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  1. Behold the exquisite base for a Carved Lacquer Scroll Box at #ClevelandMuseumofArt! This masterpiece showcases the imperial legacy through intricate dragons and vibrant red cinnabar. What stories do you think this box tells about the Emperor Qianlong?
    #ArtHistory #ClevelandArt #ImperialChina
    clevelandart.org/art/1969.32.b

  2. Behold the exquisite base for a Carved Lacquer Scroll Box at #ClevelandMuseumofArt! This masterpiece showcases the imperial legacy through intricate dragons and vibrant red cinnabar. What stories do you think this box tells about the Emperor Qianlong?
    #ArtHistory #ClevelandArt #ImperialChina
    clevelandart.org/art/1969.32.b

  3. Behold the exquisite base for a Carved Lacquer Scroll Box at #ClevelandMuseumofArt! This masterpiece showcases the imperial legacy through intricate dragons and vibrant red cinnabar. What stories do you think this box tells about the Emperor Qianlong?
    #ArtHistory #ClevelandArt #ImperialChina
    clevelandart.org/art/1969.32.b

  4. #OTD 1905: in a last-ditch effort to modernise #China, the imperial Qing 清 government begins the process of abolishing the civil service examinations #科舉, which had regulated entry into officialdom in #ImperialChina for 1300 years.

  5. #OTD 1905: in a last-ditch effort to modernise #China, the imperial Qing 清 government begins the process of abolishing the civil service examinations #科舉, which had regulated entry into officialdom in #ImperialChina for 1300 years.

  6. #OTD 1905: in a last-ditch effort to modernise #China, the imperial Qing 清 government begins the process of abolishing the civil service examinations #科舉, which had regulated entry into officialdom in #ImperialChina for 1300 years.

  7. #DOTD: Li Yuan 李淵 (566–635), temple name Gaozu 高祖, first emperor (r. 618–626) and emperor emeritus #太上皇 (626–635) of the Tang 唐, seen here looking at the pedometer he received as a welcome present from the Turkic #突厥 Khagan. #dynasty #ImperialChina

  8. #DOTD: Li Yuan 李淵 (566–635), temple name Gaozu 高祖, first emperor (r. 618–626) and emperor emeritus #太上皇 (626–635) of the Tang 唐, seen here looking at the pedometer he received as a welcome present from the Turkic #突厥 Khagan. #dynasty #ImperialChina

  9. #DOTD: Li Yuan 李淵 (566–635), temple name Gaozu 高祖, first emperor (r. 618–626) and emperor emeritus #太上皇 (626–635) of the Tang 唐, seen here looking at the pedometer he received as a welcome present from the Turkic #突厥 Khagan. #dynasty #ImperialChina

  10. #OTD in #MedievalChina: The Shatuo 沙陀 general Li Cunxu 李存勗 (Zhuangzong 莊宗, 885–926, r. 923–926) declares himself emperor of the restored or Latter #Tang 後 #唐, one of the #FiveDynasties #五代 (907–960) in #ChineseHistory #ImperialChina #Restoration

  11. #OTD in #MedievalChina: The Shatuo 沙陀 general Li Cunxu 李存勗 (Zhuangzong 莊宗, 885–926, r. 923–926) declares himself emperor of the restored or Latter #Tang 後 #唐, one of the #FiveDynasties #五代 (907–960) in #ChineseHistory #ImperialChina #Restoration

  12. #OTD in #MedievalChina: The Shatuo 沙陀 general Li Cunxu 李存勗 (Zhuangzong 莊宗, 885–926, r. 923–926) declares himself emperor of the restored or Latter #Tang 後 #唐, one of the #FiveDynasties #五代 (907–960) in #ChineseHistory #ImperialChina #Restoration

  13. #DOTD in #ImperialChina: Yang Guang 楊廣, Emperor Yang of Sui 隋煬帝 (569–618, r. 604–618). Exhausting his realm in massive construction projects (e.g., the #GrandCanal) and military campaigns, he was killed by a mutiny in his southern capital Jiangdu 江都 (modern Yangzhou 揚州).

  14. #DOTD in #ImperialChina: Yang Guang 楊廣, Emperor Yang of Sui 隋煬帝 (569–618, r. 604–618). Exhausting his realm in massive construction projects (e.g., the #GrandCanal) and military campaigns, he was killed by a mutiny in his southern capital Jiangdu 江都 (modern Yangzhou 揚州).

  15. #DOTD in #ImperialChina: Yang Guang 楊廣, Emperor Yang of Sui 隋煬帝 (569–618, r. 604–618). Exhausting his realm in massive construction projects (e.g., the #GrandCanal) and military campaigns, he was killed by a mutiny in his southern capital Jiangdu 江都 (modern Yangzhou 揚州).

  16. #OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.

  17. #OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.

  18. #OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.

  19. #OTD 207 BCE in #ChineseHistory: Ziying #子嬰, last ruler of #Qin #秦, after being on the throne for only 46 days, submits to an army led by Liu Bang #劉邦, future Emperor Gao #高帝/#高祖 of #Han #漢 (r. 202–195). #ImperialChina's first dynasty thus ends after less than 15 years.

  20. #OTD 207 BCE in #ChineseHistory: Ziying #子嬰, last ruler of #Qin #秦, after being on the throne for only 46 days, submits to an army led by Liu Bang #劉邦, future Emperor Gao #高帝/#高祖 of #Han #漢 (r. 202–195). #ImperialChina's first dynasty thus ends after less than 15 years.

  21. #OTD 207 BCE in #ChineseHistory: Ziying #子嬰, last ruler of #Qin #秦, after being on the throne for only 46 days, submits to an army led by Liu Bang #劉邦, future Emperor Gao #高帝/#高祖 of #Han #漢 (r. 202–195). #ImperialChina's first dynasty thus ends after less than 15 years.

  22. #OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.