
Qin Shi Huang
First emperor of the Qin, who on Li Si's advice ordered the burning of the classics.
Person259 BCE O.S. – 210 BCE O.S.
Over time
adopted
Banliang
visited
Mount Tai
was succeeded by
Qin Er Shi
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- Wikidata Q7192
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He sent Jing Ke to kill the king of Qin in 227 BCE.
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The failed assassination of 227 BCE.
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- Banliangsince 221 BCE O.S.
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- visited:
- Mount Taisince 219 BCE O.S.
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- was succeeded by:
- Qin Er Shisince 210 BCE O.S.
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Appears in15 items
- Dynasties of China3 items

- Early Imperial China10 items

- Jing Ke tries to kill the King of Qin · target227 BCE O.S.

- Qin · first emperor221 BCE O.S.
- King Zheng becomes the First Emperor · emperor221 BCE O.S.
- One script, one measure, one axle · emperor221 BCE O.S.

- The First Emperor climbs Mount Tai · emperor219 BCE O.S.
- The terracotta army · ownerc. 210 BCE O.S.
- The burning of the books · emperor213 BCE O.S.
- The execution of the scholars · emperor212 BCE O.S.
- The First Emperor dies at Shaqiu · subject210 BCE O.S.
- The First Emperor is buried under Mount Li · subject210 BCE O.S.
- Philosophy1 item

- The History of Money1 item
