Slave society: (2070 BC-476 BC)

Formed in summer; Business development; Western Zhou Dynasty-a prosperous time; Spring and autumn period-disintegration

1, Formation of feudal society-Warring States Period: (475 BC-22 BC1year)

II. Qin and Han Dynasties: (2265438 BC+0-220 AD)

△ Features: The formation and development of a unified, multi-ethnic and centralized feudal country.

1, Qin Dynasty: (22 1-206) The first unified, multi-ethnic and centralized feudal country.

2. Western Han Dynasty: the heyday of the early feudal society (202 BC-8 AD).

3. The new dynasty: (AD 8-23) briefly seized power, but failed in restructuring.

4. Eastern Han Dynasty: (25 -220) Restored the Han regime and continued to develop.

Three Kingdoms, Jin Dynasty, Southern and Northern Dynasties: (220-589)

△ Features: the feudal state was divided and the nationalities were merged.

1, Three Kingdoms Period: (220-280) The separation of political power gave birth to reunification.

2. Western Jin Dynasty and Eastern Jin Dynasty: (265-420) A brief unification-the formation of confrontation between the north and the south.

3. Southern Dynasties and Northern Dynasties: (420-589) Southern economic development and northern ethnic integration.

Four. Sui and Tang Dynasties: (58 1 year -907)

△ Features: the prosperity of feudal society and the development of a unified multi-ethnic country

1, Sui Dynasty: (581-618) Carry forward the past, reunify and innovate the feudal system.

2. Tang Dynasty: (6 18—907) The feudal society was highly prosperous.

Liao, Song, Xia, Jin and Yuan Dynasties: (907- 1368)

△ Features: The feudal society continued to develop, the state power coexisted, and the nationalities were further integrated.

1, Five Dynasties and Ten Countries: (907-979) The trend of economic center moving southward was strengthened.

2. Coexistence of Liao, Northern Song and Xia: (960—— 1 127) Governments of all countries coexist.

3. The confrontation between Jin and the Southern Song Dynasty: (1127-1276) The state power confronted, and the economy in the south of the Yangtze River surpassed that in the north.

4. Yuan Dynasty: (1271—1368) the third unification; The feudal system was further innovated; Great ethnic integration

VI. Ming and Qing Dynasties (before the Opium War): (1368- 1840)

△ Features: the further development of a unified multi-ethnic country, the strengthening of absolute monarchy, and the decline of feudal society.

1, Ming dynasty: (1368—— 1644) autocratic monarchy was strengthened, capitalism sprouted and feudal society began to decline.

2. Early Qing Dynasty: (1644—— 1840) The unified multi-ethnic country was further consolidated and the feudal system declined.