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00-Feudal Dynasties-Rotatable Fidget-MK-Mini Printable

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The Genesis of Huaxia: The legendary era of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, the starting point of dynasties;

Bronze Splendor: Shang Dynasty — The era of oracle bone script and bronze ware;

Foundation of Feudalism: Zhou Dynasty — The era of enfeoffment and clan law;

After the fall of the Western Zhou, King Ping of Zhou moved east to Luoyi, historically known as the Eastern Zhou, which was further divided into the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.

Prelude to Unification: Qin Dynasty — A new era of unity

The Grandeur of Han: Western Han and Eastern Han — A prosperous era and its legacy

Turbulent Times: Three Kingdoms — An era of heroes

Brief Unification: Jin Dynasty — A prelude to division and turmoil

Northern and Southern Confrontation: Northern and Southern Dynasties — A great era of ethnic integration

Resurgent Prosperity: Sui and Tang Dynasties — The pinnacle of glory

Separation and Reform: Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and Song Dynasty — A period of diverse development

Rise of the Steppe Powers: Liao, Western Xia, Jin, and Yuan Dynasties — The rise of ethnic minorities

Final Splendor and Decline: Ming and Qing Dynasties — The twilight of feudal dynasties

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