China's territory area in past dynasties:
The territorial area of China in past dynasties is not easy to be counted, so there are many versions, slightly different, for reference only, hoping to get extra points.
Slavery dynasty:
More than 500,000 square kilometers in Xia Dynasty
Shang area 1 10,000 square kilometers.
The Zhou Dynasty covers an area of over 2.5 million square kilometers.
Feudal empire:
More than 3.3 million square kilometers in the Qin Dynasty.
Qin Si: East to the sea and east to North Korea; West to Lintao and Zhong Qiang; Rural families from south to north; According to the river in the north, and Yinshan to Liaodong.
More than 5.5 million square kilometers in the Western Han Dynasty
Four directions of the Western Han Dynasty: east to the sea; South to the South China Sea Islands; West to the east bank of the Penchi River in Central Asia; North bank of Great Balakashi Pool in northwest China; North of the great wall
More than 5.4 million square kilometers in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Three Kingdoms: Wei 2.6 million square kilometers Wu10.5 million square kilometers Shu10.2 million square kilometers.
More than 5.3 million square kilometers in the Western Jin Dynasty
During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there were more than 2.2 million square kilometers in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and more than 3 million square kilometers in the former Qin Dynasty.
More than 2.2 million square kilometers in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, and more than 2.3 million square kilometers in the Wei and Jin Dynasties.
Qi has more than 2 million square kilometers and Wei has more than 2 million square kilometers.
Liang is more than 2 million square kilometers, Eastern Wei is more than 800,000 square kilometers, and Western Wei 1 10,000 square kilometers.
Chen 1 10,000 square kilometers, 50,000 square kilometers, Beizhou 1.55 million square kilometers, Beiqi 1 10,000 square kilometers.
Sui dynasty 5 1 14000 square kilometers
Sui Dynasty IV: East to the sea; South to the South China Sea; West to today's east bank of Tarim River; North of the great wall
the Tang Dynasty
Early period 125 1. 1.9 million square kilometers.
The medium term is 8,895,900 square kilometers.
5,457,300 square kilometers in the later period.
Tang Dynasty IV: East to the Korean Peninsula; West to the Aral Sea in Central Asia; South to Hue, Vietnam and the South China Sea Islands; North of Lake Baikal
More than 3.5 million square kilometers in five dynasties and ten countries
Song dynasty
Confrontation between Northern Song Dynasty and Liao Dynasty
2,835,600 square kilometers in the Northern Song Dynasty; Liao4,485,400 square kilometers
Confrontation between Southern Song Dynasty and Jin Dynasty
2 million square kilometers in the Southern Song Dynasty; 3.3 million square kilometers of gold; Mongolia 3 million square kilometers
the Yuan Dynasty
In the previous period, it was 265,438,000 +0.2274 million square kilometers.
Late19.6 million square kilometers.
Four directions in Yuan Dynasty: East to the sea; South to the South China Sea Islands; Northeast to Bering Strait; West to ob river; North to the Arctic Ocean
tomorrow
Last issue 10.3 million square kilometers.
More than 8 million square kilometers in the later period.
Ming dynasty iv: facing the sea in the east; South to the South China Sea Islands; Northeast to the north of Xing 'an Mountains, near Aldan; West to Kashmir; North of the great wall
Ching Dynasty
Initial140,000 km2
Mid-term13.007 million square kilometers
Late period 1 1.4 million square kilometers
Four directions of Qing Dynasty: Siberia in the north; Northeast to Waixing 'anling and Sakhalin Island north of Heilongjiang; East to the Pacific Ocean, southeast to Taiwan Province Province and its affiliated islands Diaoyu Island and chiwei yu; Nanpu Nanhai Zhu; West across the basin and pool river in the green ridge; North bank of Great Balakashi Pool in northwest China; Southwest of the Himalayas.