Ancient China-Sui Dynasty Timeline
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This mind map outlines the significant events of the Sui Dynasty in Ancient China, marking a pivotal era in Chinese history. Established in A.D. 581 by Yang Jian, the Sui Dynasty succeeded in unifying China by conquering the Chen Dynasty in 589 AD, ending centuries of division. Emperor Yang of Sui's reign saw the construction of Dongdu and the Grand Canal. However, internal strife and failed military campaigns, such as the attempted conquest of Goguryeo, led to uprisings and eventual downfall. By 618 AD, the dynasty crumbled with the rise of the Tang Dynasty, marking the end of the Sui era.
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A.D. 581
Yang Jian proclaimed himself emperor and established the Sui Dynasty, leading to the fall of the Northern Zhou.
In the year 589 AD
The Sui Dynasty defeated the Chen Dynasty, unifying China and ending the nearly 300-year division of China since the end of the Western Jin Dynasty.
In the year 604 AD
Emperor Yang of Sui ascended the throne and built Dongdu.
In the year 605 AD
Sui Dynasty established the Eastern Capital and dug the Grand Canal.
AD 611
The beginning of the great peasant uprising at the end of the Sui Dynasty
In the year 613 AD
Emperor Yang of Sui failed to conquer Goguryeo again, and Yang Xuangan rebelled against the Sui Dynasty.
A.D. 617
Wagang Army occupied Xingluo granary, Li Yuan rose in arms in Taiyuan.
A.D. 618
Yu Wencai and others launched a military coup outside and killed Emperor Yang of Sui.
Li Yuan forced Yang Jiao to abdicate, and the country was named "Tang"
In the year 619 AD
Wang Shichong forced Yang Douwu to abdicate, adopted the title of "Zheng", and the Sui Dynasty was completely destroyed.
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