The Xin Dynasty was a short-lived imperial dynasty in China, lasting from 9 to 23 AD, founded by Wang Mang following the death of Emperor Ping of Han.
Overview
Wang Mang's Reforms
Cultural Achievements
Legacy Of The Xin Dynasty
Collapse Of The Xin Dynasty
Foundation Of The Xin Dynasty
Conflict With The Han Loyalists
Economic Changes And Challenges
Social Policies And Their Impact
Military Campaigns During The Xin Dynasty
Confucianism
Han Dynasty
Emperor
Society
Thought
Chinese
Throne
People
Fact
Land
๐ The Xin Dynasty lasted from 9 AD to 23 AD.
๐ Wang Mang was the founder of the Xin Dynasty, having declared himself emperor.
๐ผ The Xin Dynasty began when Emperor Ping of Han passed away, leaving a baby crown prince.
๐ฑ Wang Mang aimed to change China's social problems by redistributing land.
๐ช He introduced a new currency to help with trading among the people.
๐ The economy faced hardships during the Xin Dynasty, leading to food shortages.
๐ Wang Mang wanted to create equality between the rich and the poor.
๐ก๏ธ Military campaigns were launched by Wang Mang to defend against his enemies.
๐ฏ Loyalists of the old Han dynasty fought against Wang Mang's rule.
โณ The Xin Dynasty ended in 23 AD when Han loyalists led a successful rebellion.