Wei died.

In 557, Chen Baxian became emperor and established the Chen Dynasty, and Liang died. The character Wenjue was established in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Western Wei died.

In 531, Yang insisted on becoming emperor and established the Sui Dynasty, and Northern Zhou died.

In 589, the Sui Dynasty destroyed Chen and unified China.

In 605 AD, Sui built the Eastern Capital and dug the Grand Canal.

In 611 AD, the Great Peasant Revolt began at the end of the Sui Dynasty.

In 613, the Sui Emperor failed in his second conquest of Goryeo. Yang Xuan felt anti-Sui.

In 617, the Wagang army occupied Xingluocang, and Li Yuan raised an army in Taiyuan.

In 618, Li Yuan declared himself emperor and established the Tang Dynasty; the Sui Emperor was killed and the Sui dynasty died.

In 621, Li Shimin pacified the eastern capital.

In 626, the XuanwuMen Revolution, Emperor Taizong of Tang took the throne.

In 629, Xuanzang went to Tianzhu to learn the scriptures.

In 630 AD, the Tang Dynasty destroyed the Eastern Turks. The rulers of all ethnic groups honored Tang Taizong as the "Heavenly Khan".

In 641, Princess Wencheng of Tang married Tubo Songzan Gampo.

In 683, Emperor Gaozong of Tang died, and Wu Zetian came to the throne.

In 690 AD, Wu Zetian was proclaimed emperor and changed the name of the country to Zhou.

In 712, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang ascended the throne, and in the following year he was appointed as Yao Chong's chancellor.

In 755, An Lushan rebelled, and Yan Gaoqing and Yan Zhenqing sent troops to resist.

In 756 AD, ma songyi mutinied. Emperor Suzong of Tang ascended the throne.

In 757, Zhang Zhu and Xu Yuan guarded Suiyang, and Guo Ziyi and others recaptured Chang'an and Luoyang.

The poet Li Bai died in 762 AD.

The Anshi Rebellion ended in 763 AD.

In 770 AD the poet Du Fu died.

The Rebellion of Zhu Zhu in 783 AD.

In 805, Wang Shuwen reformed (Yongzhen reform).

In 817, Pei Du and Li Yu wanted to pacify Huaixi.

In 824, the literary scholar Han Yu died.

The Change of Manna in 835 AD.

In 846 AD, the poet Bai Juyi died.

In 874, Wang Xianzhi revolted.

In 880, Huang Chao entered Chang'an and established the Daqi regime.

In 907, Zhu Wen declared himself emperor and established Later Liang. The Tang Dynasty fell and the Five Dynasties period began.

In 916 AD, Khitan Yelü Abaoji was proclaimed emperor.

In 923, Li Cunxun destroyed Hou Liang and established The Later Tang.

In 936, Shi Jingyao used the Khitan army to destroy the Later Tang, established the Later Jin, and ceded the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun to the Khitans.

In 946, the Khitan dynasty was destroyed after the Jin Dynasty.

In 947, the Khitan changed the name of the country to Liao. Liu Zhiyuan declared himself emperor and established the Later Han Dynasty.

In 951, Guo Wei declared himself emperor, established The Later Zhou, and later han died.

In the Battle of Gaoping in 954, Zhou Shizong defeated the Northern Han Dynasty.

Zhou Shizong died in 959.

In 960, Zhao Kuangyin declared himself emperor and established the Northern Song Dynasty, which later died. Five generations end.

In 986, the Northern Song Dynasty failed to conquer the Liao, and Yang Ye was killed in battle.

In 993, Wang Xiaobo and Li Shun revolted.

In 1004, Kou Zhunbao, Emperor Zhenzong of Song, marched in person, and the alliance of Song Liaoyuan was formed.

In 1038, Yuan Hao of the Dangxiang clan declared himself emperor and established Western Xia.

In 1043, Fan Zhongyan implemented the New Deal.

In 1069 AD, Wang Anshi's transformation method began.

In 1084, Sima Guang completed the Zizhi Tongjian.

In 1115 AD, the Jurchen clan completed the Yan Aku and became emperor and established the Jin Dynasty.

The Fang La Rebellion of 1120 AD.

In 1125, jin destroyed the Liao.

In 1127 AD, Jin soldiers invaded Tokyo, and the Northern Song Dynasty fell. Emperor Gaozong of Song ascended the throne and the Southern Song Dynasty began.

In 1130 AD, Zhong Xiang rebelled. Han Shizhong blocked the Jin army at Huang Tiandang.

In the Battle of Haocheng in 1140 AD, Yue Fei broke the Jin army.

In 1141 AD, the Song And Jin Shaoxing peace conference. The following year, Yue Fei was killed.

In the Battle of Quarry in 1161 AD, Yu Yunwen defeated the Jin army.

In 1162 AD, Xin abandoned his illness and went to Jiankang.

In 1206, the Northern Expedition of Han Nongxu failed. Temujin unified Mongolia and called Genghis Khan.

In 1210, the poet Lu You died.

In 1234 AD, the Mongols destroyed the Jin Dynasty.

In 1271, Kublai Khan was proclaimed emperor and the name of the country was Yuan.

In 1276, the Yuan army captured Lin'an.

In 1279, the Yuan army captured Mount Hui, and the Southern Song Dynasty fell.

In 1283, Wen Tianxiang was righteous.

The Red Turban Rebellion of 1351 AD.

In 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang declared himself emperor and established the Ming Dynasty; the Ming army invaded Dadu and the Yuan died.

In 1403, Zhu Di, the King of Yan, entered Yingtian, and the whereabouts of Emperor Jianwen were unknown.

From 1403 to 1433, Zheng He went to the West seven times.

In 1449, the tumu fort changed: Yu Qian led the army and the people to defend Beijing.

In 1457, Yu Qian was killed.

In 1510, Liu Liu and Liu Vii revolted.

In 1565, Qi Jiguang and Yu Dayu basically purged the Wokou.

In 1572, Zhang Juzheng's reform began.

Li Shizhen died in 1593.

In 1601, Ge Xian led the Suzhou weavers in the struggle against tax supervision.

In 1616 Nurhaci established Houjin.

Battle of Salhu in 1619 AD.

In 1625, Yang Lian and Zuo Guangdou were killed by the castration party.

In 1626, the citizens of Suzhou rioted, and Yan Peiwei and five other people were righteous. In the Battle of Ningyuan, Nurhaci was seriously wounded and killed.

In 1628, the peasant revolt in northern Shaanxi.

Xu Guangqi died in 1633.

In 1636, Li Zicheng became the King of Chuang. Later, emperor Taiji of Jin was proclaimed emperor and changed the name of the country to Qing.

In 1641, Li Zicheng broke Luoyang, and Zhang Xianzhong broke Xiangyang. Xu Xiake died.

In 1644, Li Zicheng established the Dashun regime, entered Beijing, and the Ming Dynasty fell; Wu Sangui surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, and the Qing army entered the customs.

In 1645, the Qing army went south, and Shi Kefa guarded Yangzhou.

In the summer of 1647, He was killed.

In 1652, Li Dingguo defeated the Qing army in Guilin.

In 1662, Zheng successfully recovered Taiwan.

In 1681, the Kangxi Emperor quelled the Rebellion of San Francisco.

Gu Yanwu died in 1682.

The Battle of Yaksa in 1685 and 1686.

In 1689, China and Russia concluded the Treaty of Nebuchu.

In 1690, 1696 and 1697, the Kangxi Emperor marched on Gardan.

Cao Xueqin died in 1764.

In 1782, the Siku Quanshu was completed.

1796-1805 White Lotus Rebellion.