General History of China 2013
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Tracing Chinese civilization from its prehistoric origins to the fall of the Qing dynasty, this sweeping 100-part documentary explores the rulers, wars, philosophies, religions, cultural achievements and social transformations that shaped one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations. Through archaeological evidence, historical records and expert commentary, the series presents a chronological account of China’s dynasties, peoples and institutions across thousands of years of history.
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1. China Road 2013-01-21
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2. The Earliest Chinese 2013-01-21
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3. The Rise of Agriculture 2013-01-21
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4. The Origins of Civilization 2013-01-21
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5. The Age of Early States 2013-01-21
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6. The Xia Dynasty 2013-01-21
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7. The Rise and Fall of the Shang Dynasty 2013-01-21
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8. Shang Civilization 2013-01-21
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9. King Wu's Conquest of Shang 2013-01-21
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10. The Regency of the Duke of Zhou 2013-01-21
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11. The Decline of the Zhou Royal House 2013-01-21
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13. Confucius 2013-01-21
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14. Reforms Among the Warring States 2013-01-21
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15. The Seven Warring States 2013-01-21
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16. The Hundred Schools of Thought 2013-01-21
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17. The Rise of the State of Qin 2013-01-21
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18. Qin Shi Huang Unifies China 2013-01-21
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19. The Chu-Han Contention 2013-01-21
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21. The Rule of Wen and Jing 2013-01-21
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22. Emperor Wu of Han 2013-01-21
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24. The Reign of Emperors Zhao and Xuan 2013-01-21
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25. Wang Mang's Reforms 2013-01-21
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26. The Restoration of Emperor Guangwu 2013-01-21
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27. The Silk Road 2013-01-21
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29. The Yellow Turban Rebellion 2013-01-21
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30. The Three Kingdoms 2013-01-21
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31. Zhuge Liang Governs Shu 2013-01-21
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32. The Unification Under Western Jin 2013-01-21
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33. The Spirit of the Wei and Jin Periods 2013-01-21
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34. Rule by the Great Aristocratic Clans 2013-01-21
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35. Emperor Wu of Liang's Government 2013-01-21
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36. Emperor Xiaowen's Reforms 2013-01-21
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37. Emporer Wu of Northern Zhou 2013-01-21
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38. The Rise and Fall of the Chen Dynasty 2013-01-21
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39. Buddhism in the Wei and Jin Periods 2013-01-21
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40. The Restoration of Unity 2013-01-21
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42. The Reign of Zhenguan 2013-01-21
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43. Empress Wu Zetian 2013-01-21
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44. The Prosperous Kaiyuan Era 2013-01-21
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45. The An Lushan Rebellion 2013-01-21
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47. Chang'an: Metropolis of the World 2013-01-21
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48. The Rise and Fall of the Tibetan Empire 2013-01-21
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49. Dunhuang 2013-01-21
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50. The Tang Dynasty's Foreign Relations 2013-01-21
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51. Religion During the Tang Dynasty 2013-01-21
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52. The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms 2013-01-21
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53. Emperor Taizu of Song 2013-01-21
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54. The Chanyuan Treaty 2013-01-21
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56. Wang Anshi's Reforms 2013-01-21
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57. The Jingkang Catastrophe 2013-01-21
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58. War and Peace Between Song and Jin 2013-01-21
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62. Song Dynasty Culture 2013-01-21
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63. The Rise of Khitan 2013-01-21
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64. The Founding of Western Liao 2013-01-21
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65. Wanyan Aguda 2013-01-21
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66. The Rise and Fall of the Jin Dynasty 2013-01-21
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67. Liao and Jin Culture 2013-01-21
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68. The Rise and Fall of Western Xia 2013-01-21
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69. The Rise of the Mongols 2013-01-21
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70. Kublai Khan 2013-01-21
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73. The Maritime Silk Road 2013-01-21
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74. Marco Polo and China 2013-01-21
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75. Emperor Shun of Yuan 2013-01-21
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77. The Yongle Emperor Moves the Capital 2013-01-21
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79. The Grand Secretariat System 2013-01-21
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80. The Tumu Crisis 2013-01-21
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81. Wang Yangming's Philosophy of Mind 2013-01-21
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82. Maritime Frontiers and Foreign Trade 2013-01-21
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83. Zhang Juzheng's Reforms 2013-01-21
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84. The Jesuits Come to China 2013-01-21
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85. The Market Towns of Jiangnan 2013-01-21
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86. Silver Capital 2013-01-21
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87. The Chongzhen Emperor 2013-01-21
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88. Entering and Ruling the Central Plains 2013-01-21
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89. The Consolidation of the Qing Dynasty 2013-01-21
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90. The Recovery of Taiwan 2013-01-21
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91. The Great Enterprise of Unification 2013-01-21
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92. The Grand Council 2013-01-21
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95. Reluctant Self-Strengthening 2013-01-21
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96. The Opium War 2013-01-21
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97. The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom 2013-01-21
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98. The First Sino-Japanse War 2013-01-21
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99. Reform and Revolution 2013-01-21
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100. The End of Imperial Rule 2013-01-21
