The Han Dynasty
di Michèle Pirazzoli-t'Serstevens
1982 · 240 pagine · Rizzoli · ISBN 9780847804382
Trama
During the four centuries that the Han dynasty ruled China (206 BC-AD. 220), it prepared the ground for the main political, economic, social and cultural structures that were to characterize the Chinese world for two millennia. The Han empire was China's imperial Rome.
Generi: Storia
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