What dynasty is the most powerful Chinese feudalism?

Influence the Tang Dynasty! Social prosperity in the Northern Song Dynasty! Territory Yuan Dynasty! The bloody and barbaric Ming Dynasty connected tens of thousands and wiped out its ten tribes. The modern frontier forms the Qing Dynasty!

Qing Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty had the most uprisings, and the Han and other ethnic groups in many areas were bloody and unkind.

Upstairs water. It is none other than the Qing Dynasty, and the feudal centralization is almost the cumulative of one dynasty after another.

The Tang Dynasty reached its heyday in all aspects and had a high international status.

Ming and Qing dynasties Ming Dynasty Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang punished Hu Weiyong for the crime of treason, and the monarch's power was concentrated in the hands of the emperor alone, and the monarch's power reached its peak. hindered the budding of national capitalism. The Qing Dynasty implemented a policy of sea ban and seclusion, which was very feudal and seriously hindered China's development.

In the early Qing Dynasty, the later became more feudal.

Huang Yao Shunyu or something, the earlier the more feudal.

The order of dynasties in Chinese feudal society: Qin Dynasty, Western Chu Dynasty, Han Dynasty, Western Han Dynasty, New Dynasty, Xuan Han Dynasty, Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Wei, Shu Han Dynasty, Sun Wu, Western Jin Dynasty, Eastern Jin Dynasty, Sixteen Kingdoms, Southern Dynasties, Liu Song, Southern Qi, Southern Liang, Southern Chen, Northern Dynasties, Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi, Northern Zhou, Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Wu Zhou, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Liao Dynasty, Northern Song Dynasty, Southern Song Dynasty, Western Xia, Jin Dynasty, Great Mongol Kingdom, Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Later Jin, Great Shun, Qing Dynasty.

Chinese feudal society refers to the historical period from the middle of the Warring States Period in ancient China to the end of the late Qing Dynasty, which lasted from 475 BC to 1840 AD. Feudal society refers to the social structure of the feudal system in a narrow sense, and this term first refers to the state structure of the Middle Ages in Western Europe, and a similar system existed in the Xia, Shang, Zhou, and pre-Qin periods of China. However, according to Marxist historiography (originally, Marx himself stated that Marxist historiography was only applicable to Western Europe and not to other civilized societies, but later Lenin, Stalin and others extended the applicability of this historiography to the whole world), most countries and regions in history have experienced a period of feudal society, such as Europe from the 9th century to about the 15th century, which was a period of feudal society.

China's feudal society was gradually formed from the Warring States period in ancient China to the Opium War in the late Qing Dynasty, and gradually transformed into a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society.

There were several dynasties in feudal society, but I can't remember it clearly.

During the Qing Dynasty, the rulers were very concerned about the quality of life of the people, so they lived very frugally, and at the same time required the members of the royal family to be frugal. And in order to make the common people comfortable, the emperor of the Qing Dynasty levied only a small amount of taxes on the common people, which greatly reduced the burden on the common people, and the living standards of the common people were very high for most of the Qing Dynasty's rule. In the year of natural disasters, the imperial court also allocated a large amount of silver taels for disaster relief, which shows how powerful the Qing Dynasty was at that time.

The most powerful feudal dynasty in Chinese history was the Qin Dynasty, which wanted to be Qin Shi Huang and fought in all directions to unify the six kingdoms. Fame is terrifying.

Tang dynasty. During the Tang Dynasty, there were two prosperous scenes in our country, when our country's economy was prosperous, and envoys from all over the world came to China.

One of the most powerful feudal dynasties in Chinese history was the Qin Dynasty, followed by the Yuan Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, both of which defeated the invading forces around them, so that the enemy did not dare to invade.

The most powerful feudal dynasty was the Kangxi Dynasty, and his ranking can be said to be the first, because his largest land area was already the largest at that time.

Correction: Instead of "prevailing", it should be replaced by "flourishing".

The heyday of feudal society was the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty (618-907) was one of the most important dynasties in Chinese history, and one of the strongest, most prosperous, most developed and most open eras in Chinese history. Li Yuan established the Tang Dynasty in 618, with Chang'an (present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi) as the capital, and later Luoyang as the eastern capital.

At its peak, its territory stretched west to the Caspian Sea and the Aral Sea in Central Asia; North Vietnam's Outer Hung Yen Mountains, Lake Baikal; From Sakhalin Island in the east, the Korean Peninsula; South to Vietnam. In 690, Wu Zetian changed the name of the country to Zhou, and was known as Wu Zhou in history, until 705, when Tang Zhongzong restored the name of the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty declined after the Anshi Rebellion in the 14th year of Tianbao (755), and in 907, Zhu Quanzhong, the king of Liang, usurped the throne and perished, lasting for 289 years and passing on 20 emperors.

Tang had brilliant achievements in culture, politics, economy, diplomacy and other aspects, and was the most powerful country in the world at that time. At that time, the neighboring countries of East Asia, including Silla, Balhae and Japan, were also greatly influenced by the political system and culture.

In its heyday, the Tang Dynasty achieved high achievements in culture, politics, economy, diplomacy and other aspects, and was one of the prosperous eras in Chinese history and one of the world's great powers at that time. At that time, neighboring countries such as Silla, Goguryeo, Baekje, Balhae, and Wa were all influenced by the Tang in terms of their political system and culture.

In the first half of the Tang Dynasty, the social economy was in an upward stage, and the culture was advanced, which was a period of great export of culture and technology from China to neighboring countries in history. In the second half of the Tang Dynasty, in the transition period of Chinese history, the reform of land, salt and iron, and tax systems marked the slow changes in society, and the growth of the separatist power of feudal towns and the formation of surrounding ethnic states had a profound impact on the history of China for nearly a thousand years.

The earliest Chinese dynasty was the Xia Dynasty, founded by Yu in 2070 BC. The Xia Dynasty (c. 2050 BC – c. 1600 BC), the first dynasty recorded in Chinese history. According to historical records, the Xia Dynasty was the first country in Chinese history established by Yu's son Qi who abolished the traditional tribal "Chan Rang" system, killed Yi and became the king.

Xia Yu's inheritance replaced the previous Zen concession system, and the Zen concession system became the hereditary system of the throne. The Xia Dynasty had a total of 13 generations and 16 kings. The central area of the Xia Dynasty was in the western part of present-day Henan and the southern part of Shanxi.

The establishment of the Xia Dynasty, according to legend, Yao, Shun, Yu, the tribal alliance adopted the "Zen way" method to "select the virtuous and capable", and elected the co-owner of the world. When Yao was old, he gave the "king" position to the virtuous Shun, and when Shun was old, he gave the "king" position to Yu, but when Yu was old, he passed the "king" position to his son Qi. Since then, the Zen concession system has been replaced by the hereditary system.

Consolidation of the Xia Dynasty Soon after the establishment of the Xia Dynasty, Taikang lost the country and was seized by Yi. Yi Xin Hanxun was killed by him. For more than 40 years, the political situation has been turbulent.

Xiangzi Shaokang went through several hardships, and with the help of Youyu and other departments, he attacked and killed Hanxun and revived the Xia Dynasty. After that, after several generations of efforts, the Xia Dynasty became stronger and stronger, with the Central Plains as the center, the territory of the east to the sea, the west to the Xihe, the north to Yanshan, and the south to Changhuai.

The fall of the Xia Dynasty, Kongjia chaos, and the decline of the Xia Dynasty. At the end of the day, the ruling class was rotten, building palaces and yaotai, spoiling sisters, ignoring political affairs, not listening to advice, exceedingly endowed, and the people were dissatisfied. Shang Tang raised an army to attack, and Ji fled to Nanchao and died.

Xia Ziyu to Ji, the 14th and 17th kings, existed for nearly 500 years.

China's first feudal dynasty was the Qin Dynasty, which was divided according to the Marxist view of history, the Xia, Shang and Zhou periods were slave states, and the Warring States period was the period of China's transition from a slave society to a feudal society. In 221 BC, Qin Shi Huang unified the six kingdoms, and China's first highly centralized feudal dynasty was established.

Before 221 AD, after more than 2,000 years of slave society, at the end of the Warring States Period, the remaining Qin, Qi, Yan, Chu, Han, Zhao, Wei seven countries, Qin through the "Shang Dynasty Reform", a series of military and agricultural reforms, the national strength greatly enhanced, in the efforts of several generations of Qin kings, Qin Shi Wang Yingzheng successfully destroyed the six countries, to complete the great cause of unification.

The Qin Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty were divided into the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the Spring and Autumn Period was the period of the collapse of slavery, and the Warring States Period was the formative period of feudalism.

Warring States period.

The Zhou Dynasty was divided into two parts, the Spring and Autumn Period as a slave society and the Warring States Period as a feudal society.

It was the Great Qin Dynasty established by Qin Shi Huang.

Qin, Yingzheng is called the first emperor, and the slave society is not called the emperor.

In 221 BC, the Qin State destroyed the Six Kingdoms and established the first great unified state.

Qin Dynasty! It was founded in 221 BC by Qin Shi Huang.

In the Qin Dynasty, the founding emperor was Qin Shi Huang, but he died after only two lifetimes.

The Qin Dynasty was the first feudal dynasty.

The real feudal dynasty that unified the whole country in Chinese history was the Qin Dynasty!

Have a nice day!

It is said that it is a feudal dynasty, of course, it is the Qin Dynasty, the Warring States Period gradually transitioned from a slave society to a feudal society, and the first feudal dynasty was established after Qin unified the country.

The Xia Dynasty was the first slave dynasty.

Xia was established by Yu to his son Qi.