Why is little known about the Xia dynasty?

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KengaRu [80]3 years ago

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Answer:

The right answer is D.

Explanation:

Although the oldest legends and stories of Chinese people say that the Xia dynasty was the first line of successive rulers, it remains a mythical event in the scientifc study of history. So far, archeologists have not found any acceptable evidence of its existence. But it´s well alive in the folk tales and in the popular imagination of Chinese culture. The first historical dynasty accepted by historians of China is the Shang dinasty (ca. 1600 BCE-ca. 1050 BCE).

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