The warring states period.

When did the warring states period begin, how long did it last? What did it end in?

It began in 481 BCE. It lasted 260 years. It ended in the unification of china.

What were the last two waring states? What were they like?

One was the Chu, they were a territorial state with a massive army and extensive trade with a navy. The other was the chin which was much smaller with a smaller army, but they were battle hardened and tested.

Who won and how?

The chin won the war by committing mass suicide with 10,000 pregnant women and children. Then attacking the army while they were in shock.

Who became the first Chinese emperor? What things did he do for internal unification?

The first chinese emperor was Chin-shi-haung di son of heaven. He gave back private property to reduce the power of his rivals, He reformed education, gave out passports to track the people and ruled through fear.

How did the emperor die? What happened to the dynasty after?

He attempted to find a potion to give him eternal life, the potions killed him. His son who wasn’t right for the job took over and civil war began. After four years the dynasty ended.