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Qin dynasty

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Sep 14, 2026

Erin PauletteHOST
13:14
It, it makes me think Chinese just because, you know, Q-I, um, in the name.
Erin PauletteHOST
13:22
'Cause, 'cause like, okay, we spell it China C-H-I-N-A, but it's actually from the, the, the, the Qin or the Qin dynasty, and one way of spelling that is Q-I-N.
Weird BeardHOST
13:35
Mm-hmm.
Erin PauletteHOST
13:35
So that's why I say it.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
6:53
It was then, in 1206, at the age of forty-four, that he assumed the name and title of Genghis Khan, which is given by historians almost as many meanings as spellings, the Chinese, Jingsei, that is, perfect warrior, being the most appropriate at least.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
7:14
In 1213 he overran the Qin Empire in China by a concentric attack by three armies.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
7:21
With his borders now firmly established, as far as the river barrier of the Honghou, his base was secure for an advance towards the west.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
7:31
Here lay the rich and fertile empire of the Shah of Khwarizm, Kharizmi and Empire, which embraced what is today Turkestan, Persia, and northern India.

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Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
28:39
The schemes of European conquest were suspended for a generation owing to the death of Genghis Khan in 1227.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
28:48
Disputes over the succession, for which Genghis had designated his second surviving son, Ogdai, retarded further expansion to the west.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
28:58
Genghis Khan had called to his aid in the administration of the immense newly gained empire Yelu Jutsai, a statesman of the former Qin Empire.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
29:10
The natural result was to give a Chinese complexion to the policy of the Mongol Empire and to discourage adventures in Europe.
Ross PetrasGUEST
29:54
But with China, there also are other explanations, too.
Ross PetrasGUEST
29:57
For example, with China, it comes from the Qin Dynasty, who ruled
Kathy PetrasGUEST
30:01
China.
Kathy PetrasGUEST
30:01
Oh, no, no, I know.
Ross PetrasGUEST
30:58
There's also just like... linguistic or conventional reasons, historical reasons.
Ross PetrasGUEST
31:04
For example, we just said, I mentioned China.
Ross PetrasGUEST
31:06
China at the time it entered into the Western world, which would then come into English, was ruled by the Qin dynasty, which came into Latin as, you know, Qin, and then China, obviously, and then the English speakers took up China.
Ross PetrasGUEST
31:20
That's one way.
Wei ChenHOST
5:57
Sitting there, sipping the coffee, I thought about the history of this land.
Wei ChenHOST
6:02
This was once the homeland of Empress Xiaozhuang, a figure of immense importance in Qin Dynasty history.
Wei ChenHOST
6:09
Her birthplace is marked by a park further west, but her legacy is woven into the fabric of this region.
Wei ChenHOST
6:17
The Mongolian identity here is strong, proud, and deeply connected to the land.
Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
1:07
If any of you had never heard of Xiangyang, then for sure you'd never heard of Fan Ju.
Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
1:12
These two, more than anyone else, made the Qin dynasty.
Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
1:17
Xiangyang, with his two waves of reforms, put the Qin house in order and put them on a war footing.
Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
1:24
Fan Ju was someone of high repute as a politician and strategist, and like Shang Yang, he also originally hailed from Wei State.

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Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
17:59
King Zhao Xiang of Qin, as I mentioned, he reigned a good 55 years, 306 to 251 BC.
Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
18:08
Over on the other side of the world, This was the start of the Punic Wars.
Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
18:12
I know I said this last time, but as far as the Qin Dynasty and all the systems of government and national administration that got passed down through the ages, don't give all the credit to Qin Shi Huang.
Laszlo MontgomeryHOST
18:25
It was this king, Zhao Xiang, and also Duk Xiao, Duk Mu, Shang Yang, Fan Ju, Bai Qi, and a whole other cast of lesser-known characters who put the Qin on a solid foundation.
KaiGUEST
5:54
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Chi TongGUEST
5:55
So, so during Qin Shi Huang era, when during the Qin dynasty-
JoeyHOST
5:58
Yeah
Chi TongGUEST
5:58
... is when he changed things.
John GreenHOST
7:26
But first, let's see an example of the Mandate of Heaven in action.
John GreenHOST
7:29
So the Qin Dynasty only lasted 38 years, but it's one of the most important dynasties in Chinese history.
John GreenHOST
7:33
So important, in fact, that it gave the place its name, Qin.
John GreenHOST
7:40
Can I just tell you guys that we literally just spent 20 minutes on that shot? We shot it like 40 times.

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The Great Wall of China: Two Thousand Years of Stone and Sand | History For Sleep

Sep 6 · 12 Mentions

speaker_5HOST
18:13
His death set off a chain of court intrigue, succession disputes, and popular uprisings.
speaker_5HOST
18:19
And within just a few short years, the mighty Qin dynasty The empire that had unified the warring states and connected the First Great Wall collapsed entirely, giving way to a new ruling house, the Han.
speaker_5HOST
18:35
The wall Meng Tian and his labourers had built did not disappear with the fall of Qin, but it also did not remain static.
speaker_5HOST
18:44
It would be inherited, reshaped, extended, neglected, rebuilt and reimagined by dynasty after dynasty for the next 2,000 years.
speaker_5HOST
18:56
And in our next chapter, we will follow the wall as it grows even longer, stretching far into the deserts of the northwest, guarding not just farmland and villages, but something far more valuable to the empire that came next – a fragile, glittering thread of trade that we now call the Silk Road.
speaker_5HOST
19:21
There is another detail worth lingering on before we leave the Qin dynasty behind.
speaker_5HOST
19:27
and it concerns the sheer logistics of feeding, housing and supplying an army of labourers spread across thousands of miles of remote and often barren terrain.
speaker_5HOST
19:40
Modern estimates, drawn from surviving administrative records and later historical accounts, suggest that the labour force assembled for this project may have numbered somewhere around 300,000 soldiers alone.
John D. PhanGUEST
27:05
And on that last note, you've got to remember that he was trying to make moral sense of history.
John D. PhanGUEST
27:10
There was this incredible upheaval in the history of China, right? The first empire had risen, the Qin Dynasty, Dendubang, if you know him.
John D. PhanGUEST
27:19
And then it fell because of various reasons, and then the Han rose.
John D. PhanGUEST
27:24
So he was trying to make sense of all these huge changes in history.
Giselle KiralyHOST
5:27
In true ancient Chinese style, this find was absolutely monumental.
Giselle KiralyHOST
5:32
Just over a mile south of the Qin Dynasty Great Wall, or the original Great Wall of China, never heard of it, Archaeologists found a network of 183 tombs.
Giselle KiralyHOST
5:44
By the way, did you know that the Great Wall of China is actually 19 different walls, all built and added to at different times? Should we do a video on that? Probably.
Giselle KiralyHOST
5:54
But for now, we're talking beer.
Giselle KiralyHOST
6:51
According to the Journal of Archaeological Science, the bottle was double sealed.
Giselle KiralyHOST
6:55
It had a textile plug inside and a mud daub seal on the outside.
Giselle KiralyHOST
7:00
It was dated to the Warring States period, just before the Qin Dynasty unified China.
Giselle KiralyHOST
7:05
So this bottle of beer dates from 547 to 221 BCE.

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