Modern Era
The Revolution of 1911 is of great significance in modern Chinese history: the monarchical system was discarded with the founding of the provisional government of the Republic of China.
The victory was soon compromised by concessions on the part of the Chinese bourgeoisie, and the country entered a period dominated by the Northern Warlords, headed by Yuan Shikai.
Since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, China has entered a new Communist era of stability, with the Reform and Opening Up policies of 1978, bringing in China’s phenomenal economic growth.
China Highlights' culture tours offer travelers a great opportunity to dig deeper into Chinese history, or we can help you customize a tour according to your interests.
List of Chinese Dynasties and Modern Governments
Dynasties | Period | Capital | Founder | Historical Relics | ||
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Prehistoric Times | 1.7 million years - the 21st century BC | |||||
Xia Dynasty | 2070–1600 BC | Xia County in Shanxi Province | Yu | Bronzeware | ||
Shang Dynasty | 1600–1046 BC | Xiangqiu in Henan Province | Tang | Bronzeware | ||
Zhou Dynasty | Western Zhou | 1046–771 BC | Xi'an | King Wu of Zhou | ||
Eastern Zhou | Spring and Autumn Period | 770–476 BC | King Ping of Zhou | Philosophical and Religious Literature | ||
Warring States Period | 475–221 BC | Philosophical and Religious Literature | ||||
Qin Dynasty | 221–206 BC | Xi'an | Qinshihuang | Terracotta Army, the Great Wall | ||
Han Dynasty | Western Han | 206 BC–AD 9 | Xi'an | Emperor Liubang | The Silk Road | |
Xin Dynasty | 9–23 | |||||
Esatern Han | 25–220 | Luoyang | ||||
Three Kingdoms | Wei | 220-265 | Luoyang | Cao Pi | ||
Suhan | 221-263 | Chengdu | Liu Bei | |||
Wu | 222-280 | Nanjing | Sun Quan | |||
Jin Dynasty | Western Jin | 265–317 | Luoyang | Simayan | Tomb fresco | |
Eastern Jin | 317–420 | Nanjing | Simarui | |||
Southern and Northern Dynasties | 420–589 | Sacred Grottos | ||||
Sui Dynasty | 581–618 | Xi'an | Yangjian | The Grand Canal | ||
Tang Dynasty | 618–907 | Xi'an | Liyuan | Literature | ||
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms | 907–960 | Kaifeng | ||||
Song Dynasty | Northern Song | 960–1127 | Kaifeng | Zhao Kuangyin | ||
Southern Song | 1127–1279 | Lin'an in Zhejiang | Zhao Gou | |||
Liao Dynasty | 916–1125 | Liaoning | Yelü Abaoji | |||
Dali Kingdom | 937–1254 | Dali | Dali Ancient Town | |||
Western Xia Dynasty | 1032-1227 | Yinchuan | Rock Carvings | |||
Jin Dynasty | 1115–1234 | Beijing | Aguda | |||
Yuan Dynasty | 1271–1368 | Beijing | Genghis Khan | Novels | ||
Ming Dynasty | 1368–1644 | Beijing | Hongwu Emperor | The Great Wall, the Forbidden City | ||
Qing Dynasty | 1644-1911 | Beijing | Nurhaci | Summer-palace, the Forbidden City | ||
Republic of China | 1911-1949 | Nanjing | ||||
People's Republic of China | From 1949 | Beijing | Chairman Mao |
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