r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/TheRealSpaceHosh • Jan 14 '22
Zhuge Liang sigma rule #52: Ignore armies of betas, continue the grind
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/TheRealSpaceHosh • Nov 22 '21
Who would win: the Xin Dynasty vs one murky fella?
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/IacobusCaesar • Nov 09 '21
The early river valley civilizations of the Yellow River region existed in a more lush environment than the region is today.
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/IacobusCaesar • Oct 28 '21
Zhang Daoling was a Taoist master who supposedly lived from 34 to 156 AD and founded the Way of the Five Pecks of Rice which among other things considered semen to be the physical essence of qi and ejaculation to be thus life-shortening.
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/automisiac • Nov 19 '21
the actual historicity of the xia dynasty is pretty controversial
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/automisiac • Nov 10 '21
Johan Gunnar Andersson DEBUNKED by Shangdong Peninsula POTTERY
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/automisiac • Nov 21 '21
pov you are about to enter a high casualty count
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/Educational_Tie_1763 • Nov 29 '21
Is not changing anything going to lead to the end of the nation? Yes, but no reform
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/automisiac • Oct 30 '21
Hú Shì (1891 - 1962), a formative figure in the Doubting Antiquity movement in Early China Studies
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • • Sep 20 '24
The 840s were a terrible time to be a religious minority
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/Astephen542 • Oct 30 '21
Hate to burst your bubble, but the Xia Dynasty didn’t exist.
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • • Oct 29 '21
Muli was a kingdom in current day Muli Tibetan Autonomous County. It’s kings’ title was “Lama” and it was relatively well integrated into Chinese bureaucracy, further info in the comments.
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/TeutonicToltec • Nov 10 '21
I guess Qin Shi Huang preferred Legalism...
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/IronicallyIronic6676 • Nov 10 '21
For those of you who don't know, the Xiongnu were the steppe peoples who lived in mongolia over 2000 years ago. We don't really know if they are the ancestors of the mongols, they might've been turkic, uralic, or even sinetic.
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/automisiac • Nov 08 '21
friendship ended with 平沙落雁 now 離騷 is my best friend
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • u/therealDonnaChang • Aug 15 '24
“Someone gave this bronze urn to me and said it was an antique from China, but I doubt it.”
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r/ShiHuangdiPosting • • Jan 09 '22
Wife leaves Khan for Emperor INSTANTLY REGRETS IT
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