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1.) Because he could
2.) Often times both peasents and officials in the court would offer their daughters in hopes of reciving favours from the Emporor. 3.) The concubines were ladies who relieved the emperor from the great stress that comes with power, as hard as this could sound to other cultures, it was like that. Once an emperor had more than 40000 concubines all around the country, but the more they had, you could say, the worst the emperor would be, there is an ancient legend between the walls of the forbidden city, which says that the emperor should dedicate his time to state matters and not to enjoy the abuse of his power, so as a reminder, there is a human form on a big chicken on every roof of this palace, so this would not be forgotten by the emperor.
Emperor Taizong (599-649) of the Tang Dynasty had 3,000 concubines, more then King Solomon.
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Who's idea was it to build the great wall of china?
It was the idea of the Chinese emperor. So he then gathered many villagers criminals and soldiers and said what had to be done and that is what happened.
What religious influenced china in the middle ages?
tang
Why were so many cultures developed in ancient china?
I think many different cultures developed within ancient China because back then, China was split up in to several parts that had different leaders. All these great leaders had different perspectives on how to rule China and some were stronger than others. Before China became one, there were many dynasties that believed in different things, ruled differently and made different discoveries and inventions. During every dynasty, each emperor changed China and made it better than it was before. Each emperor created a different culture. Each emperor influenced a new culture and the Chinese civilization.
Why is Qin Shi Huang So important?
In many ways Shi Huang DI was great leader but in other ways he was a TERRIBLE leader but he did help china in many ways to find out how say previded for the next epy of who wants to be a millionare!!!
When did emperor qin standardize law and taxes?
During the Han dynasty, many of the standardization process was complete. Emperor qin was very organized to his ability, so that everything was easier to handle. To his linking, everyone in china was yet to be creating more advanced kinds and things to standardize. During the Han dynasty, many of the standardization process was complete. Emperor qin was very organized to his ability, so that everything was easier to handle. To his linking, everyone in china was yet to be creating more advanced kinds and things to standardize.
Who's idea was it to build the great wall of china?
It was the idea of the Chinese emperor. So he then gathered many villagers criminals and soldiers and said what had to be done and that is what happened.
What religious influenced china in the middle ages?
tang
Did the Chinese have slaves?
Yes, in fact most Ancient civilizations had slaves. Slaves had the most filthy, and uncomfortable jobs which nobody wants. If you were female you could have ended up being the Emperor's concubine (sex slave) if you were lucky. You may not think that being a sex slave is lucky but to the Ancient Chinese the Emperor was God's representative on earth, so it was a very good job. The Slavery in China was at its peak in the Shang Dynasty.
Why were so many cultures developed in ancient china?
I think many different cultures developed within ancient China because back then, China was split up in to several parts that had different leaders. All these great leaders had different perspectives on how to rule China and some were stronger than others. Before China became one, there were many dynasties that believed in different things, ruled differently and made different discoveries and inventions. During every dynasty, each emperor changed China and made it better than it was before. Each emperor created a different culture. Each emperor influenced a new culture and the Chinese civilization.
How was china ruled in earlier times?
China was ruled by dynasties (line of hereditary rulers) in earlier times. When a dynasty became weak, another man would take control of China and start a new dynasty, which is why there were so many different dynasties throughout China's history. The dynasties were headed by emperors who had absolute power. When the emperor died, his male heir would become the next emperor.
Why is Qin Shi Huang So important?
In many ways Shi Huang DI was great leader but in other ways he was a TERRIBLE leader but he did help china in many ways to find out how say previded for the next epy of who wants to be a millionare!!!
When did emperor qin standardize law and taxes?
During the Han dynasty, many of the standardization process was complete. Emperor qin was very organized to his ability, so that everything was easier to handle. To his linking, everyone in china was yet to be creating more advanced kinds and things to standardize. During the Han dynasty, many of the standardization process was complete. Emperor qin was very organized to his ability, so that everything was easier to handle. To his linking, everyone in china was yet to be creating more advanced kinds and things to standardize.
How was the relationship between the first emperor of china had with his family?
They all look the same so he didnt care much
Who was china's last king?
The last king of China would be Bo Yee (this is the pinyin for his name). I'm canto so the pinyin may be different if you speak mandarin.
What is the current name of Huangling mountain in China?
Is the Huangling (皇陵) mountain referred to the mausoleum of emperor Qin Shihuang? If so, the mountain's name is Li Shan(骊山) in Shaanxi Province, China.
What is behind the great china wall?
If you mean the reason it was built, it was the emperor Shi Huangdi of the Qin dynasty wanted to unify China, so he built the great wall. Also to keep out invaders such as Mongolia and nomads.
How many country's are there in china?
China is a country, so there's one.
