SHANG YANG DIED 338 B.C.

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SHANG YANG (DIED 338 B.C.)
GONGSUN YANG KUNG-SUN YANG LORD SHANG
The Book of Lord Shang fa (the
law) mutual-surveillance units 
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HAN FEIZI (DIED 233 B.C.) HAN FEI-TZU MASTER
HAN OPPOSITION TO CONFUCIANISM ART OF
MANIPULATING PEOPLE GUIDELINES FOR RULERS LI SI
(280-208 B.C.) LI SSU
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Archeological Excavations at the Qin Capital Site
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QIN SHI HUANG DI (reigned 221-210 B.C.) CHIN
SHIH HUANG -TI ZHENG WANG (reigned 246-221
B.C.) YING ZHENG (259-210 B.C.) PRIME-MINISTE
R LÜ BUWEI
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233-221 B.C. (CONQUEST OF CHINA) Zheng Wang
Insignificant person that I am, I have called
troops to punish violence and rebellion. Thanks
to the help of the ancestral spirits, these six
kings have all acknowledged their guilt and the
world is in profound order...Let the
deliberations be held on an imperial title.

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REFORMS

• CENTRALIZATION (36 COMMANDERIES COUNTIES)
• BUREAUCRATIZATION
• UNIFICATION OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, COINAGE AND
  SCRIPT
• STANDARTIZATION OF THOUGHT
• RELOCATION OF NOBLE FAMILIES
• LARGE-SCALE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
• EXPANSION

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XIONGNU (BARBARIC NORTHERNERS) YUE
(VIETNAM) GENERAL MENG TIAN (THE GREAT
WALL) JING KE FU XU LI SI ZHAO GAO QIN ER
SHI HUANG DI (alias YING HUHAI, reigned 210-207
B.C.) YING ZIYING (reigned 207-206 B.C.) XIANG
YU
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Tomb of First Emperor at Xian, Lines of Soldier
Statues
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Tomb of First Emperor at Xian, Soldier Statue
close up
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LIU BANG (247-195 B.C.)
LIU JIN HAN GAOZU (reigned 202-195 B.C.) HAN
KAO-TSU