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Sui Dynasty
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Sui Dynasty
Rise
- The first ruler was Yang Jian
- He united north and south China after almost 400 years of civil war.
Rise
- Yang Jian Issued a new law code
- He made the capitol Chang'an.(Xi'an)
Rise
Decline
- Sui Yangdi retreated to the south and got assassinated in 618 A.D.
- The Sui dynasty ended and the Tang dynasty started that year
- He promoted Buddhism
- He died in 604 A.D. possibly murdered by his son Sui Yangdi, who became the next ruler.
Works Cited
Hardy, Grant. "Sui dynasty." World Book Student. World Book, 2015. Web. 6 Mar. 2015.
"Sui dynasty." Britannica School. Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 2015. Web. 9 Mar. 2015.
Connections
- The tang dynasty also had Buddhism in it
- All three of the dynasties had the same capitol
- The tang dynasty had started to fall because of a pheasant uprising much like the Sui dynasty
- The Han dynasty fell into civil war and Yang Jian brought the two sides together to form the Sui Dynasty.
Accomplishments
Decline
- Sui Yangdi failed at conquering Korea and Manchuria
- The Koreans defeated the Sui army (612 A.D)
- Before Yang Jian died he made the army into a system of militias that could support themselves when they were not at war.
- He also simplified the taxation
Decline
- The people revolted against the emperor
- The Sui army got defeated again in 615 A.D. by the Eastern Turks
Accomplishments
- Sui Yangdi built the first Grand Canal
- It was used for shipping grain and other materials and it extended for almost 1,200 miles.
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