Well, isn't that an interesting question! During the third century before the common era, China experienced a period known as the Warring States period. This was a time of conflict and instability, with various states vying for power and control. It wasn't until the Qin Dynasty emerged victorious and unified China that dynastic rule was restored, bringing peace and stability to the land once again.
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Well, honey, during the third century BCE, China was going through a little something called the Warring States period. It was like a big ol' free-for-all with different states fighting for power, so there wasn't one ruler calling the shots. It wasn't until Qin Shi Huang came along and said, "Enough of this madness, I'm gonna unify this place," that the party finally got started with the Qin Dynasty.
There was no dynastic rulers because china split up into many small kingdoms during the warring states period
bc : before Christ, ad : Anno Domini (which is Latin for "Year of our Lord"), bce : before common era, ce : common era.
because of Caribbean history -- tons of slaves in 17 century and 18 century were transported from African as well Asia to the Caribbean regions
BC in a date stands for Before Christ. The term used now is BCE for Before Common Era, Before the Christian Era or Before the Current Era.
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It means Before Christ. (Christ was born in the year 0). BC stands for Before Christ. So 1000BC is 1000 years Before Christ was born