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A 10 page paper which examines the Terra-Cotta
Warrior’s Tomb of the First Emperor of China from the Qin Dynasty. Bibliography lists 6
sources.
Page Count:
10 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAterra.rtf
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a tomb filled with terra cotta warriors, chariots, horses, and astounding artwork. It is a rare find and find that reveals some of Chinas ancient history. The following paper examines
this tomb, and the First Emperor who was responsible for the tomb that serves to fascinate and intrigue historians, archaeologists and average individuals. The First Emperor When people
speak of the First Emperor they are speaking of, not necessarily the first emperor, for there were many leaders prior to this one, but rather they are speaking of the
"first emperor of the Qin Dynasty. There had been emperors in China before him, but the governments headed by those earlier emperors were, for the most part, loosely organized unions
of kingdoms. It was under the First Emperor of Qin that China was truly unified and centralized, which was a critical event in the development of the Chinese civilization" (More
China, 2004). The man who was the First Emperor was "Yingzheng, born in 260 B.C., during the period in Chinese history known as Warring States, when seven regional powers
fought one another for supremacy in China. As a boy, Yingzheng, along with his father who was the king of Qin, were held as political hostages in an enemy state
(coincidently, the father of Alexander the conqueror had a similar experience)" (More China, 2004). At the age of 13 Yingzheng took the throne and then commenced to spend years "engaged
in constant struggle against the rival kingdoms. By 221 B.C. Qin had vanquished all the enemy states and took the whole of China under its control" (More China, 2004). It
was at this time that he essentially made himself the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty with the assumption that his descendants would carry this legacy through history.
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