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    Chinese medicine history

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    therapeutic activities in China date from the Shang dynasty (14th–11th centuries BCE).[6] Though the Shang did not have a concept of "medicine" as distinct from other fields‚[6] their oracular inscriptions on bones and tortoise shells refer to illnesses that affected the Shang royal family: eye disorders‚ toothaches‚ bloated abdomen‚ etc.‚[6][7] which Shang elites usually attributed to curses sent by their ancestors.[6] There is no evidence that the Shang nobility used herbal remedies.[6] According

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    Culture | Qin Dynasty/Han Dynasty | Mauryan Empire/ Gupta Empire | Roman Empire | P | QIN-The beginning of the Qin Empire there was much development. By the end the emperor started oppressing his people.HAN- First part of the Han dynasty was spent consolation the suffering people then later went to focus on military expansion. | MAURYAN-Very centralized government‚ kings being the center of administrationGUPTA-kings center of administration‚ provinces and sub-divided districts | | E | QIN-They

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    Pre-Axial Chinese Religion Did not develop religion as a separate realm of human concern Rites‚ rituals‚ ethics that bound the Chinese people were cultural phenomena (daily routine) Chinese approach toward ultimate reality stressed NATURE No clear creator outside nature Chinese thought always emphasized people (family and community) Peasant Heritage Numerous festivals timed by agricultural calendar Politically: single empire; emperor until 1911 Language diversity (Mandarin in north and Cantonese

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    The Song Dynasty has been remarked as a dynasty full of inventions and marketing‚ the things that shape our world today. However‚ the emperors ruling during the dynasty are somewhat okay at doing their job. While some had been successful‚ like the original emperor Taizu‚ others had failed to live up to their name‚ like Duzong. Here is the evidence that supports my belief. Many emperors had ruled during the Song dynasty‚ but almost all of these emperors had the same traits and weaknesses. Firstly

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    an apparent fascination with gods‚ astrology‚ and their surroundings. * In 5500-4900 a civilization emerged which was very advanced‚ completed with construction of buildings‚ farming and agriculture‚ pottery‚ and burial of the dead. * Shang Dynasty: Anyang‚ confirmed to be the last standing of the Shang’s nine capitals was excavated and evidence of civilization was found. * The oracle bones were confirmed to be China’s first written evidence of organized culture and were a way of predicting

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    The Tudor Dynasty and the impact on Britain’s history The beginning The Tudor dynasty began in 1485 after the War of Roses ended between the Lancastrains‚ which Henry VII the founder of the Tudor dynasty was from and the Plantagenets‚ and Richard III‚ the last king of the Plantagenet dynasty was killed in battle. The Wars of the Roses were a series of dynastic wars fought between supporters of two rival branches of the royal House of Plantagenet: the houses of Lancaster and York (whose heraldic

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    Zhou's Mandate Of Heaven

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    Jennifer Perez Assignment 4 Chapter 4 1. Zhou’s main goal was to lay foundations for Chinese dynastic and to justify his family’s dynasty the creation of another‚ he allegedly developed the idea of the Mandate of Heaven. This concept explains rightfully rule of China‚ a dynasty must have authorization from "Heaven‚" perceived not as place but as the god of the skies and ancestor of Chinese rulers. This man date empowered the ruler to reign as "Son of Heaven" but also required that he govern justly

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    Having included all of the basic characteristics of a successful society such as their government‚ in the form of several passing dynasties and their complex religions Confucianism and Daoism. Like the Chinese‚ most civilizations had social classes‚ and job specialization‚ as I mentioned earlier‚ in Chinese tradition the royals and nobles were at the top. The nation felt a sense of unification

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    Fifth Dynasty Saqqara Tomb

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    In the Fifth Dynasty Saqqara tomb of Niankhkhnum-khnumhotep (Prophets of Re in the sun temple of Niusserre and they were both known as supervisors of the manicurists in the royal palace)‚ there is a scene of a leg massage (fig.6). The massage scene is among the manicurists‚ pedicurists and barbers in the market. This scene is depicting a masseur who sits on the ground while practicing leg massage to a standing client in front of him (Mossa and Altenmuler‚ 1977). In the Sixth Dynasty Saqqara tomb

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    The Han dynasty mitigated the harshest aspects of Qin governance but kept Qin’s system of imperial bureaucracy. As mentioned above‚ early Han emperors reduced taxes‚ provided financial relief for the poor‚ and relaxed legal penalties; the dynasty had nothing to gain from revoking the ghastly memories of Qin. Qin remained an anathema to Han scholars as well. The scholar-bureaucrat‚ Jia Yi‚ despite his praise towards Shihuangdi for unifying China‚ denounced his dynasty for imposing terror upon people

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