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Name: Sai

Type: Polity

Start: 205 BC

End: 205 BC

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Was one of the Eighteen Kingdoms that emerged after the collapse of the Qin Dynasty in China.

Establishment

  • January 205 BC: After the fall of the Qin Dynasty, military leader Xiang Yu divided China into Eighteen Kingdoms. Among these, Sai was established in northeastern Shaanxi.

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    1. Liu Bang´s Insurrection against the Qin dynasty

    Was an insurrection in the Qin Empire that lead to its demise.

    2. Chu-Han Contention

    Was a war between the two most powerful successors of the Qin Dynasty, Western Chu and Han, won by the latter which was able to reunite China.

  • January 204 BC: Liu Bang was the founder and first emperor of the Han Dynasty in China. The Chu-Han Contention was a power struggle between Liu Bang and Xiang Yu of the Chu state for control of China after the fall of the Qin Dynasty. Liu Bang emerged victorious and established the Han Dynasty in -205.

    • Disestablishment

  • January 204 BC: Liu Bang was the founder and first emperor of the Han Dynasty in China. The Chu-Han Contention was a power struggle between Liu Bang and Xiang Yu of the Chu state for control of China after the fall of the Qin Dynasty. Liu Bang emerged victorious and established the Han Dynasty in -205.

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