Which factors contributed to the reunification of China after the break up of the Han Dynasty

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The reunification of China after the dynastic Han came through long conflicts between great leaders. The dispute takes place during the famous period known as "Three Kingdom Period". The unification was due to the victory of the Wei Kingdom, which established and initiated the Western Jin Dynasty. This powerful dynasty was able to annex the other two kingdoms, and established the reunification of China.

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