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Kodansha History of China, Season 5: Wei, Jin, and the Northern and Southern Dynasties
The Collapse and Expansion of China
Completed · 27 episodes
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0. How Do Historians Define the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties? 1. Where Did Four Centuries of Division Begin? 2. The Sima Clan's Road to Power 3. From Sima Yan's Accession to the Western Jin's Fall 4. The Western Jin's Fall and the Rise of Hu Regimes 5. Tensions and Identities between Hu and Han 6. Fu Jian's Strategy of Ethnic Integration 7. Northern Wei Unification and Han Scholar-Officials' Attitudes 8. Structural Contradictions within Northern Wei Rule 9. Jiangnan and the Eastern Jin in the South 10. Northern and Western Headquarters, Huan Wen and Xie An 11. Gradual Change in Jiangnan: Sun En's Rebellion and Liu Yu's Northern Expeditions 12. The Fall of Liu Song and Southern Qi 13. Emperor Wu of Liang, the “Emperor of Great Compassion” 14. Hou Jing's Rebellion and Emperor Wu's Death 15. From Liang to Chen and the End of the Northern and Southern Dynasties 16. Sinicization in Southern China 17. Developing Jiangnan and Integrating Peoples 18. Early Northern Wei Institutions and Emperor Xiaowen's Reforms 19. Emperor Xiaowen and the World He Pursued 20. Northern Wei's Fall: Social Crisis beneath Prosperity 21. The Northern Garrison Rebellions and a Fading Court 22. New Trends under Western Wei and Northern Zhou 23. East Asian States and China's Upheaval 24. How Should We Understand “The Son of Heaven Where the Sun Rises”? 25. Chinese Consciousness in the East Asian World 26. Finale: China's Expansion and a New Breakthrough in the Hua–Yi Order