Which dynasty was the largest in Chinese history?

Yuan. The Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) was the first unified empire in Chinese history founded by ethnic minorities by ethnic minorities. Dingdu Dadu (Beijing).

The territory of the Yuan Dynasty was unprecedentedly vast, stretching from the North Sea in the north to the Sea of Japan in the east, and an inspection department was set up in the Penghu Islands. The Yuan Dynasty implemented a provincial system, and set up Zhongshu Province in the first place, and handled government affairs with the prime minister and peace chapter. The local implementation of the provincial system is the first of its kind in China.

The commodity economy and overseas ** were more prosperous,[2] its overall productivity was not as good as that of the Song Dynasty,[3] during which cultural forms such as Yuanqu and Sanqu appeared.

The Yuan Dynasty of China was the largest dynasty in Chinese history.

The Yuan Dynasty, but if you don't count the four khanates under the Yuan Dynasty, if you only count the mainland, the Qing Dynasty is the largest.

It was the Yuan Dynasty that reached the north of Yinshan in the north, the islands of the South China Sea in the south, Sakhalin Island in the northeast, and Xinjiang and Central Asia in the northwest.

The largest dynasty in China's territory was the Yuan dynasty.

It has a land area of 13,720,000 square kilometers (1330) and a population of about 90 million (1341).

It was followed by the Qing Dynasty, with a land area of 13.16 million square kilometers (1759) and a population of 100 million (1851).

The third is the Tang Dynasty, with a land area of 12.37 million square kilometers (662) and a population of about 80 million (755 AD).

The largest period in Chinese history was the Yuan Dynasty.

In 1310, during the reign of Yuan Wuzong, the Yuan Dynasty and the Chagatai Khanate divided the Ogedai Khanate, and the Yuan Dynasty obtained the Moxi territory of the Ogedai Khanate, with a land area of 13.72 million square kilometers (the northern Xinjiang is bounded by 55 degrees north latitude), and if the northern Xinjiang extends to the Arctic Ocean, it will have 22.67 million square kilometers.

The territory of the Yuan Dynasty starts from the Sea of Japan in the east, reaches the South China Sea in the south, reaches the Tianshan Mountains in the west, and covers Lake Baikal in the north. The country is divided into the Gyeonggi region (i.e., Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, and parts of Monan) under the direct jurisdiction of Zhongshu Province, the Tubo region under the jurisdiction of the Xuanzheng Yuan (originally known as the General System Yuan), and ten Xingzhongshu provinces, namely Lingbei Province, Liaoyang Province, Gansu Province, Shaanxi Province, Henan Jiangbei Province, Huguang Province, Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, Jiangsu and Zhejiang Province, and Jiangxi Province.

It is generally believed that the territory of the Yuan Dynasty was the most extensive, with an area of more than 14 million square kilometers.

Historically, the Yuan Dynasty had the largest land area of 16.8 million square kilometers and included the whole of China, Mongolia and Siberia in Russia.