Perhaps Shi Huang Di didn't even serve in the army. He finally became the emperor of Qin dynasty because of his royal status not military exploits. He could be a good strategist but his army was led by several generals.
his tomb is considered art
because he wanted to rule forever and kepp China.!!.
According to the historical book Shiji (史记), Qin Shi-huang (秦始皇) whose name is Ying Zheng (嬴政) born in the 1st month 48th year during the reign of Qin Zhao-xiang-wang (秦昭襄王), the his great-grandfather. Thus, the birthday of Qin Shi-huang is reckoned to be 19th October, 259 BC.
Qin Shi Huang Di had numerous concubines which bore him around 50 children. He never named an Empress to be his wife.
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Shi Huang Di was the first emperor of China.
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Qin Shi Huang Di reigned from 246BC - 210BC While Mao Zedong was only just born in 1893 So Shi Huang Di was definitely first =D
Yes he did. He had over 20 kids.
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Seven smaller states in Eastern China. Qin Shi Huang Di unified the seven warring states into one nation, governed by him.
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Shi Huang Di, the first emperor of China, implemented policies to weaken the power of the noble class. He centralized authority, eliminated feudal privileges, and enforced a system of meritocracy based on loyalty to the state. Shi Huang Di also standardized laws and imposed strict punishments to maintain control over the nobles.