China has gone through countless dynasties, how to periodize ancient China?

In the past 5,000 years, the change of dynasties has changed rapidly, and generally as long as the emperor has changed his dynasty name, it will also be replaced.

Each period and each stage is different, and it is getting better and better as society needs reform.

It's just that there is a professional staging system, which is already divided, so don't worry about it.

In ancient China, every time an emperor ascended the throne, he had to change the era name.

Commoners had to cultivate the land for the nobles before they could cultivate it for themselves. And the craftsmen also served the aristocracy, and were known as "industrial and commercial food officials."

Every time an emperor is changed, sometimes it needs to be reformed, and it mainly depends on the mood of the emperor.

Ancient Chinese were one emperor and one dynasty! The name of the change of dynasty.

It's not about staging, it's about changing an emperor, it's about changing a dynasty.

Because each emperor wanted to implement his own unique policy, there was a periodization.

Ancient literature: before 1840. Modern Literature:

1840-1919 Modern Literature: 1919-1949 Contemporary Literature: After 1949, there are three ancient and seven paragraphs, which are divided as follows:

Antiquity: Pre-Qin and Han dynasties (before the 3rd century AD) First paragraph: Pre-Qin Second paragraph:

Qin and Han dynasties Middle Ages: Wei and Jin dynasties to the middle of the Ming Dynasty (3rd century to 16th century AD) Third paragraph: Wei and Jin dynasties to the middle of the Tang Dynasty (late Tianbao period) Fourth paragraph:

From the middle of the Tang Dynasty to the end of the Southern Song Dynasty The fifth paragraph: from the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty to the middle of the Ming Dynasty (the end of Zhengde) The early antiquity period: from the middle of the Ming Dynasty to the "May Fourth" Movement (from the 16th century to the early 20th century AD) The sixth paragraph:

From the beginning of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty to the Opium War (1840) Section 7: From the Opium War to the May Fourth Movement (1919) Pre-Qin literature can be divided into three periods: Xia and Shang, Western Zhou and Spring and Autumn, and Warring States.

Primitive society, slave society. Feudal society.

The first stage is the pre-Qin.

The second stage is the Qin and Han dynasties.

The third stage is the Sui and Tang dynasties.

The fourth stage is the Wei and Jin dynasties.

The fifth stage is the Song and Yuan dynasties.

The sixth stage is the Ming and Qing dynasties.

The stage of prehistory should be characterized by the embryonic state of human social civilization.

Prehistoric humans, who transitioned from primitive tribes to matriarchal clan societies, went through a long period of time centered on women and cultivated the emotional intelligence and kindness of human nature.

Then it evolved into a patrilineal clan society, and the history of human civilization began here, and the male-dominated society has continued to the present, successively experiencing the transition from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic, and the bronze casting industry appeared in the late Neolithic period, known as the Bronze Age.

The discovery and application of metals have accelerated the progress of human civilization until now, from today to the future, metal manufacturing has been a powerful production tool to promote the progress of human society.

Seven Historical Periods of Ancient Chinese History:

1. Prehistoric period: characterized by the origin of early human beings and civilization in China.

2. Xia, Shang and Zhou periods: characterized by early state and social changes.

3. Qin and Han dynasties: characterized by the establishment and consolidation of a unified multi-ethnic state.

4. The period of the Three Kingdoms and the Northern and Southern Dynasties: characterized by the separation of political power and the integration of ethnic groups.

5. Sui and Tang dynasties: characterized by an era of prosperity and openness.

6. Liao, Song, Xia, Jin and Yuan dynasties: characterized by the development of ethnic relations and social changes.

7. Ming and Qing dynasties: characterized by the consolidation and development of a unified multi-ethnic state.

Legend History: Three Emperors and Five Emperors Yao Shunyu.

Feudal history: Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han, Jin, Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing.

Ancient times are the historical times before the appearance of ancient written records. At present, there is no concept of "antiquity" in the field of historiography. The division between antiquity and medieval history is bounded by the Qin Dynasty, that is, the pre-Qin history is the history of antiquity. The Middle Ages was the Manchu Dynasty before 1840 and until the Qin Dynasty.

Xia Shang and Western Zhou, Eastern Zhou are divided into two sections, Spring and Autumn and Warring States, unified Qin and Han, and the Three Kingdoms Wei, Shu and Wu .........There are clear divisions for each period.

1.7 million BC --- 221 BC

Qin and Han dynasties 221 BC--- 220 AD

Three Kingdoms, Two Jin Dynasties, Northern and Southern Dynasties, 220---589

Sui and Tang 589---907

Five dynasties, Liao, Song, Xia, Jinyuan, 907---1368

Ming and Qing dynasties 1368---1840

China is divided into three periods: [Ancient Age], "Middle Age" and "Early Antiquity", before the Jin Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty, it was [Ancient Times], and after the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it was Middle Ages. The Ming and Qing dynasties are ancient times.

Primitive society: before the Xia Dynasty, the period of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors.

Slave society: Xia, Shang, Western Zhou, Spring and Autumn periods.

Feudal society: Warring States period, Qin to Qing (before the Opium War). Qin, Han, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Ancient Chinese History, Modern History, Modern History.

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