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AGENDA Brief overview of Postclassical China: Sui/Tang/Song Dynasties Postclassical China Adventures Work in class through Friday on this Homework: Keep working on your guided reading packet! Whatever you do, you need to read and take notes over all of chapter 7 and all of chapter 8. We re going through them out of order we re going to talk about chapter 8 first, and then go back to chapter 7. If you want to stay up to date in class, start with chapter 8!

EMPIRES IN EAST ASIA

But first a video. CHINA

The collapse of the Han Dynasty around 220 C.E brought in 3 centuries of political fragmentation and China s aristocratic families. Hey what does that sound like?

Three kingdoms period Disharmony in China what s going to happen to belief systems and philosophies? Qin: Legalist Han: Confucianist Sui??? Daoism and Buddhism take root during the Three Kingdoms period and have a lasting impact on the Sui and Tang Dynasties

THE SUI DYNASTY (589-618) Sui = sway Han dynasty falls 220 CE Three Kingdoms no one dynasty in charge Sui Dynasty takes over 589CE

THE SUI DYNASTY (589-618) Massive building projects Military labor To fight off northern nomadic peoples Conscripted labor To build giant projects

THE SUI DYNASTY (589-618) The Grand Canal Intended to promote trade between north and south China Linked Yangtze and Huang He Rivers (Most Chinese rivers flow east/west) Connected northern and southern China in a way it never had been before Political and cultural unity, integrated economies Linked network of earlier canals 1100 miles Roads on either bank Succeeded only by railroad traffic in the 20 th century! (And still used today)

THE FALL OF THE SUI Everyone s mad over forced labor + Military failures Emperor assassinated in 618 Short-lived sounds like?

THE TANG DYNASTY (618-907) Tang Taizong (627-649) Descendant of a Turkish tribe in northern China Strong ruler Placated nomadic peoples to the north to bring peace Pitted them against each other!

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS Transportation and communication Extensive postal service Equal-field system 20% of land hereditary ownership 80% of land redistributed according to formula Family size, land fertility Worked well until 8 th century Happy peasants!

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS Bureaucracy of merit Reintroduced civil service examinations Why?

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS Military expansion Manchuria, Korea, Vietnam, Tibet Tributary relationships Must give tribute to China via regular tokens of submission Think: Neegan in Walking Dead *spreads Chinese influence* One of the largest expansions in Chinese history

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS China as Middle Kingdom Kowtow ritual

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS Cultural achievements Advances in literature, poetry, art Buddhists originally given high favor, but Over time, Buddhism persecuted Temples destroyed, monasteries burned Empress Wu

DECLINE OF THE TANG Politics Governmental neglect Emperor obsessed with music, concubines Military Rebellion in 775 Nomadic mercenaries hired to help crush rebellion; end up sacking cities Military commanders gain more power over time, compete for control Last emperor abdicates in 907

WHAT S GONNA HAPPEN? Lords competed for power three major states arose *you can always assume, just like in Indian history, throughout Chinese history, when there isn t one emperor in charge, there are lords competing for power*

SONG DYNASTY (960-1279 CE) First emperor, Song Taizu (960-976) Military not emphasized Why? Instead, emphasis on administration, industry, education, and the arts

ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE SONG DYNASTY When there s political stability for long periods of time, societies flourish! Art, architecture, and GOLDEN AGES!

TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRY Porcelain ( Chinaware ) Iron, coal, steel advanced and unrivaled Agricultural tools, weaponry, suspension bridges Gunpowder Invented in Tang for fireworks, improved in Song Bamboo fire lances Earlier printing techniques refined Moveable type Woodblock printing Naval technology Junk ships Magnetic compass

AGRICULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS Champa rice (from Vietnam) Fast-ripening 2 crops per year Agricultural advancements Iron plows, soil fertilization, improved irrigation Water wheels, canals Terrace farming All of this leads to

POPULATION GROWTH! Effective food distribution system Transportation networks Thanks, Grand Canal! 120 100 80 60 40 20 Millions Urbanization 0 600 CE 1000

MARKET ECONOMY flying cash letters of credit to deal with coin shortages Checks, too! Led to development of paper money All of which lead to increasingly cosmopolitan nature of Chinese cities Blend of many cultures and customs Silk Road facilitates trade, creates greater demand for imported luxury goods

CULTURAL CHANGE Continued persecution of Buddhists Attacked Buddhist views on equality Created laws that favored men and excluded women from many things Once civilizations stabilize, there is a decrease in gender equality Why? Confucianism restored; neo-confucianism Influenced by Buddhist thought Reestablishment of patriarchy

CULTURAL CHANGE Footbinding gains popularity Increased control by male family members Forces women into submissive roles

DECLINE OF THE SONG Politics and economics Size of bureaucracy - had to pay them somehow Taxes lead to. peasant rebellions! Military Lacked military training Bad leaders Fell to nomadic attacks

Song and Tang Dynasties Even with 50 years of disunity, this era has long been regarded as a golden age of arts and literature, setting standards of excellence in poetry, landscape painting, and ceramics. Tang Tang dynasty China is the best ordered state in the world. Song Dynasty Richest, most skilled, more powerful, most populous

Golden Age of China activity! Three options: 1. Read through Tang poetry, create your own poem inspired by an original Tang poem, and create a piece of art that reflects your poem 1. Nature is a huge theme! 2. Analyze Tang and Song art, and write a short story inspired by a piece of art 3. Research foot binding, research another type of body modification to achieve societal standards of beauty, and write a poem DUE: FRIDAY, 11/9 PRESENT FOR EXTRA CREDIT