The Sui and Tang Dynasties are recognized as the most prosperous period in China, and the Sui Dynasty is also one of the greatest dynasties in the history of China.
Sui Dynasty was a unified dynasty re-established by the northern Han nationality after the Five Rebellions in China, ending the 400-year-long division since the end of the Western Jin Dynasty. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty promoted Sinicization, which laid the foundation for the great development of Chinese culture in the Tang and Song Dynasties and beyond. Yang Zhong, the father of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, was once named "the successor to the country" by the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Emperor Wendi of Sui attacked this title and became the title of Sui after he acceded to the throne, but he was afraid of being ominous and thought it meant Sui.
The Sui Dynasty established an important system in politics-the system of three provinces and six departments, established a far-reaching imperial examination system and reformed laws and regulations. Continue to promote and reform the military system; Economically, on the one hand, the land equalization system and tenancy adjustment system are implemented, on the other hand, measures such as "looking at the appearance" and "determining the sample by imports" are taken to increase government revenue. The sui dynasty also built the world-famous grand canal, which consolidated the central government's rule over the southeast region and strengthened the economic and cultural ties between the north and the south. Many systems in the late Tang Dynasty were just inheritance.
The prosperity of the Sui Dynasty was unprecedented in the history of China and even the world. Society was prosperous and open at that time. At this time, the Chinese Empire was prosperous, economically prosperous, culturally prosperous, socially stable, with a sharp increase in household registration, rapid land reclamation, sufficient savings, strong reputation, and occupied an area of Wan Li. There is the "rule of opening the emperor" initiated by Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty.
This period is the heyday of China's culture, politics, economy and diplomacy, and China is the most powerful country in the world. At that time, East Asian neighbors, including Silla, Bohai Sea, Japan and other countries, were also deeply influenced by it in political system and culture. This dynasty was the only one that allowed Japan to pay tribute to China, and the relationship between the Sui Empire and Japan was that of suzerain and vassal. The relationship between the Tang Dynasty and Japan is that between countries. It is obvious which is stronger and which is weaker in Sui and Tang Dynasties! The Khan in Li Shimin is even more ridiculous. In 589, Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty was long known as Saint Tiankhan.
The wealth left by the Sui Dynasty to our descendants has a far-reaching impact on China's later generations. For example, three provinces and six departments, imperial law, state and county two-level system, land equalization system, Grand Canal, imperial examination system, the establishment of Chang 'an City, Luoyang City, Yicang and so on. ...