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Qin dynasty

221 - 207 BC

Conquered the six other warring states

<p>221 - 207 BC</p><p class="has-focus">Conquered the six other warring states</p>
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Han dynasty

206 BC - 220 AD


Three parts

Western Han: 206 BC - 9 AD


Xin (Wang Mang): 9 - 25


Eastern Han: 25 - 220

<p class="has-focus">206 BC - 220 AD</p><p class="has-focus is-empty"></p><p class="has-focus">Three parts</p><p>Western Han: 206 BC - 9 AD</p><p class="is-empty has-focus"></p><p class="has-focus">Xin (Wang Mang): 9 - 25</p><p class="has-focus"></p><p class="has-focus is-empty">Eastern Han: 25 - 220</p>
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Three Kingdoms

221 - 265 AD


Shu

Wei

Wu

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Western Jin

265 - 317

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Southern Dynasties

Eastern Jin 317 - 420

Liu Song

Southern Qi

Liang

Chen

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Northern Dynasties

Northern Wei 386 - 535

Eastern Wei

Northern Wei

Northern QI

Northern Zhou

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The Tomb of Qin Shihuangdi

Famous tomb of the first emporer of China


<p>Famous tomb of the first emporer of China </p><p class="has-focus"></p>
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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Culture/period/dynasty </p><p class="has-focus">Location </p>

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Culture/period/dynasty

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Terracotta Army at the Tomb of Qin Shihuangdi

Qin dynasty


Lingtong, Shaanxi province

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Location </p><p class="has-focus">Measurements </p><p class="has-focus">Where is it now</p>

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Location

Measurements

Where is it now

Figurines of the tomb of Emporer Jingdi

Yangling, Shaanxi province

H: approx 60 cm

Han yangling museum, Xi’an

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus"></p><p class="has-focus is-empty">What is this image</p>

Name


What is this image

Tomb at ManCheng

  • ManCheng tombs were rock cut tombs that belong to royalty of the Western Han

Cut away showing tentative reconstruction of Lui Sheng’s tomb

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Culture/ period/ dynasty </p><p class="has-focus">Date</p><p class="has-focus">Where was it found</p>

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Culture/ period/ dynasty

Date

Where was it found

Jade suit sewn with gold thread, shroud for Dou Wang

Western Han

113 BC

Dou Wan’s tomb, ManCheng, Hebei province

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<p>Name</p><p>Type of peice </p><p class="has-focus">Culture period dynasty</p><p class="has-focus">Date</p><p class="has-focus">Medium</p><p class="has-focus">Measurements</p><p class="has-focus">Where It was found</p>

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Type of peice

Culture period dynasty

Date

Medium

Measurements

Where It was found

Fairy Mountain incense burner

boshan xianglu

Western Han

113 BC
Bronze inlaid with gold

H: 26 cm

Liu Sheng’s tomb ManCheng

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Culture period dynasty </p><p class="has-focus">Date</p><p class="has-focus">Material</p><p class="has-focus">Measurements </p><p class="has-focus">Where it was found</p>

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Lamp held by kneeling servent girl

Western Han

Ca. 173 BC

Gilt Bronze

H: 48 cm

Dou Wan’s tomb, ManCheng

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The Mawangdui Tombs


Famous tombs from the Western Han dynasty

Contain the tombs for

The Marquis of Dai

His wife: Lady Dai (her body had been really well preserved)

And another male member of the family, many people say it's their kid

<p>The Mawangdui Tombs</p><p class="has-focus"></p><p class="has-focus is-empty">Famous tombs from the Western Han dynasty </p><p class="has-focus is-empty">Contain the tombs for</p><p class="has-focus">The Marquis of Dai</p><p class="has-focus">His wife: Lady Dai (her body had been really well preserved)</p><p class="has-focus">And another male member of the family, many people say it's their kid</p>
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Cross section and model of Tomb No.1 of the Mawangdui tombs

Aka Lady Dai's tomb

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Culture period dynasty </p><p class="has-focus">Date</p><p class="has-focus">Material </p><p class="has-focus">Measurements </p><p class="has-focus">Where was it found </p>

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Funeral banner with painting on silk

Western Han

Ca.168 BC

Painting on silk

205 × 92 cm

From tomb no.1 at Mawangdui

Human province museum, Changsha

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Detail on Funeral Banner at (Lady Dai’s) tomb no. 1 at Mawangdui


sun and moon perhaps symbolizing ying and yang or the idea of balance

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Detail on Funeral Banner at (Lady Dai’s) tomb no. 1 at Mawangdui


The figure standing in the center could represent Lady Dai

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Detail on Funeral Banner at (Lady Dai’s) tomb no. 1 at Mawangdui


perhaps a depiction of the underworld

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Differences in tombs between the Zhou and Han dynasties

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<p>Name</p><p>Date</p><p>where was it found</p><p>Where is it now</p>

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Date

where was it found

Where is it now

Partition gable with “two peaches kill three warriors”

1st Century BC

mural in Tomb 61 Luoyang, Henan province

Museum of ancient tombs at Luoyang

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<p>Name</p><p>Date</p><p>measurement</p><p>What is it based on</p>

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Date

measurement

What is it based on

Drawing of “Two Peaches Kill Three Warriors”

1st Century BC

25×206 cm

Based on the Mural in Tomb 61, Luoyang, Henan Province

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<p>Name</p><p>What does it show</p>

Name

What does it show

The Wu Family Shrines

  • A cluster of Eastern Han dynasty memorials and tombs

  • Include a lot of ancient Chinese pictorial art

Site reconstruction map showing possible locations of Chamber 1, 2, and 3 at Wu site

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Where is it from</p>

Name

Where is it from

ink rubbing taken from a stone relief carving

Wu Lang Shrine from the Wu Family Shrine

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Story</p><p class="has-focus">Where was it found</p>

Name

Story

Where was it found

Wu Liang Shrine: Story of the Virtuous Aunt of Liang

The story: it shows a woman who tries to save kids from a fire. Her moral duty was to save her brother’s kid above her own. However, when she made it out she realized she had saved her own kid and not her brother’s kid like she was supposed to. Now, it was too late. Filled with shame, she chose to throw herself back into the burning house to try to save her brother’s kid or die trying


Wu Liang Shrine, Wu family shrines

rubbing (above)

reconstruction (below)

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">What type of Calligraphy is this</p><p>Date</p><p class="has-focus">Culture period dynasty</p><p class="has-focus">Location</p>

Name

What type of Calligraphy is this

Date

Culture period dynasty

Location

Liqi Bei

clerical script or lishu

156 AD

Han dynasty

Qufu, Shangdong province

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Name

Culture period dynasty

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Caoquan Bei

Eastern Han dynasty

185 AD

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Map of Northern Wei and Southern Qi

500 AD

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Who is it attributed to</p><p class="has-focus">Type of peice and materials</p><p class="has-focus">Measurements </p><p class="has-focus">Where is it now</p>

Name

Who is it attributed to

Type of peice and materials

Measurements

Where is it now

Wise and Benevolent Women

Attributed to Gu Kaizhi, possible of Song Dynasty copy

Hand scroll, ink and slight color on silk

25.8 × 470.3 cm

The palace museum, Beijing

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Wise and benevolent women details

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Sections of Admonitions of the court instructress to the palace ladies

Hand scroll, ink and color on silk

329×25cm

British Museum, Lodon


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Sections of Admonitions of the court instructress to the palace ladies

Hand scroll, ink and color on silk

329×25cm

British Museum, Lodon

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Culture period dynasty </p><p class="has-focus">Date</p><p class="has-focus">Where was it found</p>

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Lacquer-painted Wood screen

Northern Wei dynasty

Before 484

From the Tomb of Sima Jinlong at Datong,

Shanxi province

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Artist

Culture period dynasty

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Section of the Nymph of the Luo River

Attributed to Gu Kaizhi

Song Dynasty copy

Handscroll, ink and color on silk

27.1×572.8cm

The palace museum Beijing

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Artist

Culture period dynasty

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Section of the Nymph of the Luo River

Attributed to Gu Kaizhi

Song Dynasty copy

Handscroll, ink and color on silk

27.1×572.8cm

The palace museum Beijing

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Section of the Nymph of the Luo River

Attributed to Gu Kaizhi

Song Dynasty copy

Handscroll, ink and color on silk

27.1×572.8cm

The palace museum Beijing

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Culture period dynasty

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Measurements

Where was it found

Where is it now

Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove and Rong Qiqi

East Jin Dynasty

Molded-brick relief

H: 80 cm

From the tomb Xishanqiao, Nanjing

Nanjing museum

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<p>Name</p>

Name

Rubbing of Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove and Rong Qiqi

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Stone sarcophagus with stories of Filial Piety

Late Northern Wei Dynasty

Engraved grey limestone

24.5 in x 7 ft 4 in

Nelson-Atkins museum

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Detail of Stone sarcophagus with stories of Filial Piety

Late Northern Wei Dynasty

Engraved grey limestone

24.5 in x 7 ft 4 in

Nelson-Atkins museum

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Name

Where is it at

Horsemen

Wall painting in the tomb of Lou Rui

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Name

Where was it found

An Official Portrait

Wall painting in the tomb of Lou Rui

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<p>Name</p><p class="has-focus">Date</p><p class="has-focus">Artist</p><p class="has-focus">Culture/ period/ dynasty </p><p class="has-focus">Materials </p><p class="has-focus">Measurements </p><p class="has-focus">Where is it now</p>

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Artist

Culture/ period/ dynasty

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Measurements

Where is it now

Preface to the poems composed at the Orchid Pavilion

353 AD

Wang Xizhi (known as a master of Chinese Calligraphy)(ca. 303-365)

Tang Dynasty copy

Handscroll ink on paper

24 × 88.5 cm

The palace museum, Beijing

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Comparing Liqi Bei and Caoquan Bei

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Qin Shihuangdi

First emperor of china

Unified China after the warring states period

And built himself a massive tomb complex

Ruled his people with fear

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Terracotta Army

Qin Shihuangdi’s statues that were found buried around his tomb

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Confusionsim

Belief system focused on human centered world view with a focus on social ethics and tradition

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Doaism

Belief system focused on “going with the flow” and balance- Ying and yang

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Tomb of Emporer Jingdi

Western Han dynasty Royal tomb complex

Filled with many miniature terracotta figures depicting Royal Court


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Yong

Burial or grave figures built to serve, protect, and accompany the deceased


(not too sure about this one)

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Clerical script (Lishu)

Traditional style of Chinese Calligraphy eventually became the main administrative script of the Han dynasty

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running script (xingshu)

More expresive style of Chinese calligraphy that balanced speed and legibility

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Xie He's six laws

Bro made six laws for creating and appreciating ancient Chinese art



1. Spirit Resonance: capturing living essence of the subject rather than a static copy.

  1. Bone method: ste of brush use

  2. Correspondence to object: illustrating the sunjects physical and visual attributes accuratly

  3. Suitability to type: adding colors and values to match the subject

  4. Division and planning: spacing, composition, and layout of the peice

  5. Transmission and copying: kearning from the masters


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Tomb of lou Rui

Northern Qin dynasty high ranking official Lou Rui’s tomb