At the end Zhou period Qin state became dominant. Qin Shi Huangdi became first Emperor of united China. The Han Dynasty followed, China grew prosperous. A minister, Wang Mang, usurped the throne 7-25 AD. His administrative experimentation brought famine and war. Han returned. The political situation deteriorated until China broke up into independent regions.
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CHINA, E. HAN Dynasty, 25-221 AD, WU ZHU, bronze with black lacquer
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CHINA, EASTERN HAN Dynasty, WU ZHU, bronze, with dots
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CHINA, QIN State & Dynasty, c. 300-206 BC, BAN LIANG, bronze
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CHINA, W. HAN Dynasty, 206 BC – 7 AD, BAN LIANG
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CHINA, W. HAN Dynasty, 206 BC – 7 AD, bronze, cash, no date, (c. 175-117 BC)
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CHINA, W. HAN Dynasty, BAN LIANG, bronze, (200-180 BC)
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CHINA, W. HAN Dynasty, BAN LIANG, bronze, (200-180 BC)
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CHINA, WANG MANG, 7-22 AD, DA BU HENG QIAN, bronze, 1000 cash spade
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CHINA, WANG MANG, 7-22 AD, HUO QUAN, bronze, cash
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CHINA, WANG MANG, HUO QUAN, bronze, cash, 7-25 AD
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CHINA, WANG MANG, HUO QUAN, bronze, cash, 7-25 AD
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