Contributions of the Song and Tang Dynasties
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Transcript Contributions of the Song and Tang Dynasties
Patrick Lenahan
618-906 AD
Drinking customs spread quickly in the north
Spreading basis of development in the south
Buddhism promoted from the south to north
“What Feng heard and saw”
Chan studiers way of life
Became a custom in the Buddhist circle
Tribute Teas
Daoists practiced alchemy
Accidents trying to find an elixir
Powdered mixture of charcoal, sulfur, and saltpeter
Explosions
Scientists continued to hurt themselves
Fixed proportion is highly flammable
Fire medicine
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Picked through individuals abilities
Local, provincial, and national levels
2% passing rate
Intense preparation
Could take as many times as needed
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Music
Archery
Horsemanship
Arithmetic
Writing
Rituals and Ceremonies
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United the old Classical Era from Han
Li Yuan
Neutralizing nomadic peoples
Completed repairs to the Great Wall
Strong connection between Turk empires
Korean Peninsula
Elaborate bureaucracy
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960-1279 AD
Structure and technical standard
Yan Su and Wu Deren
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‘fire-dragon issuing from the water’
Naval engagements
Functions
Flat trajectory
Exocet surface-skimming naval rockets
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ty%20multi%20stage%20rockets/yhjow/missile2a.jpg
Bi Sheng
Movable Type pieces
Printing
Availability
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Recipe for saltpeter
Wu Ching Yao
11th century bombs
Rocket arrows
http://history.cultural-china.com/en/183History8425.html
Turmoil of the late Tang Dynasty
Recluse-painters
Visionary Landscapes
Emblems of a perfectly ordered state
http://depts.washington.edu/chinaciv/painting/tptg
ssla.htm
Chinese invention
Classic period of Chinese porcelain
Kilns sending their wares to Court
Porcelain Schools
Types of Pottery
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