General History of China Season 1 Episode 21 The Rule of Wen and Jing 2013
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Emperors Wen and Jing reduce taxes and state burdens, encourage recovery and strengthen the Han through cautious government, producing an era remembered for stability and prosperity.
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1. China Road 2013-01-21
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2. The Earliest Chinese 2013-01-21
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3. The Rise of Agriculture 2013-01-21
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4. The Origins of Civilization 2013-01-21
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5. The Age of Early States 2013-01-21
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6. The Xia Dynasty 2013-01-21
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7. The Rise and Fall of the Shang Dynasty 2013-01-21
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8. Shang Civilization 2013-01-21
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9. King Wu's Conquest of Shang 2013-01-21
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10. The Regency of the Duke of Zhou 2013-01-21
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11. The Decline of the Zhou Royal House 2013-01-21
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13. Confucius 2013-01-21
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14. Reforms Among the Warring States 2013-01-21
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15. The Seven Warring States 2013-01-21
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16. The Hundred Schools of Thought 2013-01-21
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17. The Rise of the State of Qin 2013-01-21
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18. Qin Shi Huang Unifies China 2013-01-21
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19. The Chu-Han Contention 2013-01-21
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21. The Rule of Wen and Jing 2013-01-21
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22. Emperor Wu of Han 2013-01-21
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24. The Reign of Emperors Zhao and Xuan 2013-01-21
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25. Wang Mang's Reforms 2013-01-21
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26. The Restoration of Emperor Guangwu 2013-01-21
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27. The Silk Road 2013-01-21
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29. The Yellow Turban Rebellion 2013-01-21
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30. The Three Kingdoms 2013-01-21
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31. Zhuge Liang Governs Shu 2013-01-21
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32. The Unification Under Western Jin 2013-01-21
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33. The Spirit of the Wei and Jin Periods 2013-01-21
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34. Rule by the Great Aristocratic Clans 2013-01-21
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35. Emperor Wu of Liang's Government 2013-01-21
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36. Emperor Xiaowen's Reforms 2013-01-21
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37. Emporer Wu of Northern Zhou 2013-01-21
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38. The Rise and Fall of the Chen Dynasty 2013-01-21
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39. Buddhism in the Wei and Jin Periods 2013-01-21
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40. The Restoration of Unity 2013-01-21
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42. The Reign of Zhenguan 2013-01-21
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43. Empress Wu Zetian 2013-01-21
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44. The Prosperous Kaiyuan Era 2013-01-21
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45. The An Lushan Rebellion 2013-01-21
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47. Chang'an: Metropolis of the World 2013-01-21
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48. The Rise and Fall of the Tibetan Empire 2013-01-21
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49. Dunhuang 2013-01-21
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50. The Tang Dynasty's Foreign Relations 2013-01-21
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51. Religion During the Tang Dynasty 2013-01-21
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52. The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms 2013-01-21
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53. Emperor Taizu of Song 2013-01-21
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54. The Chanyuan Treaty 2013-01-21
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56. Wang Anshi's Reforms 2013-01-21
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57. The Jingkang Catastrophe 2013-01-21
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58. War and Peace Between Song and Jin 2013-01-21
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62. Song Dynasty Culture 2013-01-21
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63. The Rise of Khitan 2013-01-21
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64. The Founding of Western Liao 2013-01-21
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65. Wanyan Aguda 2013-01-21
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66. The Rise and Fall of the Jin Dynasty 2013-01-21
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67. Liao and Jin Culture 2013-01-21
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68. The Rise and Fall of Western Xia 2013-01-21
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69. The Rise of the Mongols 2013-01-21
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70. Kublai Khan 2013-01-21
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73. The Maritime Silk Road 2013-01-21
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74. Marco Polo and China 2013-01-21
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75. Emperor Shun of Yuan 2013-01-21
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77. The Yongle Emperor Moves the Capital 2013-01-21
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79. The Grand Secretariat System 2013-01-21
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80. The Tumu Crisis 2013-01-21
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81. Wang Yangming's Philosophy of Mind 2013-01-21
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82. Maritime Frontiers and Foreign Trade 2013-01-21
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83. Zhang Juzheng's Reforms 2013-01-21
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84. The Jesuits Come to China 2013-01-21
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85. The Market Towns of Jiangnan 2013-01-21
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86. Silver Capital 2013-01-21
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87. The Chongzhen Emperor 2013-01-21
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88. Entering and Ruling the Central Plains 2013-01-21
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89. The Consolidation of the Qing Dynasty 2013-01-21
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90. The Recovery of Taiwan 2013-01-21
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91. The Great Enterprise of Unification 2013-01-21
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92. The Grand Council 2013-01-21
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95. Reluctant Self-Strengthening 2013-01-21
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96. The Opium War 2013-01-21
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97. The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom 2013-01-21
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98. The First Sino-Japanse War 2013-01-21
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99. Reform and Revolution 2013-01-21
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100. The End of Imperial Rule 2013-01-21
