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The government during the Qin-Han Dynasty made up of these three departments: Civil, Military, and Censorate departments. |
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Removed bureaucrats from office, who weren't enforcing legalism. |
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Tests that allowed people the opportunity to become a member of one of the three departments of the three ministries. |
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They commissioned for the creation of a dictionary. Dictionaries standardize language and word meaning. |
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Silk making. China was the only area in the world at the time that knew how to make silk. |
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The many paths used by China to travel and trade silk. |
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They took a census of their population, and utilized that information for military service and taxation regulation. |
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Was claimed by Qin-Han. Zhaou was the original writer of the mandate of heaven. |
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