Who helped the early emperors of China govern ?

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PSYCHO15rus [73]3 years ago

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Qin Shi Huang helped the early emperors of China govern.

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He emerged Zheng, King Qin while he was thirteen; the very first emperor of China while he was thirty-eight once the Qin defeated all those other states of battle and in 221 BC united all of China.

Throughout his reign, his commanders increased considerably the Chinese Government's size; interventions south of Chu forever attached the Hunan and Guangdong Yue territories to Chinese ethnic space; interventions in Central Asia captured the Xiongnu nomadic Ordos Chain, although they ultimately also contributed to the Modu Chanyu Confederacy.

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