Which dynasty in Chinese history was the most victorious?

First of all, the first is the Western Zhou Dynasty, which survived for 856 years, which was the peak period of Chinese slavery society, and laid the foundation for the establishment of a centralized state, and the slave economy was very developed.

The second is the Tang Dynasty, the rule of Zhenguan Everyone knows that the Tang Dynasty was the most prosperous period of the ancient Chinese feudal dynasty, and Japan's reform was modeled after the Tang Dynasty in China, and the Chinatown in the United States is the best witness.

I look at the Song Dynasty mentioned above, in fact, that's not right, the economy of the Song Dynasty is not very developed, but the economy has improved, and there were three major crises during the Song Dynasty"The phenomenon is particularly serious, ** there is no money, how can it be prosperous? Although Wang Anshi's change of law alleviated a certain situation, it was only a flash in the pan, and was finally stopped by Sima Guang and others, and the change failed.

Song Dynasty, there is no doubt about it.

Economy and people's livelihood: The population of the Tang Dynasty had more than 50 million at its peak, and the population of the Song Dynasty exceeded 100 million at its peak.

Politics: The Song Dynasty paid attention to the punishment of non-commissioned officers, and was extremely politically enlightened, and the most severe punishment for criminal officials was exile in Hainan.

Technology Culture: Needless to say, there are too many examples.

The Tang Bar is ahead of the world in terms of politics, economy, culture, and military advisory, and has many enlightened monarchs and virtuous foreign policies. Now, foreign countries do not have Chinatowns, and it is popular to wear Tang costumes, which can be corroborated. Moreover, the Tang Dynasty has a history of 289 years and has produced 21 emperors, which is remarkable.

I still want to talk about the Han Dynasty, but I feel that the territory of the Han Dynasty is not as big as that of the Tang Dynasty, and I am entangled.

Personally admire the Han Dynasty, after all, the Han culture was born from that period, and at that time, Ban Chao led a hundred soldiers to dare to sweep the entire Western Regions, and the grassland tribe was chased and killed by Huo Qubing and Wei Qing Qianli at that time, what a majesty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty issued a famous saying through the ages, "Those who offend the Han Tianwei will be punished even if they are far away!" ”

It depends on which aspect. In the literary and artistic category, of course, the Song Dynasty, the economic and cultural category should belong to the Tang Dynasty, and the advanced political system should belong to the Han Dynasty. As for the military, it was the early Qing Dynasty. Personal opinions, welcome to discuss.

Tang dynasty. Known as the ancient version of America.

After all, during the Ming Dynasty, Zheng He went to the West.

One of the longest dynasties in Chinese history, the Zhou Dynasty. The Zhou Dynasty went through thirty-seven generations of emperors, more than eight hundred years, and was destroyed by the Qin state in 206 BC.

If primitive societies are also considered dynasties, they should be the longest primitive societies.

Zhou Dynasty, if you calculate carefully, it has a history of about 800 years. However, the Zhou Dynasty after moving the capital to Luoyi also existed in name only.

The longest feudal society is the Han Dynasty, more than 400 years before and after.

Because of the Han Dynasty, especially when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there were seven battles against the Xiongnu, which led to the westward migration of the Xiongnu, the Xiongnu swept across Europe, and the European feared called them the whip of God, due to the invasion of the Xiongnu, the Ostrogoths moved westward and occupied the territory of the Visigoths, and the Visigoths had no choice but to invade Rome and destroy Rome. The strength of the Han Dynasty goes without saying. The 9th floor is wrong, Alexander rose around 340 BC, and the Han was founded around 200 BC, and by the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there was a difference of about 200 years.

The status of the Tang Dynasty in the world at that time.

Due to the steady economic development of the Tang Dynasty, the high degree of cultural prosperity, and the strong national strength, it was the most advanced country in the world at that time, and was in the leading position in world history. Come to study,**. At that time, there were more than 70 countries with which they interacted, and many foreign nobles sent their children to Taixue in Chang'an to learn Chinese culture.

It also opened up maritime traffic from Guangzhou and the Vietnam Sea to Southeast Asia, West Asia, Egypt and East Africa. Therefore, Tang had a high international prestige at that time and was the center of economic and cultural exchanges between countries around the world.

The most prominent feature of the Western Han Dynasty is that it is strong and prosperous, and the title of the previous history textbooks is: The Strong Western Han Dynasty

From the situation of the world relative to the same period.

Should be. Tang Yuan, Western Han Dynasty, Sui Ming.

The productivity of each dynasty was not the same. If you compare the dynasties at that time with other countries in the same period, it should be the Tang Dynasty.

The army of the Han Dynasty was the most powerful, even better than the army of King Alexander at that time. And during the reign of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, it could be regarded as the most prosperous. The territory of the Yuan Dynasty was the largest, and Genghis Khan hit Europe.

Personally, I think it's the Tang Dynasty.

The rule of Zhenguan.

The Yuan Dynasty, the largest territory, the Han Dynasty Emperor Wu in the treasury in the treasury rope were broken, the Sui Dynasty was the Tang Dynasty after the grain in the granary until Li Shiming is still there, the Qin Dynasty, established a great defense system of the Great Wall.

The Yuan Dynasty can only be regarded as the largest territory, and its military strength is indeed very strong, but it should not be regarded as the strongest, and its governing policy is problematic, from Genghis Khan to Möngke, until Kublai Khan did not improve, but the Yuan Dynasty at the time of Kublai Khan was not as good as before.

The military of the Han Dynasty was also very good, especially during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the military reached its peak, and it was also the longest dynasty in Chinese history, and from this point of view, the Han Dynasty was very strong.

Personally, I think that the strongest dynasty in history is the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty is the most prosperous dynasty in Chinese history, and the military is still terrifyingly strong.

The conclusion is the Tang Dynasty!

Qing Dynasty, because history is progressive, although it is so rubbing in the middle and late stages.

The Yuan Dynasty, the territory of the founding of the country is the largest, almost Europe.

Every dynasty has its strengths and weaknesses

Tang, there is the rule of Zhenguan, and Taizong is very concerned about diplomacy, he hasn't forgotten Songtsen Gampo, right? Although the Han Dynasty was ashamed during the period of Emperor Wu, the burden on the people was too great, and it only improved later.

Battle of Guandu.

In the 5th year of Emperor Jian'an of the Han Dynasty (200 AD), Yuan Shao, who was based in the north, relied on his strong military strength to fight a big battle with Cao Cao, who was obviously weak, which was known as the Battle of Guandu. The result was that Cao Cao won more with less and defeated Yuan Shao. In order to seize control of the Central Plains, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao were bound to fight a decisive battle.

Yuan Shao had hundreds of thousands of troops, and the rear was consolidated, and the soldiers were well fed. And Cao Cao can only use the army of 120,000 people to resist Yuan Shao, and the land he occupies is in turmoil, and the materials are far from abundant. Cao Cao was quite talented in military affairs, and in this battle, he first adopted the strategy of attacking the east and the west, beheading the general Yan Liang and relieving the siege of the White Horse.

Then he lured the enemy to go deeper, and defeated Yuan's army in the Battle of Yanjin, beheading Yuan's famous general Wen Chou. After the victory of the first battle, Cao Cao took the initiative to withdraw his troops, retreated to Guandu, deep ditches and high bases, and did not come out of the strong wall, waiting for the opportunity to find fighters, so that Yuan Shao's 100,000 army was blocked for half a year. Yuan Shao's adviser Xu You defected to Cao Cao, told about Yuan Shao's recent accumulation of more than 10,000 truckloads of grain and grass in Wuchao (now southeast of Yanjin, Henan), and suggested that Cao Cao send a surprise army to attack Wu.

Cao Cao accepted his words, defeated the bird's nest guard Chun Yuqiong, and burned more than 10,000 carts of grain and grass. The burning of the black nest determined the victory or defeat of the battle of Guandu.

The Battle of Red Cliffs. The Battle of Chibi, which took place in 208 AD, was the key to the formation of the Three Kingdoms. After the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao successively eliminated some military separatist forces and basically unified the north. At this time, Cao Cao launched the Battle of Chibi in order to take advantage of the victory to eliminate Sun Quan in Jiangdong and Liu Bei, who was dependent on Jingzhou forces, and unify the whole country.

Liu Bei adopted Zhuge Liang's suggestion and united with Sun Quan of Jiangdong. The Sun-Liu coalition army used the method of fire attack, won more with less, and defeated Cao's army. This battle brought about a new change in the balance of power between Cao, Liu, and Sun.

The main reasons for Cao Cao's defeat in the Battle of Red Cliffs can be analyzed from three aspects; First, Cao's army came from the north and was not accustomed to water warfare; second, Cao Cao's pride and complacency; Third, the correct tactics of the Sun-Liu coalition army. The most fundamental thing is that the objective conditions for reunification were not yet ripe at that time. After Cao Cao unified the north, the social economy of the north had not yet been restored and developed; Liu Bei has not yet consolidated his own territory, and Sun Quan's Jiangdong has just been developed.

Neither the unified economic foundation nor the conditions for the unification of the balance of forces to be accomplished are yet ripe. This is the most fundamental point.

Makino Wars: 50,000 per week vs 700,000 quotient.

Wu Chu fights for hegemony: Wu 30,000 vs Chu 300,000.

Julu War: Xiang Yu 60,000 vs Qin 300,000.

Han Xin broke Zhao: Han Wan vs Zhao 200,000.

Wei Qing and Huo Qu broke the Huns: Han 100,000 vs Huns 240,000 Lulin Army broke Wang Mang: Lulin Wan vs Wang Mang more than 100,000.

Battle of Guandu: Cao Cao 20,000 vs Yuan Shao 100,000.

Battle of Chibi: Sun Quan, Liu Bei 50,000 vs Cao Cao 200,000.

Battle of Biaoting: Lu Xun 60,000 vs Liu Bei 400,000.

The Battle of Weishui: 80,000 in the Eastern Jin Dynasty vs 800,000 in the Former Qin.

Tiger Prison Pass War: Li Shimin 100,000 vs Wang Shichong, Dou Jiande 280,000 Li Jing against the Turks: Tang 5,000 vs Turks 60,000.

Guo Ziyi recovered the Central Plains: I don't remember the comparison of forces.

Zhu Xianzhen battle: Yue Fei 8,000 vs Jin 70,000.

Samarkand War: Mongol 150,000 vs Islamist Coalition 700,000 Hungarian War: Mongol 150,000 vs Crusaders 500,000.

Poyang Lake War: Zhu Yuanzhang 200,000 vs Chen Youliang 600,000.

Battle of Jingnan: Zhu Di's 800 troops finally seized the world.

Salhu War: Jurchen 60,000 vs Ming 100,000.

Ningyuan War: Yuan Chonghuan 10,000 vs Houjin 130,000.

Quarry War: Qing 170,000 vs Li Zicheng 500,000.

Battle of Dongting Lake: Taiping Heavenly Kingdom 110,000 vs Qing 180,000.

Wuchang Shouyi: 5,000 revolutionary parties vs 80,000 Qing troops.

Battle of Hesheng Bridge: 4,000 Northern Expeditionary Army vs 60,000 direct warlords.

Northwest Campaign: PLA 30,000 vs Kuomintang Hu Zong 200,000 Southern Huaihai Campaign: PLA 600,000 vs Kuomintang 800,000.

The Qing Dynasty (1616-1911) was founded in 1616, known as Houjin, changed its name to Qing in 1636, and entered the customs in 1644.

Qing Taizu (Aixin Jueluo - Nurhachi). The last emperor, Xuantong. In this dynasty, there was a "prosperous era of Kangqian". Qianlong's "seclusion and seclusion" was the end of China's more than 2,000-year-long feudal dynasty!

The longest reign was the "Zhou Dynasty", {1046-256 BC, Western Zhou (1046-771 BC). Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770-256 BC) 790 BC}

There is a legend of "Jiang Shangbao Zhou Dynasty 801 years", it is said that King Wen of Zhou invited Jiang Ziya on the bank of the Weishui River, and drove him 801 steps, and he said to King Wen, "You take me 801 steps, I will protect you for 801 years". King Wen hurriedly said, "Please get in the car, I will take you farther" Jiang Shang said, "It's late, don't leak the secret." Even if this is not true, it is not difficult to see that the Zhou Dynasty is one of the longest dynasties in the history of our country.

In 277 years, the longest reign was the Zhou Dynasty, not counting the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in 791 years.

It is 295 years from 1616 after the establishment of Nurhachi, 275 years from 1636 when Huang Taiji changed the country name to the Qing Dynasty, and 267 years from 1644 when Shunzhi entered the customs. The longest feudal dynasty in history was the Han Dynasty, with more than 400 years in the Western and Eastern Han dynasties.

The Han Dynasty (Eastern Han and Western Han Dynasty), not counting the Shu Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms, is close to 500 years, and the Qing Dynasty is less than 300 years.

The Qing Dynasty ruled China for a total of 268 years, "1644 AD and 1911 AD".

The Tang Dynasty ruled the longest in feudal society::618-907 290 years in total.

This was followed by the Ming Dynasty: 1368-1644 for a total of 277 years.

Qing Dynasty (1636-1911), was 276 years.

Zhou Dynasty (1046 BC - 256 BC) The Zhou Dynasty existed for almost 800 years. From the middle of the 11th century BC to 256 BC, there were 30 generations and 37 kings, divided into two periods, the Western Zhou and the Eastern Zhou, making it the longest reigning dynasty in Chinese history.

268 years.

1644 A.D. 1911 A.D.

The longest reign was probably in 554 Shang.

The Qing Dynasty ruled China for more than 300 years.

From Shunzhi to Xuantong.

The longest reign in China was the Shang Dynasty, which lasted for more than 500 years from Cheng Tang to King Shang.

The Qing Dynasty ruled for 275 years, and the Zhou Dynasty lasted for more than 800 years at most.

From 1644 to 1911 Count it.

The longest, it is said to be the Zhou Dynasty.

The army that was both strong and victorious was generally the government army of the Tang Dynasty.

If you use the elimination method, first look at the time, from Qin to Qing, only the Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, and Qing Dynasty have existed for a longer time;

Since the strong victory, and then it is obvious that the Song Dynasty is excluded, there is the Song Dynasty (regardless of the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty), all of which are in the stage of vigorous development and growth of the national power, and the Han civilization temporarily avoids it, and the result is that the two dynasties were finally overthrown by the minority regime;

Third, the Qing Dynasty can also be removed, the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty actually basically stopped eating after Kangxi, Yongzheng went northwest to empty the treasury, and the result was all down to Nian Qianyao, Yue Zhongqi and other Han generals and green battalion soldiers. In fact, the system of the Eight Banners was applicable to wartime, and when the whole country was unified and there was a civilian group that relied on Confucian culture to rule the country, the Eight Banners would degenerate ......

Fourth, in front of the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty army, the Ming Dynasty army was going to retreat, don't tell me what the Ming Dynasty army defeated the Yuan army, in fact, the Yuan army was almost rotten from the root when the Red Turban Uprising occurred, and the Yuan Dynasty also died in its own hands, although it appeared in the later period, the Qi family army and the Guanning Iron Cavalry, but it was disbanded in a few years.

Finally, looking at the armies of the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, in comparison, the main merit of the Han army was to defeat the Xiongnu, but the national strength was insufficient in the early stage, until the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, it took more than 20 years to gather the national strength of the previous generations and the "rule of Wenjing" to cripple the Xiongnu; The Tang Dynasty defeated the Turks in the early days of Taizong due to its strong national strength, and then by the time of the Wu Zhou Dynasty, the Eastern and Western Turks had been completely crippled, in this regard, the Tang Dynasty army was slightly stronger than the Han Dynasty army, which was closely related to the strength of the country at that time;

On the other hand, the Tang Dynasty army was attacking Tibet, setting up the Bohai Governor's Mansion, the Western Regions Governor's Mansion, and the Beiting Governor's Mansion, and the Great War with the Sislo was a collision between the two largest regimes in the world at that time; The army of the Tang Dynasty experienced many baptisms and tribulations not only internally, but also in foreign wars, while the army of the Han Dynasty lost slightly in comparison.

Although the Han Dynasty existed for a slightly longer time than the Tang Dynasty, due to the national strength at that time and the surrounding environment, in summary, it is most in line with your question "which dynasty's army has been strong for the longest time", and the Tang Dynasty army was elected!

If you want to talk about the army system, or the Qin Dynasty army system is good, although the Qin Dynasty was short, but at that time the Qin Dynasty Mengshi brothers were executed, 500,000 troops conquered South Vietnam, 300,000 troops stationed on the Great Wall, plus Zhao Gao framed Zhongliang, Zhang Han also led 200,000 prisoners to destroy Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, and killed Xiang Liang, but the way of governing the country is really not good, so it is a pity that the Qin Dynasty army does not have such a good record as the Tang Dynasty army.