The order of dynasties: Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty, Western Zhou Dynasty, Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Qin Dynasty, Western Chu Dynasty, New Dynasty, Xuanhan Dynasty, Eastern Han Dynasty, Three Kingdoms, Cao Wei, Shu Han Dynasty, Sun Wu, Western Jin Dynasty, Eastern Jin Dynasty, Sixteen Kingdoms, Southern Dynasties, Liu Song Dynasty, Southern Qi Dynasty, Southern Liang Dynasty, Southern Chen Dynasty, Northern Dynasty, Northern Wei Dynasty, Eastern Wei Dynasty and Northern Dynasty.
Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Wu Zhou, Middle and Late Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties, Hou Liang, Later Tang Dynasty, Later Jin Dynasty, Later Han Dynasty, Later Zhou Dynasty, Ten Kingdoms, Southern Wu Dynasty, Southern Tang Dynasty, Qian Shu, Later Shu Dynasty, Southern Han Dynasty, Southern Chu, wuyue, Minzhou, Jingzhou, Northern Han Dynasty, Northern Song Dynasty, Southern Song Dynasty, Liao Dynasty, Xixia, Jin Dynasty, Southern Chu.
The sequence table of dynasties is jingle: three emperors and five emperors began, and Yao Shunyu passed on. Xia and Shang Dynasties, Western Zhou Dynasty and Eastern Zhou Dynasty are divided into two parts. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period unified Qin and Han Dynasties. Three points, two pounds extending back and forth. The Northern and Southern Dynasties coexisted, and the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties passed on. After Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the dynasty ended.
Classification of country names
First, it is common in China to use ethnic names as country names and ethnic names as country names. Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties were all named after clans. Another example is the Khitan, which is also named after the clan.
Second, taking place names as country names is the most common in Zhou Dynasty. For example, Chen and Cai are both place names and country names.
Third, the surname is the country name. In the early Warring States period, Zhao, Wei and North Korea were typical countries with surnames as their titles.
Fourth, the original title is the title of the country. Before the founding emperor became emperor, he used this title as his later title. For example, Cao Pi was named Wang Wei by Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty before he ascended the throne. When he became emperor, he took Wei as his country name.
The fifth is the country name determined from a cultural perspective. This situation was more common in the late feudal society. The name of the country has a certain wish. For example, in the yuan dynasty, it was taken from a sentence in the book of changes, that is, "do something big." .
Sixth, inherit the names of people with the same surname or surname in history. For example, in the early Qing dynasty, it was called Jin, which inherited the gold established by the Wanyan Department of the Jurchen nationality.