During the feudal period of China, there were several peak periods in the world, which dynasties wer

One: Qin annihilated the unification of the Six Kingdoms; 2: The rule of Wenjing in the early Han Dynasty; Three:

Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty sent troops to destroy the Xiongnu and seal Mount Tai; Four: Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty Zhongxing; Five: Wei destroyed Shu Han and descended to Sun Wu; Six:

The rule of Tang Zhenguan and the prosperity of the Kaiyuan Dynasty; Seven: The Yuan Dynasty rode to conquer the world; Eight: the prosperity of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty and the rule of Renxuan; Nine:

Qing Kang Qian, prosperous age. Among them, Qin Shi Huang has the greatest credit. He swept the six countries, Pinglingnan, and sent troops to the Xiongnu.

For the sake of better cultural dissemination, better rule, and also for the sake of China, he wrote the same text, the same track, and unified weights and measures. Everything he did laid the foundation for the later prosperous times.

Some people say that the Ming Dynasty was the heyday of Chinese history, the Tang Dynasty had the rule of Zhenguan and the prosperous era of Kaiyuan, and the Ming Dynasty had the rule of Yongle and Renxuan. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, there were the following highlights: one or five expeditions to Mobei; 2. The conquest of Annam; 3. Zheng He's seven voyages to the West; 4. Quell ethnic rebellions in the southwest; 5. Move the capital and build the city of Beijing; Sixth, the construction of Nanjing Baoguo Temple; 7. Construction of Wudang Mountain Complex; 8. Dredging the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal; 9. Editing and revising the Yongle Canon.

These brilliant achievements were made by the Yongle Dynasty, and the Zhenguan Dynasty seems to be overshadowed by them. It seems that there was no such great achievement during the reign of Sadakan...

The dynasty that really put China on top of the world was the Wu Zhou, a dynasty that was recognized as supremacy by the world's major powers. Because of the strength of Wu Zhou, countries around the world began to admire Chinese culture.

To put it bluntly, after the Wu Zhou Dynasty, it was the Kaiyuan Dynasty of the Tang Dynasty, and Li Longji, who created the Kaiyuan Dynasty, pushed it to the merit monument, which directly led to the severance of diplomatic relations between more than 130 countries and the Tang Dynasty, leaving only East Asia and the small countries around the Tang Dynasty without severing diplomatic relations.

Imagine the scene when more than 200 heads of state from all over the world came to China to congratulate Wu Zetian.

In the history of our country, there are some dynasties that have been artificially destroyed by modern researchers and divided into two sections, but at that time, it was actually a dynasty.

If the two Han dynasties are regarded as one dynasty, it is the Han Dynasty that ruled the longest.

If this approach is not recognized, it is that the Tang Dynasty ruled the longest

The following is a chronological order of the reigns of each dynasty.

Two Han Dynasty: Xiqin Trace Han, 202 BC - 8 AD, reigned 210 years; The Eastern Han Dynasty, 25-220 AD, ruled for 195 years, and the two Han Dynasty ruled for a total of 405 years.

Song Dynasty: 960-1279 AD, divided into Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127 AD) and Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279 AD), total number of years of enjoyment: 319 years.

Tang Dynasty: 618 AD - 907 AD, total: 289 years.

Ming Dynasty: 1368 A.D. - 1644 A.D., total: 276 years.

Qing Dynasty: 1636-1912 AD, total: 276 years.

Liao Dynasty: 907 AD - 1125 AD, 218 AD.

Western Xia: 1038-1227 AD, 189 AD.

Jin Dynasty: 265-420 AD, divided into Western Jin Dynasty (265-316) and Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420), total reign: 155 years.

Northern and Southern Dynasties: 386-534 AD, a total of 148 years.

Jin Dynasty: 1115 AD - 1234 AD, a total of 119 years.

Yuan Dynasty: 1271-1368 AD, total: 98 years.

Northern and Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty: 420 A.D. - 479 A.D., a total of 60 years.

Northern and Southern Dynasties Liang: 502-557 AD, a total of 55 years.

Three Kingdoms: 229 A.D. - 280 A.D., a total of 52 years.

Three Kingdoms: Cao Wei: 220-265 AD, a total of 46 years.

Three Kingdoms: Shu Han: 221 A.D. - 263 A.D., a total of 43 years.

Sui Dynasty: 581 A.D. - 619 A.D., total: 38 years.

Southern and Northern Dynasties Chen: 557-589 AD, a total of 32 years.

Northern and Southern Dynasties: 550-577 AD, a total of 27 years.

Northern and Southern Dynasties, Northern Zhou: 557 A.D. - 581 A.D., a total of 24 years.

Southern and Northern Dynasties: 479-502 AD, a total of 23 years.

Northern and Southern Dynasties, Western Wei Dynasty: 535-556 AD, 21 years.

Northern and Southern Dynasties, Eastern Wei Dynasty: 534 A.D. - 550 A.D., a total of 16 years.

Five Dynasties Liang: 907 A.D. - 923 A.D., a total of 16 years.

New Dynasty: 8 A.D. - October 6, 23 A.D., total: 16 years.

Qin Dynasty: 221 BC - 207 BC, total: 14 years.

Five Dynasties Tang: 923-936 AD, a total of 13 years.

Five Dynasties: 936-947 AD, a total of 11 years.

Five Dynasties and Zhou: 951 A.D. - 960 A.D., a total of 9 years.

Five Dynasties of Han: 947 A.D. - 950 A.D., a total of 3 years.

Xuanhan: 23-25 A.D., total: 2 years.

Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, Jiaqing. The Qing Dynasty was a feudal dynasty established by the Jurchens (Manchus), and it was the second period in Chinese history after the Yuan Dynasty to be ruled by ethnic minorities, and it was also the last feudal imperial state in China. Since then, China has moved away from the imperial system and into a period of democratic revolution.

Shunzhi Shunzhi Emperor Fulin was the first emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. Kangxi Emperor Kangxi's name is Xuanye, the third son of Shunzhi, and Yongzheng Emperor Yinzhen, born in the seventeenth year of Kangxi (1678), is the fourth son of Kangxi. Emperor Qianlong Hongli, born in the 50th year of Kangxi (1711), died in the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799).

Qing Dynasty 296 years.

Tang Dynasty 289 years.

Ming Dynasty 276 years.