Jin Dynasty Essays

  • Love in L.A. and ?M? is for Moon Among Other Things

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    For Jake and Alfred, the male characters from Love in L.A. and “M” is for Moon Among Other Things, respectively, reality is far from their perception of the good life. Both men dream of living quite differently from the one they have been leading, yet neither deserve what they desire. Jake and Alfred are a true example of getting what one deserves. While the situations are very dissimilar, the dreams and desires are very common, stereotypical fantasies. Jake conjures up a perfect automobile in his

  • Tang Dynasty Research Paper

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    Chinese Dynasty Art Chinese art dates back to ancient times in history that expresses different ideas. The earliest forms of art in the Chinese culture can be classified from ancient to visualized art that lead to milestones in art history. The Chinese dynasties that present the evolution of art show how China has since been modernized throughout history. In the Chinese culture, the earliest dynasties that show the importance in art are the Shang, Zhou, Jin, Tang, Song, and Yuan dynasties.

  • How Did The Mongols Able To Conquer The Xi Xia

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    The Xi Xia, also known as the Western Xia Dynasty was a kingdom populated by the Tanguts. As a fairly small state, Xi Xia struggled for dominance with its larger and more powerful neighbors, the Liao, the Jin, and the Song dynasty. Afterward, the Mongol Empire emerged and saw the benefits of taking over Xi Xia. The Mongols launched their first invasion on Xi Xia in 1209, but the Xi Xia was able to withstand it. However, in 1227, the Mongols were able to succeed in taking over Xi Xia with a complete

  • Zhao Ji

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    Zhao Ji was the eleventh son of Emperor Shenzong of the Northern Song Dynasty. Being so far down the line for succession to the empire, he spent his time devoting himself to his loves of literature, art, and Daoism; surrounding himself in luxury and sophistication. He built up and catalogued an extensive painting collection, Xuanhehuapu, with over 6,000 paintings. To date, no earlier collection, neither court or private, is known to have as much detail as Huizong’s because book length catalogues

  • Causes And Effects Of The Han Dynasty

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    Fall of the Han Dynasty Cause and Consequence Succeeding the Qin Dynasty and preceding the Jin Dynasty, the Han Dynasty was one of the most prosperous and influential dynasty in China's 5000 history. Its influence still impact modern day China, as many Chinese people today refer to themselves as the 'Han'. What caused the Han Dynasty to fall, what happened and what were it effects? The fall of the Han Dynasty was mainly attributed to the constant internal conflicts such as peasants and nobles rebelling

  • The Confusions of Pleasure

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    Timothy Brook’s book, The Confusions of Pleasure: Commerce and Culture in Ming China is a detailed account of the three centuries of the Ming Dynasty in China. The book allows an opportunity to view this prominent time period of Chinese history. Confusions of Pleasure not only chronicles the economic development during the Ming dynasty, but also the resulting cultural and social changes that transform the gentry and merchant class. Brook’s insights highlight the divide between the Ming dynasty’s

  • Fan Jin Analysis

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    During the Ming and Qing Dynasty, under the circumstance of which the absolute monarchy reached its peak progressively, two trends of thoughts appeared in China: Firstly, the old personnel selection system (Imperial Examination System) appeared be so rigid that the authority of intellectuals and social elites was challenged and questioned by the masses; secondly, the evaluation of merchant class from officials to civilians was gradually changed due to the growth of commerce in China – the highly

  • Song Dynasty Essay

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    The Enduring Legacy of the Song Dynasty One of the eras of a majestic ancient civilization that has left a lasting impression upon the world of today is the Chinese Song Dynasty. Established by General Zhao Kuangyin this dynasty lasted from 960–1279 AD and brought a new stability to China after many decades of civil war, and ushered in a new era of modernization. It was divided into the Bei (Northern) and the Nan (Southern) Song periods. This brilliant cultural epoch gave birth to major advances

  • Chinese Proverbs During the Time of Ancient China

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    Proverbs are common sayings that are used to illustrate a point to give advice to people on how to live. Chinese proverbs are the common sayings that are used during the time of ancient China. They have existed for thousands of years. According to Chinese Proverb Stories, a website that describes the different kinds of proverbs, "Historical Chinese proverbs are used to illustrate a point, describe a legendary figure, or describe a historical event" (chineseproverbstories.com). Many of these proverbs

  • Negative Effects of Political Dynasties in the Philippines

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    underdeveloped in the dominance and perpetuation of political dynasties. The 1987 Philippine constitution, Article 2, Section 26 declares that, “The State shall guarantee equal access to public service and prohibit political dynasty as may be defined by law (Dannug and Campanilla 497).” A few politicians have tried to pass laws that would put an end to spread and persistence of political dynasties in the country. In 2004, Senate Bill 1317, an anti-dynasty bill has been filed by then Senator Alfredo Lim and

  • Political Dynasty Should be Prohibited in the Philippines

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    kahirapan”, there are really no significant changes in our country during the previous years until now. The things the candidates have said just remain as broken promises. Therefore, political dynasty in the Philippines should be prohibited because it adversely affects the progress of our country. POLITICAL DYNASTY Actually, many Filipino voters are shading the names in the ballots during elections, not because they know the personality and background of a specific candidate, but rather the surname

  • The Sphinx of Giza

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    thousands of years. The body of a lion with the head of a king comes from the Egyptian culture symbolizing strength and wisdom. The sphinx is a carved out of the living rock. Egyptologists believe that the sphinx was built in 2500 BC in the fourth dynasty. From the north side the profile of the Sphinx reveals the proportion of the body to the head. It would appear as though the head is small in proportion to the body. Because of the changing desert terrain, the body of the Sphinx has been buried several

  • Essay On Kingship

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    Corey Schirmer An Appropriate Monarchy in Ancient Israel The Deuteronomistic literature of the Hebrew Bible seem to present opposite viewpoints on the topic of kingship. The pro platform presents the Davidic kingship in a very positive light, while other texts particularly 1 Samuel appear to be against the topic of kingship. Upon further evaluation, the institution of a monarchy in the Ancient Near East (ANE) was appropriate because it could provide stability to Israel. On the other hand the monarchy

  • How Important Were The Mongols

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    Mongol Invasion The Mongol invasions of the 12th and 13th centuries were among the most world-altering political and military events of the pre-modern world, particularly had great impacts on China, Japan and Korea. Through analyzing the origins as well as process of its invasions, it is apparent to make a thesis that various reasons caused their continuous conquers, which also made a huge difference on the subsequent development of East Asian region. This following essay will discuss the historical

  • Zhu Sultan Selim's Theory Of The Theory And Practice Of Monarchy

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    Monarchs used their power in markedly different manners. While some monarchs found success in their manner of their ruling, others struggled due to a lack of emphasis on centralizing the focus on the monarchy or misuse of their power. The Ming dynasty exemplifies a monarchy emphasizing a practice and theory on social aspects of ruling. Yongle or Zhu

  • Reuven Malters Development In The Chosen

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    friends that he already known that Reuven is going to go for his smicha and Danny, who is in line to become the next tzaddik of his people, will not. This relates to the motif of “Individuality” and the theme of “Danny’s choice of going with the family dynasty or to what his heart leads him.” The most developing character from the novel is Reuven Malter. One of the ways that he developes in the novel is in hus understanding of friendship. His friendship with Dfanny Saunders is encouraged by his father,

  • Overview and History of the Great Wall of China

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    Introduction The China’s Great Wall is one of the most spectacular and lasting structural feat ever conceived by the human mind. It is considered as the monument to the Chinese civilization constructed at extreme costs and under myriad sacrifices including loss of lives from hard labor for a worthy cause. The Great Wall, which is translated in Chinese as Chang Cheng was originally constructed to provide protection to the Chinese farmers from the marauding nomadic raiders who raided villages for

  • The History of Babylonian Mathematics

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    military and political leader. Also he set up a code of law stating “an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth”, this law is called the Hammurabi code and is still used today. Hammurabi’s dynasty was also called the First Dynasty of Babylonia. This dynasty ruled for about 200 years until 1530 BC. Under the control of this dynasty, Babylonia entered a period of prosperity and peace. The Babylonians developed an abstract form of writing based on wedge-shaped symbols. Their symbols were written on wet clay tablets

  • Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs

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    there were over 29 Kings and Pharaohs and over 5 Queens. Some of the most famous kings and queens were: Ramses II, Ramses III, King Tut, Cleopatra, and Nefertiti. Ramses II (reigned 1279-1212 BC), ancient Egyptian king, third ruler of the 19th dynasty, the son of Seti I. During the early part of his reign Ramses fought to reign the territory in Africa and Western Asia that Egypt had held during the 16th and 15th centuries BC. His principle opponents were the Hittites, a powerful people of Asia

  • Tibetan Culture and Art

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    this culture. The development of Tibetan culture and art proceeded through four stages: prehistoric civilization before the 7th century; cultural stability during the Tubo Kingdom; high development during the Yuan Dynasty; and the height of cultural achievement attained during the Qing Dynasty. The prehistoric stage includes all development from the ancient civilization that appeared during the New Stone Age some 5,000 years ago to the founding of the Tubo Kingdom in the 7th century. A salient feature