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Periods of Chinese History
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Dukes and Kings of the state of Qin 秦 from the 4th century to 221 BCECapitals: Yong 雍, Jingyang 涇陽, Liyang 櫟陽
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| personal name |
time |
| Duke Qin Xiaogong 秦孝公 | Ying Quliang 嬴渠梁 |
r. 362-338 |
| King Qin Huiwenwang 秦惠文王 | Ying Si 嬴駟 |
r. 338-311 |
| Qin Wuwang 秦武王 | Ying Dang 嬴蕩 |
r. 311-307 |
| Qin Zhaoxiangwang 秦昭襄王 | Ying Ji 嬴稷 |
r. 307-251 |
| Qin Xiaowenwang 秦孝文王 | Ying Zhu 嬴柱 |
251 |
| Qin Zhuangxiangwang 秦莊襄王
| Ying Chu 嬴楚 |
r. 251-247
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Emperors of the Qin Dynasty 秦 (221-206 BCE)
Capital: Xianyang 咸陽 (modern Xianyang, Shaanxi) |
Qin Shihuangdi 秦始皇帝 the First August Emperor of Qin
Emperor from 221 BCE. | Ying Zheng 嬴政 |
r. 246/221-210 BCE
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| Qin Ershi Huangdi 二世皇帝 the Second August Emperor of Qin
| Ying Huhai 嬴胡亥 |
r. 209-207 BCE |
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The King of Qin 秦王, sometimes called the Third August Emperor 三世皇帝
| Ying Ziying 嬴子嬰 |
r. 207 BCE |
Source: Zhonguo lishi da cidian bianzuan weiyuanhui 中國歷史大辭典編纂委員會 (ed. 2000), Zhongguo lishi da cidian 中國歷史大辭典 (Shanghai: Shanghai cishu chubanshe), Vol.2, p. 3311.
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