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4,000-Year-Old City Walls from Early Xia Dynasty Discovered in China
Archaeologists in China have uncovered ancient city walls in Henan Province, dating back to the early Xia Dynasty (2070–1600 ...
Western Xia Imperial Tombs up for world heritage status
An iron cauldron unearthed from the Western Xia Imperial Tombs Nestled at the foot of the Helan Mountain, 30 kilometers west ...
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The History of Chinese Imperial Food
the first famous prime minister in known Chinese history, helped Tang (the first ruler of the Shang Dynasty, enthroned 1766 B.C. – 1760 B.C.) destroy Jie (the last ruler of the Xia Dynasty ...
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Excavation reveals advanced porcelain tech predating Yuan Dynasty in China
Recent excavations at the Suyukou site in northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region have unveiled porcelain wares produced nearly 1,000 years ago during the Western Xia Dynasty (1038–1227 ...
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[Column] Korea’s pathetic excuse for a president
The most infamous tyrants in Chinese history, Jie, the last king of the Xia dynasty, and Zhou, the last king of the Shang dynasty, were dragged from their thrones and killed by their vassals.