Documentary- Qin Shi Huang - The First Dragon of China

January 29 1974 Xi'an China As a Chinese farmer was about to dig a well he stumbled upon something that would be recorded in world history from this day forward Because they have discovered numerous clay deposits Starting with over 8 000 tahanin potters another 130 clay potter vehicles and over 670 more tahanin potters But what makes them even more special is that each of these clay figurines has a different role or occupation The big question is who lies behind the creation of these celestial wonders and the answer is Emperor Jinxihao China's first Jiajia likened to a celestial deity serves as the operational core in the shadow and light policy framework On one hand he made Qin powerful unifying the fragmented lands into a single empire and built the Great Wall of China which would become a celestial marvel of the world Yet even in the same size beneath the golden light of this land it still casts the shadow of cruelty inherent in His rule—ranging from the widespread persecution of the black-skinned people across the realm to the brutal suppression of all dissenters and a tax system so oppressive it crushes the people Nevertheless Jin Si Hongdong is the person who laid the foundation for the China we see today so this video With the royal journey the aging prince travels to hear the sound of time echoing through the halls Thus the Terracotta Army discovered in 1974 not only reveals grandeur but also reflects the anxieties and fears lurking beneath the surface of China's imperial power But before diving into the content I must clarify that I'm not a Chinese language expert so I'm certain to make pronunciation errors—please accept my apologies in advance and feel free to point out any mistakes in the comments Travel back to the fourth century BCE when China was not the China we know today—it was an era of the Seven Warring States Known in English as the Warring States period which began in 475 BCE and ended in 221 BCE The Zhou dynasty ruled this region for over 800 years spanning from 1046 BCE to 221 BCE Let me first explain the background of the Zhou dynasty The Zhou dynasty was divided into two periods: Western Zhou and Eastern Zhou The Western Zhou period lasted from 1046 to 771 BCE after which the Eastern Zhou period began spanning from 770 to 256 BCE During the Eastern Zhou period it was divided into two phases beginning with the Spring and Autumn period in 770 BCE and lasting until 446 BCE This era marked the gradual decline of the Zhou dynasty's authority leading to the emergence of numerous small states across the land They fought each other before eventually uniting into seven major states To enter the new era as we call it the Ronarath era It will take place from 475 BCE to 221 BCE And the final era of the Zhou dynasty was the Warring States period The seven states I am about to describe now mark the final chapter of the Zhou dynasty The nobles ceased their support for the royal court and the vassal states declared independence To fight for control of the land until it became anarchic or war-torn state The autonomy of the state of Lachuangzhou arose from its system of power division At that time I just wanted to strengthen the fixed star karma of Laa Shuangjiao They should destroy the faction and those who support the visit by Lachuangzhou Will receive a land award And that gentlemen is precisely how the state of Bravina came into being Since these states have the authority to manage their own territories And most importantly they also established their own army Therefore when the state of Brunei becomes strong enoug This leads to the equality of all states As the royal house of Zhou gradually declined and the state of Qin grew increasingly powerful they expanded their influence outward giving rise to nearly a hundred small states which eventually merged into seven major states e states of Qi Chu Wei Han Yan Zhao and Q Each of the seven major states refuses to yield for the victor of this conflict will unite the land and establish a new dynasty Replacing the fallen House of Zhao and this struggle itself lasted over 250 years All seven states fought incessantly plunging the region into chaos with none willing to yield to the other Long protective barriers have been constructed along the border some stretching for hundreds of kilometers They built the wall for protection and also as a boundary to separate territories This wall was built from stone and earth and today these walls still remain particularly in the central section which stands 4 meters high and 10 meters wide But in the era of the Seven Years' War it wasn't just a period of conflict—it was also a time of military revolution marked by the use of steel alloys that made weapons sharper and more durable Horses were used in warfare a practice they learned from the northern Lelnon tribes Large-scale civilian militias were employed marking a significant turning point as ordinary citizens were now able to serve as soldiers They gained higher social status and the traditional caste system which had long prevailed among the descendants of the Brahmins began to weaken Meanwhile amid the turmoil of political unrest in recent years the door to political reform has remained tightly closed as political optimism has never been more fervent Many philosophers and thinkers traveled to various city-states to present their ideas aimed at resolving moral confusion and restoring prosperity to the city-states or the entire realm of seven They enjoyed the idea of netting goodness morality and governance based on virtue As Lao Zhi sought peace thinkers from the Fajia school such as Han Fei Jie believed that only strict laws and severe punishments could bring peace to the nation Look at the period of the war between 403 BCE and 386 BCE Vermont and Connecticut were the strongest states at first The question is how did the State of Qin become so powerful The answer lies in the arrival of Shang Yang or the establishment of his reforms He was born in the state of Wei and traveled to the state of Qin in the year 361 BCE He introduced the Fajia philosophy by advocating for legal reforms in the State of Qin He said that if this is done it will greatly strengthen the state of Qin because law is the backbone of legal reform Ultimately Duke Xiao of Qin the ruler of the State of Qin from 362 to 338 BCE agreed Among all the six states Qin was regarded as backward and uncivilized yet it received the greatest favor in both military and administrative matters Although this state was far removed from the moral zenith of China's sages the reforms of that time ultimately strengthened the State of Qin It has a strong military system with the highest discipline where laws are regarded as sacred to the state Which is the key setting I've just described for this video series Because from now on the key character Di 4 will be the Emperor A new era is about to emerge in an age when the nation is filled with chaos and war He himself will be the one to unite the various lands into one And proclaimed himself the first Emperor of China In 259 BCE Scythia Amidst the chaos and turmoil a baby was born—this child named Yīngzhōng would later be known as the Jinxi Emperor He was Prince Anna Jakh Shin yet despite being born into the high nobility of the Shin state he did not live with his father Because the king's father had to be held hostage in Annajak this truly caused Prince Injao to grow restless and eager to take a look without a father Yet one thing he carried with him since childhood was a sense of arrogance and the feeling that he had to be different In 241 BCE the State of Qin grew increasingly powerful and dominant That very moment Yingjing was 13 years old and had just learned that her father had passed away This consequently led him to ascend the throne becoming the ruler of the State of Qin in place of his father But Yingjing didn't actually hold real power since all authority had shifted to Li Peiwai The current chancellor will serve as regent on his behalf for eight years so he truly remembers only lies and illusions And the turning point in his thinking came when he grew weary of Reisrt's arrival—Yoshil the talented philosopher from the Farjia Academy He taught him that power is everything and law is the foundation of society Jeksthabhat must be the sole person in control of everything—clearly this idea is the exact opposite of Zhi's Then in the year 238 BE he turned 22 years old which is the age set by law that allows the monarch to rule independently And this is precisely why Yingjing boldly announced a goal so ambitious that no one believed the monarch could achieve it That is the unification of the seven states into one Yet His Majesty well knew that uniting the various states into one was no easy task Because He had to fight against six states or six tyrants a war that would take ten years and cost millions of lives By the year 230 CE Yingzhong officially launched his war but at the same time a major crisis erupted within the palace The close attendant near him was none other than his mother named Recruse She and her lover Lao Ai conspired together to seize power from their own son as the King had secretly fathered two sons with this lover This led Lao I to attempt a coup to seize power but the king was aware of the plot and ordered his execution As for the mother she was also severed from her child cut off from their connection henceforth Moreover he also knew that Li Puwei the supreme commander-in-chief was involved in the conspiracy Thus he dispatched them to a distant cliff located in the southern region of the cliff And finally in the year 235 BCE Sikuolalipuwei decided to take his own life by drinking poison And when he died the 24-year-old heir immediately became the full-fledged ruler And that incident with the sandstorm made Him increasingly suspicious Thus the king ordered the expulsion of all wandering preachers and scholars who had come from various states Because His Majesty had suspected these people might be spies It's hard to believe that the sweet suspicion from that time actually had a grain of truth The Cookmisd Commandments because in the year 227 B C Ladangyeon sent two assins to the royal palace To carry out the assination of Han which took place on two separate occasions Yet in the end the attempt to secretly eliminate him ended in utter failure After resolving internal issues the sovereign convened a meeting with his close trusted minister Li Xue to discuss strategies for conquering the remaining six states Li Zixiu also suggested using friendly or hostile tactics toward Dan especially targeting weak states as this would boost the morale of the troops They also received funding to experiment with new approaches to conquest and the first territory His Majesty would launch an attack on was the state of Harn In the year 230 CE he began his campaign to conquer the six states fulfilling his greatest ambition In 230 BCE he led the Qin army on a campaign to attack the Han state the closest neighboring state to Qin which was ultimately conquered In the year 229 G E a powerful earthquake struck the realm of the Lord causing widespread devastation And He took advantage of this disaster to directly launch a campaign into this region The state of Qin was able to conquer the territory of the state of Zhou while the state of Wei became one of the three major powers located to the east of Qin But if he had not yet launched an invasion as in the year 228 BCE Sackland He turned his attention to waging war against the feudal states until in the end he emerged victorious Then in the 226 BCE the Qin state army captured the capital city of the Yan state This is why the ruler of the State of Yan had to relocate the capital to Liédòng Despite the State of Qi having over 200 000 soldiers guarding its western territories But when they eventually returned they were defeated by the Qin army and the last state Qi was conquered This incident marks a significant turning point in regional geopolitics This is the first time in Chinese history that the entire land has been united as one The southern paddle steamer the lone vessel of the mighty Zheng And in the same year the 221st year before the Common Era he proclaimed himself the first Emperor of Qin whom we shall refer to as Qin Shi Huang Then He proclaimed the true sign of the Jakkhaphatrami the sacred emblem of the Dhamma as a testament The land once on the brink of division now stands united which had lasted for hundreds of thousands of years was finally brought to an end by a man and a woman Lor Chinsihongte Let's now examine the reasons behind His Majesty's decision to change His name The late emperor passed away in the month of Jing in China which was the first month of the year in the Qixi calendar used during that period Thus He was given the title Jied and as a consort He would be known solely as the Consort of Qin He wished to demonstrate that he was no longer an ordinary mortal so he resolved to establish a new title for himself: Xianshihuangdi Derived from a legendary term "San Huang " meaning the Three Sovereigns who ruled during the dawn of Chinese history The term "Titi" originates from "Uti " meaning "five animals " so "Huangti" signifies a perfectly sovereign ruler with supreme authority and great longevity Moreover the term "huang" also signifies a great being while "ti" continues to denote the supreme deity in heaven and the creator of the world Thus merging these two terms together demonstrates how His Majesty successfully achieved a great feat by uniting what appeared to be fundamentally disparate and seemingly irreconcilable concepts into a single cohesive whole Yet in the end He managed it as though uniting a fragmented world into one Back then ancient Chinese and ancient Romans alike believed their respective empires encompassed the entire known world which is a concept known as "all things under heaven" Moreover the term "Huang Diting" has been rendered in certain Western languages as "Chakrapat " which has a long history capable of dyeing as far back as ancient Rome But the people of Yulok regard this term as superior to "king" or "beast " Therefore Jia Pudan seems to be the most fitting title for this man Jin Sizhi Tike And his reign began as well from this moment onward He has now become the greatest emperor in Chinese history Since he was the first to bear the title of Chakraphat his rule though seemingly unified was like a coin with two sides The greatness of Chakraphat was accompanied by a darkness the world would never forget After dismantling the centuries-old naval conflict known as the Seven-Year War which had lasted over 250 years the four rooms finally achieved what no one had ever done before That is the unification of China's vast territories into a single entity akin to reassembling the scattered pieces of a giant jigsaw puzzle that had been separated for hundreds of years into one cohesive whole again Yet even so Your Majesty well knew that uniting the entire Tisararama Forest into a single entity was no easy task as the historical precedents of Chinese demonic lore had already taught Your Majesty this lesson Without a consolidation of power and with a strong political base His power could swiftly diminish for he was consumed by worry The state that His Majesty has acquired now faces the risk of fragmentation and disintegration This led to Emperor Jinzhi dividing China into administrative regions While downplaying the influence of long-established groups or powerful families Then appoint civilians based on merit rather than hereditary succession of power which the system devised by Emperor Jinxihao represented the first major consolidation of temple power in Luo Although his rule was marked by the presence of an akhala mahasenabari or a modern state apparatus However the decision primarily rested with him especially regarding sending his own kin to govern the territories of Pichub It is a place where opportunities are blocked preventing people from those lands from thinking or acting like beasts which occupies the foundational position in China a realm that Xi Jinping has established a truly groundbreaking achievement It has built roads connecting every turn of the celestial sphere and developed an extensive irrigation canal stretching 1 000 kilometers For waterborne travel especially during times of war these vessels played a crucial role in transporting weapons and supplies to distant lands Moreover Emperor Jinsihong established a water distribution system that transformed the arid land into a fertile thriving rice field This is the world's first revolutionary breakthrough in the methodology of imperial construction a bold defiance by the Jin Si Emperor's rebel faction Yet the most remarkable achievement of his era was the construction of the Settled River Locks a monumental feat of engineering Under the rule of the Jinsi Emperor conquered states were not allowed to consider themselves independent territories He therefore divided the country of China into more than 36 administrative units with the number expected to exceed 40 across the land Moreover a crucial point was His Majesty's announcement that positions within the government administration would be filled according to the people's capabilities Meanwhile the entire region of Southeast Asia including China was unified by establishing a common monetary standard and adopting a single unit of measurement So when everyone uses money and measurement units inconsistently it will inevitably lead to confusion and chaos During his reign the Qin dynasty's territory expanded significantly and public works projects were developed to such an extent that they earned widespread admiration from the people And led to the immortal saying: to the north lies the Great Wall to the south the Dragon's Vein but where did these two begin I'll come sell you the answer shortly which He also reformed writing wishing all people across the land to be able to write in the same manner Back then people used various writing systems and in that era the king mandated that everyone learn the same writing style to facilitate communication but this uniformity also brought a sense of loneliness and darkness And the dark shadow cast by Emperor Jinxi was profoundly ominous—that was the incident involving the Book Clan on the side of the scholars After ascending the throne Emperor Jinxī himself made efforts to unify philosophical thought He did not trust the scribes whom he suspected might undermine his current power causing many books to be banned and even the scholars themselves to be destroyed According to the law anyone found in possession of these books will face severe punishment This led Emperor Qin Shi Huang to order the burning of all books except those on agriculture medicine and the history of the Lao state But He didn't stop there—He wasn't content with just destroying paper for what He was about to do next was far more extraordinary That was a directive to apprehend those with knowledge as approximately 400 to 460 students involved in protests or in possession of banned books had to be arrested And most importantly Emperor Jinshi had already issued orders to eliminate them all Thus that night China lost its scholars poets and centuries of accumulated wisdom It also involved eliminating the state-sponsored schools of Confucianism that the emperor viewed as dangerous replacing them with the ideas of Legalism Moreover the legal system of the Jin Emperor was recorded as being exceptionally harsh Death penalty is imposed for minor offenses and cruel physical punishments are still carried out The most terrifying aspect of the coin-based execution punishment was the eradication of entire families leaving no survivors In the interplay of light and shadow they are both the epitome of civilization and a merciless ruler In truth he stands as a crucial testament that greatness and cruelty can coexist within the same individual and history will never forget either aspect of him One of the most magnificent achievements of the Qing dynasty that has endured to this day is what is known as the Great Wall of China It is a massive project built with stone compacted earth wood and numerous other materials constructed along an east-to-west axis Spanning over 21 000 kilometers across the northern Chinese frontier its purpose was to protect against invasions by nomadic tribes and prevent the expansion of various raiding groups seeking to conquer the Qin dynasty Especially before the Qin dynasty had fought for a long time against a tribe known as the Sangnu This is why Jinxi Hometek dug a massive defensive wall around Jinzhi's territory to repel this tribe and numerous other enemies beyond the wall The main labor force behind the construction of the Great Wall of China consisted of you and hundreds of thousands of other conscripted workers who toiled relentlessly to build the wall which took place from 220 BCE to 206 BCE It is said that when viewed from above the Great Wall of China stretches across the landscape like a winding dragon flowing from east to west I need to explain this way: in truth the protective wall made of fine fibers actually appeared before the existence of the Qin Shi Huang Emperor With the fall of the Fife 7 dynasty China was still not unified at that time leading to numerous warlords claiming sovereignty over their own territories By the time of the seventh dynasty before the rise of the Xia dynasty China was still not unified leading to numerous warlords each claiming sovereignty over their own territories And among those scholars one from the state of Chou began using compacted earth to build a wall around his territory which he called the Square Wall And when officials from other states saw just how effective that square wall was at preventing breaches they began to follow suit This is why hundreds of years later China still had numerous square-walled cities And in the year 215 BCE Emperor Qin Shi Huang having seen these walls devised a grand project He dispatched the trusted commander Tian Cheng along with 30 000 soldiers to carry out the mission of constructing the Great Wall By connecting the existing walls together and extending them further outward To build a massive defensive wall preventing the Zongshangnu tribe from ever crossing the border to raid Chinese settlements again Finally the Great Wall of China was completed in the year 206 BCE The Great Wall of China is no longer just an ordinary wall but a sophisticated defense system as signal fires were lit along its entire length to warn of approaching invaders Then fires will be lit at various locations to send signals to villages or distant regions This method will give countless people ample time to prepare their homes for defense and Leen Soo has already made ready for the impending assault After Emperor Qin Shi Huang spent over a decade overseeing the construction of the Great Wall the city of Tian finally completed the task and he was deeply satisfied with this monumental achievement This means a wall stretching approximately 10 000 li a unit of measurement used in ancient China which could also be referred to in Thai as the "Great Wall of 10 000 Li " Today more than 2 000 years later the Great Wall of China still stands tall a symbol of China's grandeur This led UNESCO to inscribe the Great Wall of China as a World Heritage Site in 1987 By then the Great Wall of China had become a symbol of determination and perseverance yet also a reflection of human cruelty In building this wall the slaves and convicts were driven mercilessly resulting in the deaths of countless people Kroling Chuy is one of the most significant works reflecting the artistic excellence of China's Xiang concealed within the Chinese context There is a famous saying in China attributed to Tai Wei: The northern section has city walls while the southern part features the Chengning Gate These two events known as the Matjanchan occurred during the reign of King Jinseihongte Alright now that we've established the starting point of the ancient city of Chang'an let's move on to discussing this era's history Because Emperor Jinxihao wished to send a message to the detachment heading toward the remote southwestern frontier region But if His Majesty also faced challenges due to the lack of an efficient transportation network This thus compelled Emperor Jinshi to devise a new plan for the water journey Through large-scale excavation to create storage facilities for supplying provisions to the army The waterway stretching from north to south is you could say like a motorway It currently spans over 34 km connecting the Xiang River as it flows into the Yangtze River And the Li River flowing into the Zhujiang River This construction will enable the Qin dynasty to successfully expand its future toward the east-northeast But in reality this era of domination began in the year 486 CE during the Northern Wei dynasty Then Emperor Jinsihong took this project and expanded it into something even greater And when entering the era following the reign of Emperor Jiaqing this palace was expanded to a larger scale Following the collapse of the Qin dynasty the Sui dynasty emerged from the ensuing turmoil Between the years 605 and 610 CE The reason for constructing such a large container is to accommodate economic changes The production of Chinese rice noodles has shifted from the northern regions that grow wheat and corn Proceed to the lush southern rice fields where the rulers are united The canal connects the northern city of Baojing with the southern city of Hangzhou featuring 24 sluice gates and 60 bridges The southern section connects the northern route to the city of Yangzhou on the Yangtze River so travelers moving from north to south can use this route But the primary purpose of constructing this fortress beyond its strategic military function was to serve as a defensive outpost for the army protecting the northern and northeastern frontiers Moreover the significance of this crest lies not only in its height but also in the flow of the water Since most of China's major rivers flow from west to east the fact that the Kongling River flows from north to south makes it a crucial connecting point Between the Yarlung Tsangpo River valley and the Yellow River valley as well as numerous other rivers and tributaries Thus this year is highly beneficial for China as each effort in human development contributes significantly to China In this segment we'll take a look at Jin Sihong's personal life for a change With such great power the king naturally had many consorts And what followed was a large number of royal siblings and half-siblings It is believed that he had around fifty children One of the players who might buy the Royal Balam pipe is Fusu Even though there was a notice the room was still occupied and the wife had already left leaving everyone in confusion Yet he was deeply afraid of death and utterly repelled by speaking of it Therefore He did not merely perform the act of penance while still alive Because he feared death Jin Sihongtai desired to live forever Indeed he formed a special team to search for the legendary elixir capable of transforming ordinary humans into immortals These special teams must travel to every corner of the land to search for the elixir of longevity Nevertheless this prolonged and arduous search effort played a crucial role in leading him to his demise In the year 219 BCE Jinxi Tiaotian who had never feared anyone in the world entered The moment fear takes hold of one it is of something no one can escape—the inevitability of death He is the man who wielded the sword to conquer the six states and the one who commands both heaven and earth He wielded such immense power that he seemed almost like a celestial deity yet he well knew that There was one thing the level could not overcome and it could not control it That thing is time—it is His desire to possess it completely This had a significant impact at the end of King Aung's reign as Jizada Hong Te became deeply preoccupied with uncovering the ancient cultural roots to establish a foundation for Dharma science He further ordered vast numbers of soldiers to set out on journeys to seek the elixir of life or uncover secret knowledge that could make him immortal Moreover Emperor Ginshihongtei also built secret tunnels beneath the imperial palace as he believed walking through them would allow him to escape evil spirits And He heard a rumor about ancient Chinese legend a tale of a mysterious island called Fengliu or the Island of Immortality It is said that on this island there is a magical spring that grants eternal youth and immortality Empress Dowager Cixi ordered a sailor named Chuyu whom I'm certain is pronounced incorrectly—I must apologize for that here 3 000 large ships accompanied by over 3 000 young men and women along with abundant provisions and vast amounts of gold and silver But did you know dear viewer that this man never returned again He never even reached the mysterious island and instead chose to stay there Actually it's not some magical island— that island is just Japan He didn't return to Jakkapattan not because he couldn't find the eye drops but because he knew that going back to Jin Si with empty hands would surely end his life That is why he made the decision to stay there for the rest of his life As time passed China's anxiety toward the emperor gradually transformed into suspicion believing someone sought to assinate him he ordered the construction of over 2 070 imperial palaces They began building their own city and employed over 7 000 workers Therefore this project is not merely a burial site but an exceptionally complete underground city And in the hall there is a simulated river with multiple channels along with simulated stars on the ceiling Moreover there are death traps designed to shoot poisoned darts at anyone attempting to breach the Jinxi Palace's treasury The most significant feature of the site is the army of over 8 000 terracotta soldiers each with a uniquely distinct face Thus this army of terracotta is truly astonishing comprising Laob soldiers Ma soldiers and warriors each standing approximately 180 cm tall And it truly looked like a real human being This is an immortal battalion that will never die It's a group of guardians destined to protect Jin Si Hongtai during the hosting in the world after death that's all But the thing about this project is that once the foundation is laid it's complete Jin Sih Hong Tegi Kinerc has issued a statement With all the handcrafted channels related to the creation of the sacred vessel being aligned So that no one may learn the secrets of this sanctuary ahead of time They created masterpieces for the world yet the creator had to die by his own creation After reflecting it was the year 210 BCE in the Kirsykt Sgralath calendar This required the King to travel three times passing through 200 of his underground passages beneath the royal palace For safety and in accordance with His beliefs Moreover Emperor Jinsihong also invited scholars connoisseurs of ancient bronzeware and experts in this field Let us join forces in finding a way to heal the world for He does not wish to die When His Majesty arrived at the palace Sachiw now located in Mengtian Heping He fell gravely ill and the bedside was cluttered with royal medical supplies From Jakkapatt founder of the great royal lineage that had never known defeat yet today he is about to be overcome by an enemy he cannot fight Yet it holds immense power and the enemy it speaks of is death And thus he passed away in the year 210 Gonyokurajisakarada while on a journey to visit China and returning This thus caused a profound upheaval in the nation's fate as it is said that the reason the monarch fell ill and passed away was It originated from consuming a mystical elixir produced by the first alchemists Pat Luang and others in an attempt to make the monarch immortal but in the end the monarch still died The construction of the project was officially completed in July 208 CE nearly two years after Jakkapat's passing When the emperor passed away Jinxī was with his second son Huhai who had traveled with him And after He departed the son concealed Vida's death and Hu Hai then became the Emperor Numerous legends arose after his death concerning the circumstances surrounding the demise of the Jinxi Emperor Currently there are two highly popular sages The first prophecy was that Emperor Jinxi would die from illness The second assination attempt was on His Majesty The attendants beside Emperor Jinxi stated that this Jia Pudan had died from a severe fever caused by overwork Every day during the reign of Emperor Jiaqing he had to review countless memorials and pay close attention to every minute detail To ensure that he would be able to uphold the authority of the Jiaogong Dynasty as the first Jiaogong in Chinese history and the founder of the centralized imperial system As for Emperor Jinshi he didn't set a precedent to be followed but he fully embraced his responsibilities Moreover Your Majesty traveled as many as five times over a 12-year period and it was this very strain that is said to have adversely affected Your Majesty's health But some people reject this argument that he died from a prolonged illness believing that Chakraphat was not weak The successful assination attempt on Jingle has proven just how formidable Jingshihong truly is Nanjing has led some to believe the cause of the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak stemmed from laboratory contamination with claims that a total of three lines of infected individuals are linked to this incident One of those individuals was Hu Hai the son of Emperor Qin Shi Huang who greatly desired power Because after he found out that his father would give the inheritance to his older brother This left him feeling deeply upset and he decided to kill his own father in a fit of anger But I must say this anecdote cannot be verified Due to the preservation of the royal relics and sacred artifacts by Jao Kao I apologize if my vote goes against you but this man has always stood by Emperor Jinshi And He trusted him deeply during the time He was ill Therefore if Houhai does not receive cooperation from the old master the Buddha of the Jinxi Emperor Pu cannot yet ascend to the throne Even though he was personally involved in killing his father this led to the new theory that the one who assinated Emperor Jinxi might actually be the old ruler himself The Leutenant Governor of the Sultanate of Selangor who holds a position akin to that of a prime minister also shows signs of wanting to remain in power as he seeks to retain his official position Moreover Li Shu also became a suspect due to his actions following the death of Emperor Jinxi as he immediately proclaimed Hui as the new emperor right after the previous emperor passed away According to ancient Chinese folk legends the reason Emperor Qin Shi Huang died prematurely was due to a curse from the people a consequence of his tyrannical rule and the countless lives he took No matter how things stand here one thing is certain: after Emperor Jinxi's death those around him grew fearful If news of Jinzi Venidos's death were to break it could spark widespread rebellion across the universe Due to the cruel nature of His Majesty's new ruler these very actions may ignite a fire that compels many to rise up in rebellion against the new regime Moreover it took the administration two months to travel back to the capital city But if news of Emperor Jinshi's death were to be announced they would no longer be able to contain the uprising Li Zhi therefore decided to conceal the news of Jiaogu's passing and returned to Xianyang Not everyone who traveled on that journey knew that Chakrapat had already passed away Each day Liuzi would sneak into Jia Pudan's carriage pretending to discuss state affairs while spreading rumors It was a cunning rule that worked well and with Li Xue's intelligence he didn't want to raise suspicion among the royal attendants Li Zhi ordered two carts loaded with fish to be positioned in front of Jia Pudan's cart Thus it was filled with political turmoil and everything that King Chakkrapani had built up swiftly crumbled away The palace and the archives were burned a catastrophe for future generations of historians Oh indeed when a thousand years have passed the water from the Yu Xing Tree of Hongtai Fortress will have vanished The jade tablet passed into many royal hands and the grand creations of the ancient era once mighty crumbled away with the passage of time Some things fade into oblivion but others remain carefully preserved But then in the year of the Tiger 1974 in a small village in Sia A Chinese farmer digging a well on his own cornfield They went digging and stumbled upon ancient pottery shard Moreover every lump of activated charcoal is the most powerful army in the world And what was written in the record has been proven true Today those clay batteries still stand guard faithful to their final intention This sacred eye of Your Majesty is the very thing that people encounter Therefore it is not merely the eye of the mind Yet it stands as a silent witness to greatness holding fast to the grandest of dreams Snacks in the color of H's mosta the traveler becoming an ammuta It won't be true but when we look back on history today we'll find tha Jin Xihong had planted the seed of immortality in his disciple not through power or sword but through the legacy he had built It is precisely this moment that elevated Jin Si-hong's name to that of a revered statesman ensuring future generations would study and learn about his era becoming a memory that will endure throughout history That's just the tale of Jin Si-hong-tae and The Watcher really And as always I apologize in advance for any errors in the information provided or if I mispronounce any Chinese words Thank you all for your support and hello everyone good day