Han Dynasty
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The Han Dynasty, which spanned from 206 BCE to 220 CE, holds a prominent place in Chinese history. Renowned for its stability, bureaucratic system, and cultural achievements, it witnessed significant advancements in governance, science, and arts. Under the Han, China experienced unprecedented growth, with innovations such as papermaking and the development of the Silk Road trade route playing pivotal roles in its prosperity. Emperors like Wu and Han Wudi expanded the empire's territorial reach, while Confucianism became the dominant ideology. The Han Dynasty's legacy continues to influence Chinese society and culture to this day, making it a vital chapter in the country's rich history.
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