Eastern Han Dynasty

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If the history of the Eastern Han dynasty were limited to the accomplishments of its scholars, scientists, and inventors, it would be a glorious saga of the innovation and creativity of the human mind. Anesthesia was first used during surgical procedures in the years of the Eastern Han emperors, earthquake tremors were measured, and perhaps, most remarkable of all, a process for manufacturing paper was developed by a eunuch of the imperial court. But the imperial court of the Eastern Han is also an account of the abuse of power, the murder of children unfortunate enough to be placed upon the Dragon Throne, the heedless, reckless incompetence of emperors, the malignant ambition of scheming empress dowagers, and the rebellions that arose as ordinary people struggled.


Discover a plethora of topics such as

Wang Mang, the Usurper

Return of the Han

The Beginning of a Golden Age

Emperor Huan and the Corruption of the Eunuchs

The Yellow Turbans

The Last Han Emperor

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Explore the Eastern Han Dynasty, a powerful era of Chinese history marked by innovation, expansion, and cultural achievement. From the Silk Road to lasting reforms, its legacy shaped imperial China. Perfect for history enthusiasts and lovers of ancient civilizations.

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