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Dynastic Cycle
Mandate of heaven = one absolute ruler that has approval from the heavens
No time limitations
Did not have to be of noble birth
Could lose mandate
Series of disaster occurred → lost heavens’ approval
Common people were then justified to rebel
Dynastic cycle:
New dynasty gains power → claims mandate of heaven
Now a strong and established dynasty → considered mandate of heaven
Dynasty becomes corrupt → taxes are raised → power = weaker
Disasters (floods, famines, revolts, invasions)
Dynasty has lost mandate → rebellion is justified
Dynasty is overthrown through rebellion + bloodshed
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Example:
Tang dynasty
Emerges after Sui dynasty is gone
Expands territory + influence; major trading power
Requires an expansion of bureaucracy → regions become more powerful than centralized government
Wars between different regions
Dynasty is disliked
Overthrown
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