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 1 Range |              run as follows: - ~The Shu Dynasty (1122 to 221 B.C.). - This
 2 Range |                the Great Wall.~The Shin Dynasty (221 to 202 B.C.). - The
 3 Range |                first Napoleon.~The Hâng Dynasty (902 B.C. to 220 A.D.). -
 4 Range |      consolidated under a single native dynasty, which had lasted about
 5 Range |       establishment of Taoism.~The Tâng Dynasty (618 to 907 A.D.). - This
 6 Range |                618 to 907 A.D.). - This dynasty was the result of the reconsolidation
 7 Range |                half a century.~The Sung Dynasty (960 to 1280 A.D.). - The
 8 Range |     Neo-Confucianism.~The Gen or Mongol Dynasty (1280 to 1368 A. D.).This
 9 Range |                 overpowered the Chinese dynasty and established itself near
10 Range |           Thibetan Tantrikism.~The Ming Dynasty (1368 to 1662 A.D.). - This
11 Range |           emperor, at Pekin.~The Manchu Dynasty (1662 to the present day).
12 Primit|                matured arts of the Hâng dynasty of China, which reached
13 Primit|          all-powerful Yodai, of the Zui dynasty, by calling him "Emperor
14 Confuc|                culminated under the Shu dynasty B.C. 1122 to B.C. 221, and
15 Confuc|                   at the end of the Shu dynasty, to elucidate and epitomise
16 Confuc|            their short empire.~The Hâng dynasty (202 B.C. to 220 A.D.) succeeding
17 Confuc|              genius. He established the dynasty of Shin, and it is supposed,
18 Confuc|                 latter part of the Hâng dynasty. These fresco-sculptures
19 Taoism|                since the end of the Shu dynasty, been preparing a psychological
20 Taoism|               as the period of the Hâng dynasty. But, gradually impregnated
21 Taoism|                 at the close of the Shu dynasty was one of free discussion.
22 Taoism|            kingdoms into which the Hâng dynasty divided - thus lessening
23 Taoism|              the liberalism of the Tâng dynasty enabled Confucians, Buddhists,
24 Buddhi|                 century under the Gupta dynasty, which was able through
25 Asuka |             what is called the Northern dynasty, gave a great and sudden
26 Asuka |            Chinese Southern, or native, dynasty.~Buttocho, a teacher who
27 Asuka |        bloodshed under the Northern Cho dynasty. His pupil Doan went southward,
28 Asuka |             that existed under the Hang dynasty, with the modification of
29 Asuka |                  Shibatatsu, of the Rio dynasty in Southern China, a devout
30 Asuka |                in China, under the Tâng dynasty.~The Fujiwara Period. -
31 Nara  |       sculptures.~The China of the Tâng dynasty (618 to 907 A.D.), enriched
32 Nara  | Neo-Confucianism of the succeeding Sung dynasty in China (960 to 1280 A.D.),
33 Nara  |             from that of the early Tâng dynasty, and has even a direct connection
34 Nara  |                 painting under the Tâng dynasty.~This imperial treasure-house (
35 Fujiwa|           towards the close of the Tâng dynasty, prevented the exchange
36 Fujiwa|               the beginning of the Tâng dynasty, was nevertheless so completely
37 Kamaku|                perfected under the Sung dynasty, by the Southern Chinese
38 Ashika|                 Guptas, during the Tâng dynasty and the Nara period, and
39 Ashika|            ripened later under the Sung dynasty (A.D. 960-1280), was an
40 Ashika|                at the close of the Tâng dynasty, who made a single diagram
41 Ashika|            which resulted in the Mongol dynasty of Gen (A.D. 1280-1368).~
42 Ashika|             towards the end of the Tâng dynasty. The doctrines of Baso and
43 Ashika|           painted part itself.~The Sung dynasty was a great age of art and
44 Tokuga|               imposed during the Mongol dynasty. Artists from Kyoto crowded
45 Tokuga|           entered China during the Ming dynasty, and given the impulse which
46 Meiji |                who overthrew the Mongol dynasty in China was himself a Buddhist
47 Meiji |             works of the present Manchu dynasty under Kanhi and Kenliu.~