Impact of the Dynasties On China

The Tang dynasty with its capital at Chang'an, is known as a high point in Chinese civilization, or even superior, to the Han period.

The Yuan Dynasty is well known because of the architectural structures that were made at that time. So every time when the dynasty comes to a time with extreme difficulties, one of the peasant leaders will start a rebellion, and always the leaders will self claim the king or even the president. For these undertaking construction projects, Sui dynasty demanded extra amount of taxes on the people, which was the reason for the rebellions from the peasants. Technological advances also marked this period. Although Chinese were rejected from the highest offices, Chinese officials predominated over Manchu officeholders outside the capital, except in military positions. The Qin kings had relied heavily on scholar-advisers. From Tang times until the closing days of the Qing Empire in 1911, scholar-officials worked often as intermediaries in the government. Qin was well known for frequent military expeditions pushing forward the borders in the north and south. The Qing influenced China so much that, all of the clothing considered, as the ancient Chinese are the clothing style of the Manchu¡¯s. Two of the great Chinese inventions, paper and porcelain, were known to be made in this period. The Tang period was the golden age of literature and art. After 200 years, Han rule was interrupted briefly, and then restored for another 200 years.