History of China (Wohan Dynasty/Jeonjeon Dynasty)

 [West Han Dynasty (B.C.206 ~ A.D.25)]

- The origin of the Chinese people's identity, the Han Dynasty.

The West Han Dynasty is China's second unified dynasty after the Qin Dynasty.

In 206 B.C., Han Go-bang destroyed the Qin Dynasty, won the battle with King Cho Pae Hang-woo, and became emperor in 202 and built the capital in Jangan-now Seomseoseong West Bank, and history calls it the "Seohan Dynasty."

In the era of the Western Han Dynasty, the feudal system was basically established, and there was great development in both political, economic and cultural aspects. During the Hanmu period, Han Dynasty was Asia's most prosperous and wealthy multi-ethnic country. Since the Han Dynasty also established studying abroad as the ruling ideology of China's political and ideological circles, the culture of studying abroad has a profound influence on China's thousands of years of history since then.

The political system of the Han Dynasty also advanced to establish a complete monarchy system, which also became China's basic political system as it continued to develop and solidify for thousands of years after China.

The Han Dynasty has a very important position in Chinese history, because Chinese culture has been called Han Culture since then, Chinese in the Jungwon region have also been called Han People, and Chinese characters can all be found in these names.

In the late period of the letter, the contradiction of society gradually became acute, and Wang Mang, a foreign husband, usurped the Han Dynasty and established a new country, and the Seohan Dynasty came to an end.