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... Dynasty , to which are ascribed the doubtful dates of 2205 to 1766 B.C. This was the period in which Stonehenge was ... dynasty ended through the overthrow of an intolerable tyrant , Chieh Kuei . It was succeeded by the Shang ( or ...
... Dynasty , to which are ascribed the doubtful dates of 2205 to 1766 B.C. This was the period in which Stonehenge was ... dynasty ended through the overthrow of an intolerable tyrant , Chieh Kuei . It was succeeded by the Shang ( or ...
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... Dynasty , which followed , was the longest - lived dy- nasty in China's history , lasting almost 900 years , until 249 B.C. The dynasty is so - called because its leaders came from the principality of Chou , on the western frontier of ...
... Dynasty , which followed , was the longest - lived dy- nasty in China's history , lasting almost 900 years , until 249 B.C. The dynasty is so - called because its leaders came from the principality of Chou , on the western frontier of ...
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... Dynasty was not as remarkable for the de- velopment of philosophical thought as the Chou Dynasty had been , many remarkable achievements in the arts came about during the 422 years of its ascendancy . Poetry was revived , and literature ...
... Dynasty was not as remarkable for the de- velopment of philosophical thought as the Chou Dynasty had been , many remarkable achievements in the arts came about during the 422 years of its ascendancy . Poetry was revived , and literature ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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