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Tang and Ming China

Q and A for Tang and Ming Dynasties in China

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The first emperor of the Tang, Gaozu, claimed what that he had a right to rule? Claimed to be the direct descendant of Laozi, founder of Daoism.
After claiming rule, what act did Gaozu's son do in order to take the throne? Forced his father off the throne, murdering his two brothers to become Emperor Taizong.
What philosophy did Emperor Taizong believed in during his rule? Buddhism.
Who was Wu Zetian? Wu was one of the first only female emperors in ancient China.
What would Wu attain from the death of Taizong? She would be the concubine successor and his son.
How did Wu justify her power? She claimed to be the reincarnation of a Buddhist Monk to justify power.
Empress Wu made what kind of changes during her rule? She reformed the education system, gave exams for military, and opened up Silk Trade routes.
Following the increase in trade, how would this effect culture of China? Turkish and Persian fashion were popular, Buddhism spread all throughout, woodblock printing made advancements, and a rise in poetry came about as well.
Why do people call these times the Golden Ages? Population increased, strong trade, better in transport, goods like gunpowder and printing appealed to other areas of Afro-Eurasia.
Which group was worried about the power and influence on foreigners? Traditionalists.
Explain what happened during the fall of the Tang Dynasty. Restrictions on foreigners and trade, Buddhist monasteries shut down, Monks and Nuns were persecuted.
After the fall of the Tang, what happened to China as a whole? Warring factions, creating the Five Dynasties.
What made the Ming stand out from the other dynasties? They're known for increasing trade and the creation of porcelain and ceramics made and traded.
How did the Ming strengthen the government? Through hiring based on experience instead of family lineage.
What positives were done through the Ming's rule? Farming and iron production increased, same as weapons and tools.
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