As a ruler, Emperor Qin Shihuangdi: Consolidated power in the capital. Was elected by the noble houses. Embraced Confucianism over legalism. Was traditional and made few changes.

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24 December, 10:01

As a ruler, Emperor Qin Shihuangdi: Consolidated power in the capital. Was elected by the noble houses. Embraced Confucianism over legalism. Was traditional and made few changes.

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Addyson Lang · Answer 1

Consolidated power in the capital

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The first emperor of the first Chinese dynasty, the Qin, was Qin Shihuangdi. One of the major and probably biggest achievement was the unification of China and the consolidation of of power in the capital. The Qin started to wage wars against the other six kingdoms, and one by one they managed to conquer them, eventually unifying all territories. Ones the territories were unified, the empire was centralized, and the power was consolidated in the capital.

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Cory Mccarthy 24 December, 10:30

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